How to send RF commands over sonoff bridge / tasmota firmware

I have a sonoff bridge with tasmota firmware on it, and I am using it for years already. There is a couple of door sensors connected to it, and its working well. This is the only usage for the device as of yet.

Now, I want to control a motor, which is using the 433mhz radio link as well, that is, I want to “emulate” a 433mhz remote.
My understanding would be that I should send a radio command using the correct code/identifier, so it gets caught by the motor. Is that correct? So I would need to find out the motors code/identifier, and then find out the correct MQTT API command for tasmota.

Is that right, or could anyone quickly tell me how to do this?

If you are only getting one “Data RfKey” , the your switch will only show Open (On). You can add it this way:

  - platform: mqtt
    state_topic: "Bridge/tele/RESULT"
    name: 'Window 1'
    value_template: '{{value_json.RfReceived.Data}}'
    payload_on: '01ED0E' # RfKey
    off_delay: 5 # In seconds, turns "off" switch after delay
    device_class: window
    qos: 1

Sorry, maybe my post was misleading. I don’t want to receive radio commands in Home Assistant via MQTT. I am already doing this and it works great.

What I want to do now is use Home Assistant as 433mhz remote. So that is, I should send something via MQTT to the sonoff bridge, which then gets sent via 433mhz radio and is received by the motor.
However, I don’t know what I should send via MQTT.

I have also edited my original post.

So maybe I need to use the RfSend command? If so, how do I find out the parameters needed?