Motion Detector

bhepler

Check the console log. I suspect you’ll see a security error preventing the browser from accessing the monitor. Either launch your mirror in dev mode (modify your mm.sh script to read DISPLAY=:0 npm start dev and then restart via pm2 restart 0) or browse to your mirror’s address via a web browser and enter developere mode.

DirkS

i don’t have a mm.sh script. Where should it be located?

bhepler

@DirkS Aha. You probably haven’t set it up yet. No worries. You normally start your mirror by going into ~/MagicMirror and entering npm start, right? Just append the dev switch and you should see both the mirror UI and the browser console on your mirror: npm start dev

If you’re starting your mirror via SSH, prepend the command to send the output to the mirror’s display: DISPLAY=:0 npm start dev

DirkS

The mirror is starting at reboot. So maybe there is a script, i installed it a few month ago, i don’t remember :D

If i’m testing new settings i use pm2 restart mm for example. npm i’m just using to install new modules.

bhepler

@DirkS Interesting. Following the instructions I found via the GitHub MagicMirror repository, the pm2 should be using /home/pi/mm.sh to start the magic mirror process. Editing this file and appending DEV should give you the web browser console with log.

done

Hi and thanks to everybody making this module work!

@cpramhofer Did your solution solve the issue that the monitor did not switch on again after a longer period of time?

bhepler

@done Wait, does it work for you? Because it’s not working for me and this is the last thing I need before my mirror is done.

done

@bhepler Sorry, I haven’t tried yet. :)
I installed the cam and the module yesterday and motion detection worked.
But I experienced the same issue this morning. Wake up problem is not solved.

strawberry 3.141

@done propably everything is working for you guys and you can just see the screensaver, be sure to disable the screensaver

done

Hi @strawberry-3.141
Thanks for your answer
I disabled the screensaver by editing (found here
Is that what you had in mind?

sudo nano /home/pi/.config/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autostart

@lxpanel --profile LXDE-pi
@pcmanfm --desktop --profile LXDE-pi
#@xscreensaver -no-splash

@xset s off
@xset -dpms
@xset s noblank
@unclutter

Strange that my camera driver was not working today.
I had to activate the cam in the pi config again.

In the morning the cam led was on but when I tried to wake up the monitor the led just turned off.

I use a v1.3 cam on a rpi3.