Icasa remote - Blueprints Exchange - Home Assistant Community = 40rem)" rel="stylesheet" data-target="desktop" /> = 40rem)" rel="stylesheet" data-target="chat_desktop" /> = 40rem)" rel="stylesheet" data-target="discourse-ai_desktop" /> = 40rem)" rel="stylesheet" data-target="discourse-reactions_desktop" /> = 40rem)" rel="stylesheet" data-target="poll_desktop" /> = 40rem)" rel="stylesheet" data-target="desktop_theme" data-theme-id="19" data-theme-name="scroll to top"/> Icasa remote Blueprints Exchange automation martijn.kriens (Martijn Kriens) February 18, 2021, 7:03pm 1 blueprint for the Icasa remote (the black remote) single push top buttons for 0 and 1: these just call the four buttons for 0 and 1 respectively below push buttons 0-1 1 to 4: cluster_id= 6 endpoint_id is 1 to 4 relating to the keys (starting from the top) command is “on” for 1 and “off” for 0 no arguments S1 and S2 a push gives four events cluster_id =5 endpoint_id = 1 to 4 relating to keys command is “recall” “args” are [0, 1] for S1 and [0, 2] for S2 long push normal keys two events cluster_id = 8 endpoint_id = 1 to 4 command: first event “move_with_on_of” and second: “stop” first event: args is always [0, 50], second event no args long push S1 and S2 four events cluster_id is 5 endpoint_id = 1 to 4 command is “store” args is [0, 1] for S1 and [0, 2] for S2 double click no different commands the blueprint below gives automation to the middle four buttons. The top 0 and 1 also work (since these are just 4 events for the other buttons). S1 and S2 are not yet implemented in the blueprint but should be easy to add. As are the long pushes. The information to distinguish these is in the text above. If someone can explain to me how to upload the blueprint file here? blueprint: name: icasa remote 2 description: icasa remote 2 domain: automation input: icasa_remote: name: icasa remote description: The Remotec ZRC-90 to interact with. selector: device: integration: zha manufacturer: icasa model: ICZB-RM11S button_1_0: name: single press 0 on 1 description: Action to run on button press once. default: [] selector: action: {} button_1_1: name: single press 1 on 1 description: Action to run on button press once. default: [] selector: action: {} button_2_0: name: single press 0 on 2 description: Action to run on button press once. default: [] selector: action: {} button_2_1: name: single press 1 on 2 description: Action to run on button press once. default: [] selector: action: {} button_3_0: name: single press 0 on 3 description: Action to run on button press once. default: [] selector: action: {} button_3_1: name: single press 1 on 3 description: Action to run on button press once. default: [] selector: action: {} button_4_0: name: single press 0 on 4 description: Action to run on button press once. default: [] selector: action: {} button_4_1: name: single press 1 on 4 description: Action to run on button press once. default: [] selector: action: {} mode: queued max_exceeded: silent trigger: - platform: event event_type: zha_event event_data: device_id: !input icasa_remote action: - variables: endpoint_id: "{{ trigger.event.data.endpoint_id }}" command: "{{ trigger.event.data.command }}" - choose: - conditions: "{{ endpoint_id == 1 and command == 'off' }}" sequence: !input button_1_0 - conditions: "{{ endpoint_id == 1 and command == 'on' }}" sequence: !input button_1_1 - conditions: "{{ endpoint_id == 2 and command == 'off' }}" sequence: !input button_2_0 - conditions: "{{ endpoint_id == 2 and command == 'on' }}" sequence: !input button_2_1 - conditions: "{{ endpoint_id == 3 and command == 'off' }}" sequence: !input button_3_0 - conditions: "{{ endpoint_id == 3 and command == 'on' }}" sequence: !input button_3_1 - conditions: "{{ endpoint_id == 4 and command == 'off' }}" sequence: !input button_4_0 - conditions: "{{ endpoint_id == 4 and command == 'on' }}" sequence: !input button_4_1 Anonymoesje September 23, 2021, 8:58am 2 Hello, thank you for this blueprint, however i can’t import it in this state. Here is an explanation how to make it a importable blueprint: About Blueprints It should work like this, but i think you are missing the button-link. blueprint: name: icasa remote 2 description: icasa remote 2 domain: automation input: icasa_remote: name: icasa remote description: The Remotec ZRC-90 to interact with. selector: device: integration: zha manufacturer: icasa model: ICZB-RM11S button_1_0: name: single press 0 on 1 description: Action to run on button press once. default: [] selector: action: {} button_1_1: name: single press 1 on 1 description: Action to run on button press once. default: [] selector: action: {} button_2_0: name: single press 0 on 2 description: Action to run on button press once. default: [] selector: action: {} button_2_1: name: single press 1 on 2 description: Action to run on button press once. default: [] selector: action: {} button_3_0: name: single press 0 on 3 description: Action to run on button press once. default: [] selector: action: {} button_3_1: name: single press 1 on 3 description: Action to run on button press once. default: [] selector: action: {} button_4_0: name: single press 0 on 4 description: Action to run on button press once. default: [] selector: action: {} button_4_1: name: single press 1 on 4 description: Action to run on button press once. default: [] selector: action: {} mode: queued max_exceeded: silent trigger: - platform: event event_type: zha_event event_data: device_id: !input icasa_remote action: - variables: endpoint_id: "{{ trigger.event.data.endpoint_id }}" command: "{{ trigger.event.data.command }}" - choose: - conditions: "{{ endpoint_id == 1 and command == 'off' }}" sequence: !input button_1_0 - conditions: "{{ endpoint_id == 1 and command == 'on' }}" sequence: !input button_1_1 - conditions: "{{ endpoint_id == 2 and command == 'off' }}" sequence: !input button_2_0 - conditions: "{{ endpoint_id == 2 and command == 'on' }}" sequence: !input button_2_1 - conditions: "{{ endpoint_id == 3 and command == 'off' }}" sequence: !input button_3_0 - conditions: "{{ endpoint_id == 3 and command == 'on' }}" sequence: !input button_3_1 - conditions: "{{ endpoint_id == 4 and command == 'off' }}" sequence: !input button_4_0 - conditions: "{{ endpoint_id == 4 and command == 'on' }}" sequence: !input button_4_1 Edit: It seems like i’m not able to select the remote in the dropdown list. I got it configured with zigbee2mqtt, is it possible to support this? And to make it even better i would recommend adding long-hold actions with brightness-up brightness-down.