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Fire TV	Fire TV Cube, Fire TV Stick 4K Max	Fire TV Stick 4K	Fire TV Stick Lite	Fire Stick (1st Gen)

• A functioning version of Home Assistant
• HACS
• A supported Amazon Fire Device Type
  • Amazon Fire Smart TV
  • Amazon Fire Stick
  • Amazon Fire Cube
  • Other Android based non-fire devices might work as well, but with limited (and unsupported) functionality

Which devices are supported?
Which device do I own?

1. Turn on ADB Debugging on your Amazon device
2. Set up the Home Assistant Android TV Integration and connect it to your Amazon Fire Device
3. Click on HACS and select Frontend
4. In the lower right hand corner, click the "+ EXPLORE & DOWNLOAD REPOSITORIES" button
5. Search for, and click on "Firemote Card", then click the "DOWNLOAD" button in the lower right hand corner
6. You will be prompted to reload your browser. Click the RELOAD button to continue

1. On any dashboard, click the +ADD CARD button
2. Search by cards for "Firemote Card", and click on it
3. Under the Entity dropdown, a list of your Android TV integration entities will appear. Select the one you wish to control.
4. Under Fire Device Type, select the proper device type
5. Click "SAVE"

Example:

type: custom:firemote-card
entity: media_player.fire_tv_192_168_1_30
device_type: fire_tv_4_series
compatibility_mode: default
app_launch_1: prime-video
app_launch_2: netflix
app_launch_3: hdmi_1
app_launch_4: youtube
hdmi_1: Cable
scale: 85
button_overrides:
  mute-button:
    script: receiver_mute_script

Options:

Firemote buttons can be overridden by Home Assistant scripts through a simple YAML configuration.

Ex:

button_overrides:
  mute-button:
    script: receiver_mute_script
  volume-down-button:
    script: receiver_volume_down_script

Valid button names are as follows:

• power-button
• keyboard-button
• up-button
• left-button
• center-button
• right-button
• down-button
• back-button
• home-button
• hamburger-button
• rewind-button
• playpause-button
• fastforward-button
• volume-up-button
• channel-up-button
• volume-down-button
• tv-button
• channel-down-button
• mute-button
• settings-button
• app-switch-button

In many cases, your Amazon remote control actually sends commands for volume, mute, and power to your TV or receiver using the IR emitter on the front of the physical remote control. Since this is the case, these types of commands cannot be emulated through the same means that Firemote sends other commands.

In these cases, you still might be able to control your devices (TVs, Receivers, etc.) by using Button Overrides. If you are able to control your non-fire devices through Home Assistant, you can write a HA script and attach that script to a button on your Firemote.

• If your Firemote used to work, and it suddenly stopped without making any configuration changes, it could be that all you need to do is press one button (any button) on your physical Fire TV device. After doing that step, try your Firemote again.
• Check your card configuration:
  • Is the correct Android device selected?
  • Is the correct Fire TV Device type selected?
  • Is Compatibility Mode set to Default?
• If the Default Compatibility Mode is not working on your device, and you've checked every other step, slowly choose "event0", "event1", etc. and test your remote buttons under each mode. One of these will work.

There are currently over 40 different kinds of Amazon Fire devices, so it will take a while for every device to gain properly tested support. If Firemote doesn't support your device yet yet, you can still use Firemote! Simply choose a supported device that is similar to the one that you have (preferrably a remote that looks the same as your physical remote), then you can test different compatability modes to find out which one works the best.

For extra credit, you could submit a request to have your device added! It's simple! Click on the Issues button on the top of this page, click 'New Issue' and then click the "Get Started" button next to the "Device Support Request" option. Your help is VERY appreciated!

Absolutely! Simply ask! Here's how: Click on the Issues button on the top of this page, click 'New Issue' and then click the "Get Started" button next to the "App Shortcut Request" option. Your request is important to you, and likely important for others as well! As long as the app is easily downloaded through traditional Amazon app downloading channels (not sideloaded), your request will be granted ASAP.

Click on the Issues button on the top of this page, click 'New Issue' and then select the appropriate category for your needs. You're also welcome to join or begin a new discussion if that seems more suitable for your needs.