RF Device Manager — Control all RF-devices via ESP32+CC1101

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:satellite_antenna: RF Device Manager — New Custom Integration

Hi everyone,

I would like to introduce my new Home Assistant custom integration:

:link: GitHub Repository:

RF Device Manager

RF Device Manager brings full RF device management directly into Home Assistant — completely through the web UI.

No YAML. No manual Python configuration.

Create, learn, test, edit, manage and send RF codes directly from Home Assistant.

:sparkles: Features

  • Full UI-based RF device management
  • Learn RF codes with guided wizard
  • Signal clustering and protocol detection
  • Supports raw timings, tri-state, binary, Pronto hex and Tasmota RF formats
  • Manage switches, lights, fans, covers, buttons and sensors
  • Receive RF signals and trigger Home Assistant automations
  • Uses the Home Assistant radio_frequency platform (2026.5+)
  • Designed for ESPHome ir_rf_proxy hardware (CC1101/SX127x)
  • No YAML configuration required

:package: Installation

HACS

  1. Open HACS → Custom repositories
  2. Add:
https://github.com/Gifford47/rf_device_manager

Category:

Integration
  1. Install RF Device Manager
  2. Restart Home Assistant

Add the integration:

Settings → Devices & Services → Add Integration → RF Device Manager

:gear: Requirements

  • Home Assistant 2026.5 or newer
  • A radio_frequency transmitter
  • ESPHome ir_rf_proxy recommended for learning and receiving RF signals

:test_tube: Feedback & Contributions

The integration is still under active development.

Feedback, bug reports and feature requests are welcome:

Enjoy! :rocket:

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This is an amazing project !

I finally manage to make an ESPHOME device with an ESP32 and CC1101 to control a projector screen.

I have a Sonoff RF device previously controlling the screen but this project will be excellent for future rf controls.

Thanks for sharing !

It is really easy to configure once the hardware is working in home assistant.

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Thank you so much!! I think this is quite helpful.

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@Gifford47

I have quite a number of Pir and Door sensors based on ev1527.
I’ve captured a door sensor that works and I can see it as open or closed.
The code for a door example is -
0x18290A for open and 0x18290E for closed.

From my sonoff setup I have these codes for approx 15 other door sensors. Is it possible to type these codes in manually rather than having to go around learning each door sensor?

So far I have had no luck using the manual method.

Thanks for any assistance.

(A captured door sensor that works perfect)

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Not sure if it is possible to just enter the code on this manual screen. Everything I tried did not work.

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