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Happy wife, happy life! Well done!

@cyberphox even better!!!

Okay, understood.
It means my oven is not on
When I put on the oven, I see the Oven and the oven graphic.
Neat !

@djerik

Hi,

I finally managed to have the password stuff sorted out and can login again.
After restarting MM, the login screen came up and I was able to login and accept the settings.

Now the MMM-HomeConnect shows: “No active devices”.
In my Home Connect app I have the Oven Appliance (from Neff) and I can control the appliance.

Perhaps I have registered the wrong application ?
Is application on the developer site the same as appliance ?
Any extra steps I might need to take ?

@steverichab Hi, there are other PIR modules that support hiding out of the box like MMM-NewPIR or mine MMM-Screen-Powersave-Notification.
My module needs my GPIO module to get triggered. You ca find a complete example here

@steverichab said in “No Signal” message when PIR sensor is triggered:

The MMM-PIRSensor is working perfectly. Unfortunately when the sensor times out due to no presents detected I get a blue screen with “No Signal” on my monitor/screen. Here’s my config:

 {
		module: 'MMM-PIR-Sensor', 
		position: "top_center", // Remove this line to avoid having an visible indicator
		config: {
			sensorPin: 22,
			powerSaving: true,
			powerSavingDelay: 10, // Turn HDMI OFF after 60 seconds of no motion, until motion is detected again
			preventHDMITimeout: 1, // Turn HDMI ON and OFF again every 4 minutes when power saving, to avoid LCD/TV timeout
			supportCEC: true, 
			presenceIndicator: "fa-eye", // Customizing the indicator
			presenceOffIndicator: "fa-eye", // Customizing the indicator
			presenceIndicatorColor: "#f51d16", // Customizing the indicator
			presenceOffIndicatorColor: "#2b271c" // Customizing the indicator
		}
		},

I have enabled HDMI CEC on my monitor. I just want it to go dark. any suggestions?
Thanks in advance!!

I have the same issue, and I am sure there was a time I got the monitor turned off directly with another module.
I think there are different ways of turning the monitor off, at least for more recent Raspberry Pis and this module might be using the wrong one for us.
I wanted to look into this more, you motivated me again :-).

@sdetweil can you give me a screenshot where I find the solved-button?

Edit: Sorry, first I had to mark the question as question. Than there was the solved button. Well, this is kind of hidden

@earnestrichards said in Disassembly a Dell U2715H:

I had the same question when I started work on my ‘mirror’ earlier this summer. I had purchased a HP monitor and found a link for 3rd party recyclers to properly disassemble and recycle the various monitor parts.

I used the same search term (except Dell not HP) and found this:
Dell Monitor Disassembly

Thank you, 24h after my second email I got a perfect disassembly instruction. Unfortunately, the pdf is to big to upload it here.

@djerik
The problem at this moment is not related to your module.
It is related to the home-connect accounts; the standard one and the developer one.
I cannot login into both accounts; I cannot login into the account using the app.
Password reset does not work; I do not get any mail.
Even setup a new account and here too no mail to activate the account.
I will need to contact the home-connect support, but could not find any time yet; hopefully this weekend.