Download:

i cannot reproduce this on any of my systems…

edit the MMM-SleepWake.js file

		case "SLEEP_HIDE":
			MM.getModules().enumerate((module) => {
				// if the module is already hidden
				if(module.hidden==true)
					// save it for wake up
					{v_self1.previously_hidden.push(module.identifier);}
				else
					// hide this module
					{module.hide(1000);}   // < --- change this line , remove the 1000 
```
should look like this
```
		case "SLEEP_HIDE":
			MM.getModules().enumerate((module) => {
				// if the module is already hidden
				if(module.hidden==true)
					// save it for wake up
					{v_self1.previously_hidden.push(module.identifier);}
				else
					// hide this module
					{module.hide();}
```

let me know

i have 4 systems running this everyday for months… only see the updatenotification module output on one as it doesn’t handle hide/suspend…

i will do some additional debugging

here is my config, I was using delay: 5 then switched to 0.2 so I can repeat the issue faster.

{
			module: "MMM-SleepWake",
			config:{
				delay:  0.2,               // default
				source: "external",
				mode:  "HIDE"
			}
			 // detectionDir: folder containing externally generated file when motion starts
			 //               will be created if needed
			 // detectionFile:  filename generated for motion start. default = 'detected'
},

run these two commands

sudo apt-get install v4l-utils
v4l2-ctl --list-devices

find the ‘camera’ device in the list
mine shows

odroid@odroid:~/MagicMirror$ v4l2-ctl --list-devices
s5p-mfc-dec (platform:11000000.codec):
        /dev/video10
        /dev/video11

s5p-jpeg encoder (platform:11f50000.jpeg):
        /dev/video30
        /dev/video31

s5p-jpeg encoder (platform:11f60000.jpeg):
        /dev/video32
        /dev/video33

exynos-gsc gscaler (platform:13e00000.video-scaler):
        /dev/video20

exynos-gsc gscaler (platform:13e10000.video-scaler):
        /dev/video21

UVC Camera (046d:0825) (usb-xhci-hcd.3.auto-1.2):
        /dev/video0

the last is the camera…

so, in the motion.conf,

set the line videodevice to the value returned for the camera, in my case /dev/video0

# Videodevice to be used for capturing  (default /dev/video0)


# for FreeBSD default is /dev/bktr0
videodevice  /dev/video0

after changing the config file
either do

ps -ef | grep motion
     get the process id (pid) use below
kill -s SIGHUP pid

mine is

odroid@odroid:~/MagicMirror$ ps -ef | grep motion
root      7756     1  0 Mar08 ?        00:14:21 motion

pid = 7756

or reboot

I’d greatly appreciate a video or help with set up… A youtube video would save me time and troubleshooting something that may be simple.

https://motion-project.github.io/

on its configuration page its says

Determine the type of camera
v4l2 devices which are most webcams
Composite capture cards
Network or IP cameras
The PI camera
Static movie files.

it documents using the Raspberry Pi camera

Raspberry Pi cameras can be set up two different ways. If Motion is installed by using the apt packages (e.g. apt-get install motion), then the camera must be set up using the bcm2835-v4l2 module which creates a v4l2 device for the camera. Users will need to install this module using the command sudo modprobe bcm2835-v4l2. This will set up the camera as a normal v4l2 device and it can be accessed via a standard /dev/videoX device. If Motion is built from source or installed via the deb packages on the project release page, then an additional option is to set up the camera using the mmalcam_name parameter or using the bcm2835-v4l2 module. When Motion is installed via apt, the mmalcam option is not available.

Motion project can also record images on motion, movies, etc,etc,etc,etc,

I have not found the same for my ecobee room sensors

If u can find the API, just call my little shell script to report start and end of movement

Well done, sir!