PIR-Sensor - put your mirror to sleep if not used

[paviro]

@incubik have you checked your Web inspector?

[incubik]

I have Raspbian install so Im using Epiphany. Does this browser has a web inspector? if so, where? Thx

[pugsly]

I got my sensor and hooked it up, same problem.

Yes, I am using node version 6.0. When I did the install that’s the version that was installed, I think the install script now installs an older version?

[Bangee]

I’ve tried to use PIN 26. In my electron errorlog, there was this msg:

[Error: digitalRead: IsInt32(arguments['pin']) === false]

So I went back to PIN 22 and now my mirror starts again. :-)

EDIT:

New idea -> Try without ’ ';

{
module: 'MMM-PIR-Sensor’,
config: {
sensorPIN: 2 ,
}
}

[paviro]

@incubik I don’t use that browser, Google it :)
@pugsly Node v6 is not supported at the moment.
@Bangee yes, the pin has to be an int :) @incubik you also made that mistake!

[incubik]

Ok, I will!

Maybe it is a hardware problem? I’ve connected the PIR-sensor this way, is this correct?
https://www.raspberrypi.org/learning/physical-computing-guide/connect-pir/

[paviro]

@incubik Looks fine, the hardware does not influence the module behavior tough, you could also run it without something connected.

[incubik]

Ok, so if it doesn’t support v6, how can @Bangee made it work? I guess I should:

1. Uninstall NodeJS v6 and install v5
   or
2. Delete the Sensor Module for now

??

[paviro]

When I checked it did not work, maybe the dependencies were updated since then. If not install v5 :)

[Bangee]

This PDF shows how to adjust your PIR Sensor.

https://cdn.openimpulse.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/wpsc/downloadables/DYP-ME003_PIR_Sensor_Module_Datasheet.pdf

Today, i don’t know why but after a few minutes the monitor turns off, but then it reactivates again without any motion in front of the mirror. Any sugestions?