🆕 Latest Astrion Firmware & RosCard Updates

:rocket: Astrion Remote v1.4.0 Release Notes

Hello Home Assistant community :waving_hand:
We’re happy to share the latest update for Astrion Remote and ROSCard.


:package: Astrion Remote System Update

  • Software Version: 1.4.0

  • Release Date: July 3, 2026

  • Update Method: OTA (online update)

:warning: Important:
To use the new features, please also update the ROSCard integration to v1.4.0 via HACS.


:puzzle_piece: ROSCard Update

  • Version: v1.4.0

  • Release Date: July 3, 2026

  • Update Method: HACS (Home Assistant Community Store)


:sparkles: What’s New

1. :joystick: Custom Physical Button Mapping (TV Card)

We’ve added support for mapping up to 8 custom physical buttons on the TV card.

This allows users to fully customize hardware button behavior per device context.


:gear: Configuration Steps

Step 1 — Select Remote Model

In the TV Card settings, select your Astrion remote model.

:backhand_index_pointing_right: This defines which physical buttons are available for mapping.

You can find your model here:


Astrion App → Settings → About


Step 2 — Configure Button Behavior

In the shortcut configuration page:

  • Disable “Global Buttons”

Once disabled:

  • When inside the TV interface → physical buttons follow ROS TV card mappings

  • Outside TV interface → buttons follow global shortcut settings


:brain: Global Button Behavior

State Behavior
Enabled Uses global shortcut mapping everywhere
Disabled Uses TV card mapping inside TV screen, global mapping elsewhere


:hammer_and_wrench: Bug Fixes

  • Fixed issue where integration sometimes failed to discover the remote

  • Improved device discovery stability

  • General bug fixes and performance improvements


:pushpin: Notes

  • Please ensure both firmware + ROSCard are updated to v1.4.0 for full compatibility

  • If you experience any issues after update, please let us know in this thread


:folded_hands: Thank you

Thanks again to everyone in the community for testing, feedback, and continuous support.

We’re actively iterating based on real Home Assistant usage scenarios.