Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
PIR Sensor + Raspi
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Hi,
you do not need to use an arduino or anything else. Just connect the Pir-Sensor to the raspberry pi like this:
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I have it wired a little different. I have it connected to a different GPIO Pin.
Following this guide worked beautifully.
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@PtrBld Thank you very much!
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@PtrBld Hi! I am trying yo use the PIR-Sensor module, but I have no result, the screen never goes black.
I have connected the cables as the picture you post. Any idea why is not working? -
@pepemujica said in PIR Sensor + Raspi:
Any idea why is not working?
Maybe you should calibrate your PIR sensor tuning. There are two little orange knobs where you can adjust the sensitivity of the sensor.
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@pepemujica Good way to make sure you have it connected correctly and that the PIR is operating is to try out the python code in the link I sent.
from gpiozero import MotionSensor pir = MotionSensor(4) while True: if pir.motion_detected: print("Motion detected!")
Keeping in mind for both this code and the module that you have the correct pin number.
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@McSorley said in PIR Sensor + Raspi:
Keeping in mind for both this code and the module that you have the correct pin number.
How do I know in what pin are the 3 cables connected?
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@pepemujica www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/usage/gpio-plus-and-raspi2/
You have 5v, Ground, then GPIO.
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@McSorley so, the (4) you’ve put in the example before, wich of the 3 cables is?
Sorry, I’m pretty new in this, and I can’t get it easyly -
@McSorley Hi I have tested, and always says motion detected, never ends, even when there is no motion