RosCard Scene Card Guide
Configure the RosCard Scene Card to trigger Home Assistant scenes and scripts directly from your Astrion Remote. Choose from immediate, delayed, or popup execution modes for flexible automation control.
Overview
The RosCard Scene Card provides a dedicated interface for triggering Home Assistant scenes and scripts from your Astrion Remote. It supports three execution modes — Immediate, Delayed, and Popup — giving you flexible control over how your automations are activated.[reference:1]
Scene Cards are ideal for creating one-touch automation workflows like "Movie Mode", "Good Night", "Morning Routine", or any other scene you've defined in Home Assistant.
💡 Tip: Starting from Astrion firmware V1.1.1, Scene Cards have been renamed to "Scenes & Scripts" and now support script entities in addition to scenes.
Features
Scene Triggering
Activate any Home Assistant scene with a single tap
Script Support
Trigger Home Assistant scripts for complex automation workflows
Immediate Mode
Execute scenes instantly with a single tap
Delayed Mode
Set a delay before scene execution — perfect for "leave home" scenarios
Popup Mode
Display a confirmation dialog before executing the scene
Execution Modes
The Scene Card supports three execution modes, allowing you to control how scenes and scripts are triggered from your Astrion Remote.[reference:2]
Immediate
Executes the scene or script instantly when you tap the card.
Best for: Quick actions like toggling lights or activating a scene.
Delayed
Waits for a specified delay before executing the scene or script.
Best for: "Leaving home" scenarios where you need time to exit.
Popup
Displays a confirmation dialog on your Astrion Remote before executing.
Best for: Critical actions like "Arm Security" or "Factory Reset".
Step-by-Step Configuration
1 Open Dashboard Editor
In Home Assistant, navigate to the dashboard you want to use for your Astrion Remote. Click Edit Dashboard in the top-right corner.
2 Add Scene Card
Click Add Card and search for "Scene (ROS)" or "custom:aiks-scene-card". Select it to add the card to your dashboard.
3 Configure Scene or Script Entity
Add your scene or script entity to the card. The Scene Card works with any Home Assistant scene or script entity.
Scene Configuration:
Script Configuration (Firmware V1.1.1+):
4 Select Execution Mode
Choose the execution mode for your Scene Card:
- immediate — Executes instantly when tapped
- delayed — Executes after a specified delay (in seconds)
- popup — Shows a confirmation dialog before executing
5 Save and Refresh
Click Save to apply your configuration. On your Astrion Remote, pull down from the top of the home screen and tap Refresh to load the new card.
⚠️ Important: Starting from firmware V1.1.1, Scene Cards have been renamed to "Scenes & Scripts" and now support script entities in addition to scenes. If you're running an older firmware version, update your Astrion Remote via OTA to access script support.
YAML Reference
Full Parameter List
Parameter Details
- entity_id — The Home Assistant entity ID for the scene (e.g.,
scene.movie_mode) or script (e.g.,script.good_night). - uuid — A unique identifier for the card. Generated automatically when you add the card.
- mode — Execution mode:
immediate,delayed, orpopup. Defaults toimmediate. - alias — A custom display name shown on the remote instead of the entity ID.
- delay — Delay in seconds before executing (only used when
mode: delayed).
Execution Modes
- immediate — The scene or script runs instantly when the card is tapped.
- delayed — The scene or script runs after the specified delay. Ideal for giving you time to leave the room or home.
- popup — A confirmation dialog appears on the remote before execution. Perfect for critical actions.
Example Use Cases
Movie Mode (Immediate)
Tap to instantly dim lights, close blinds, and switch the TV to the correct input.
Good Night (Delayed)
Tap, then walk to bed. After 30 seconds, lights turn off, doors lock, and the alarm sets.
Arm Security (Popup)
Tap to display a confirmation dialog before arming the security system — preventing accidental triggers.
Troubleshooting
Scene Card Not Showing on Astrion Remote
- Refresh the remote: Pull down from the top of the home screen and tap Refresh.
- Verify entity exists: Make sure the scene or script entity is available in Home Assistant.
- Check YAML format: Ensure your configuration uses the correct syntax and indentation.
- Update RosCard: If you're running an older version, update RosCard via HACS.
Scene Not Triggering
- Check entity status: Verify the scene or script is available in Home Assistant.
- Test in Home Assistant: Try triggering the scene or script directly from the Home Assistant UI to rule out connection issues.
- Verify script exists: If using a script, ensure the script ID is correct and the script is enabled.
- Check script mode: If the script is in
singlemode, it won't trigger while already running.
Delay Not Working
- Ensure
mode: delayedis set correctly in your configuration. - Verify the
delayvalue is specified in seconds (e.g.,delay: 30for 30 seconds). - Check that your firmware version supports delayed execution (V1.1.1+ recommended).
Popup Not Showing
- Ensure
mode: popupis set correctly in your configuration. - Verify that your firmware version supports popup mode (V1.1.1+ recommended).
- Check that the remote's screen is active when triggering the card.
🔧 Note: After updating RosCard to a new version, you may need to resave all your Scene Cards to refresh the binding. This is a known requirement for version updates.
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