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Astrion + Home Assistant

Connect your smart home to your hand

Local IR control, device gateway, and physical interface for Home Assistant.

Astrion Integration brings together Astrion Remote, RosCard, and Home Assistant. It turns your Astrion into a physical interface for your smart home — with local IR control, device discovery, and seamless integration with the Home Assistant ecosystem.

Introduced in Astrion V1.2.0 (June 2026)

What is Astrion Integration

Astrion Integration is the bridge between your Astrion Remote and Home Assistant.

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Astrion Remote Gateway

Connects your Astrion Remote to Home Assistant. Each remote is identified by its unique serial number (SN), allowing multiple devices in a single installation.

Gateway SN Discovery Multi-Device
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Local Infrared Control

Control your IR devices (TVs, air conditioners, projectors, etc.) directly from Home Assistant. All IR signals are sent locally through your Astrion Remote.

IR Blaster Local Control Device Library

Home Assistant Workflows

IR entities are fully integrated into Home Assistant. Use them in automations, scripts, and scenes. Combine IR control with sensors, timers, and other devices.

Automations Scripts Scenes

How It Works

Astrion Integration sits between your Astrion Remote, RosCard, and Home Assistant.

Home AssistantAstrion IntegrationRosCard │ │ │ ▼ ▼ ▼ IR Entities Astrion Gateway Astrion Remote Automations Device Discovery Physical Interface Scenes & Scripts Code Library Touch + Buttons ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ │ │ Astrion RemoteRosCardHome Assistant │ │ │ │ Physical UI Interface Layer Source of Truth │ └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
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Home Assistant

The Source of Truth — all device states, automations, and intelligence live here.

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Astrion Integration

The bridge — IR code management, device discovery, gateway between HA and Astrion.

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RosCard

The interaction layer — custom cards, activities, and physical interface for the remote.

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Astrion Remote

The physical interface — touchscreen, IR blaster, buttons, and tactile control.

Design Principles

Astrion Integration is built on three core principles.

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Home Assistant is the Source of Truth

All device states, automations, and intelligence live in Home Assistant. Astrion Integration does not duplicate state — it's a bridge, not a separate system.

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Physical Interface ≠ Dashboard Mirror

RosCard is not a clone of your HA dashboard. It is optimized for physical interaction — larger targets, activity-based workflows, and tactile feedback.

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Activities over Devices

Astrion moves beyond "one remote per device." It's about Activities — "Watch Movie," "Listen to Music," "Focus" — where the system handles the complexity.

How to Install

Install Astrion Integration via HACS or manually.

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Install via HACS (Recommended)

HACS is the easiest way to install and update Astrion Integration.

  • Open HACS in Home Assistant
  • Navigate to Integrations → Explore & Download Repositories
  • Search for Astrion or use this repository URL:
  • https://github.com/yyqclhy/Astrion-integration
  • Click Download and wait for the installation to complete
  • Restart Home Assistant
HACS will notify you when new versions are available.
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Manual Installation

If you prefer manual installation or are not using HACS:

  • Download the latest release from GitHub Releases
  • Copy the custom_components/astrion folder to your Home Assistant custom_components directory
  • Restart Home Assistant
💡 The custom_components folder may not exist — create it if needed.
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Configure the Integration

After restart, Astrion Integration will be available in the Home Assistant integrations page.

  • Go to Settings → Devices & Services
  • Click Add Integration and search for Astrion
  • Follow the configuration flow
  • You'll need a Long-Lived Access Token (created with an Administrator account)
  • Your Astrion Remote will be discovered automatically on the same network
Important: The account used to create the token must have Administrator permissions in Home Assistant.
If you see "Gateway Not Found," check that your Astrion Remote is on the same network and has been paired with your Home Assistant instance.

Verify Installation

After configuration, you should see:

  • Astrion Remote entities in Home Assistant
  • IR entities for your configured devices
  • Gateway status showing "Connected"
  • RosCard entities available for activities and macros
All Astrion features are now available in Home Assistant.
Next: Configure RosCard for activities →

Common Issues

Quick fixes for the most common installation and configuration problems.

Gateway Not Found

If your Astrion Remote is not discovered:

  • Check that your Astrion Remote is powered on and connected to Wi-Fi
  • Verify that the remote and Home Assistant are on the same network/subnet
  • Check the Serial Number (SN) in the remote's Settings → About
  • Restart the Astrion Integration configuration flow
  • If still not found, try manual entry of the remote's IP address

Token Authorization Failed

If you see token errors:

  • Make sure the Home Assistant account used to create the token has Administrator permissions
  • Create a new Long-Lived Access Token in Home Assistant
  • Re-enter the token in the Astrion Integration configuration
  • Log out and log back in on the Astrion Remote
Community Tip: Many users have resolved this by switching to an administrator account. This is the most common cause of connection issues.

Related Resources

Continue your Astrion journey with these guides.

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RosCard Guide

Activities, macros, and custom cards for Astrion. Learn More →
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IR Configuration

Set up IR control for TVs, ACs, and other devices. Learn More →

Firmware & Updates

Keep your Astrion Remote up to date. Learn More →
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GitHub Repository

Source code, issues, and contributions. View on GitHub →