MMM-PIR doesn´t work with MM 2.8

[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

[shgmongohh]

Hi Folks,
maybe I have found the problem (unfortunatly not the solution.).

In the Version where the PIR is working I have the GIOP Version 2.44.
Where the PIR Sensor is not working I have the GIOP Version 2.25.

How can I update the giop version 2.25 to 2.44?

[shgmongohh]

@shgmongohh

I have found a solution to fix the gpio problem

npm install wiringpi-node

found on here

[sdetweil]

@shgmongohh said in MMM-PIR doesn´t work with MM 2.8:

npm install wiringpi-node

so it should be added as a dependency in the package.json file