MMM-PIR doesn´t work with MM 2.8

shgmongohh

I have update to 2.9. But unfortunaly its the same.

I have tested the PIR. It detects motion, so the hardware is ok. I don´t understand why it doesn´t turn off the monitor.

sdetweil

@shgmongohh what did u configure for the callbackscripts config entry?

lxne

Unfortunately getting MMM-PIR up and running on 2.8/2.9 is some kind of a mystery. It’s working on my setup now, but I honestly do not know why. You can read a bit about the odyssey over at github https://github.com/mboskamp/MMM-PIR/issues/10

shgmongohh

The same as before when it was still working

{
        module: 'MMM-PIR-Sensor',
			//https://github.com/paviro/MMM-PIR-Sensor
        config: {
          sensorPIN: 23,//18, //VCC 5V; BMC Pin: gpio readall
		powerSaving: true
        }
     },

pugsly

I have been having the same problem kinda where my monitor goes to sleep and it never wakes back up. I know what needs to be added somewhere in order to fix it.

fbset -depth 8; fbset -depth 16

for some reason even after issuing a wakeup code to the HDMI the fbset command is needed in order for the screen to come back. No clue how to get that into the code at all.

cowboysdude

Folks don’t want to make this terribly hard but I wrote this module way back when and it’s not dependent on MagicMirror. It runs in it’s own window all by itself. Keeping in mind that I am using a PIR sensor… it works and has for 3 years…

Simple Pir Sensor on/off