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?
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?