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

desq

@cowboysdude mh… I really would like to stick with paviros module.
“USER_PRESENCE” (PIR Sensor) seems to work, but my Relay does not change it´s state.
@paviro can you confirm, that your PIR module doesn´t work with node 6.22?

If so I must switch to that python-script-hell.

paviro

@desq sorry no idea :D haven’t touched it in a while since I am pretty busy at the moment (finished school, now moving to a new city at the other side of the country). Could be possible that my dependencies work with v6 now but I still need to update it and change some stuff once I have the time :)
What exactly do you mean by duration? A delay? My PIR-Sensor can do that in hardware thats why I haven’t implemented it.

xdker

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Wilco89

@paviro got a complete White screen and no posibility to use vnc. Got there the Same White screen and no option to open terminal anybody a solution so i can disable the module?

KirAsh4

@Wilco89, use SSH to log into it, user 'pi', password 'raspberry' unless you changed it to something else. Edit the config file, reboot the rpi.

Wilco89

@KirAsh4 didn’t think about that. Oops

murattyilmaz

Hello,

I’ve installed this module and sensor to my pi but I’m facing an issue.
When I start the app, its loading as expected and show everything normally.
After 5 sec. my monitor goes to sleep and says me “no signal” even if I shake may hand front of it.
Then monitor blink a few times and seems like open but nothing to show or said.
After this situation, never comes to live back and can’t close or shut down the app (can’t go back to OS screen). I have to shut the power to reset my pi.

Do you have any idea why this happens?

McSorley

Any ETA on when the update will occur for removing the wiring-pi dependency? I wouldn’t like going down to a lower version of Node.js for this to work encase I break the whole thing.

paviro

Sorry no :/ I just started a new job/school and I do not currently have a mirror setup :( but it should really not be that hard to do so feel free to just try! You can use onoff there is an example which would not need to be changed much to replace wiring Pi in my code :)
If you succeed please send a pull request!

Edit: If I find some time this evening I will try to do it but you will have to test as again I don’t have a mirror currently.

paviro

Double post so you get notified: Done feel free to try :) don’t forget to reinstall the module with npm install!