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      sdetweil @trividar
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      @trividar I need to know how to turn off display,
      So we need mode:

      See the readme

      I have only three modes at the moment, hide ( hide all modules, don’t turn off display), dpms (use the dpms commands), and pi( which uses the pi only tvservice command)

      I would try mode: ‘hide’ first.

      I don’t know how to turn off/andon the Mac display.

      Sam

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        sdetweil
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        researching, i found supposedly

        pmset displaysleepnow
        

        should work

        it does not on my mac virtual machine…

        does it work on real mac?

        man pmset 
        

        should show the help for this

        displaysleepnow - causes display to go to sleep immediately.
        

        Sam

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          sdetweil @sdetweil
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          @sdetweil

          using MMM-SleepWake with mode: ‘Hide’ works (any case is allowed)

          executing the external script wakes up

          /Users/.../MagicMirror/modules/MMM-SleepWake/external_motion start
          

          that is like what u have configured.

          you should see the camera motion events in /var/log/motion/motion.log
          (motion has to be running of course)

          Sam

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            trividar @sdetweil
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            @sdetweil So do I understand it right, I have to add mode in the config.js file like this:

            	{
                module: 'MMM-SleepWake',
                delay:  1,               // default
                source: 'external',
                mode: ‘Hide’
            
            
            },
            
            

            and I have to start motion separately from MM is that right, if yes how?

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              sdetweil @trividar
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              @trividar yes, and yes.

              I start the motion program as part of the little script to start mm.

              Short term just type

              sudo motion &
              

              Sam

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