@sdetweil Okay but in that case the TV/Monitor is always powered on isn’t it? My mirror is in the bathroom and I only use the bathroom in the morning when I wake up and in the evening when I go to bed.

I have face-recognition installed so maybe that could wake the monitor when it’s a sleep. Not the best solution in my case. Maybe I need to get another wireless control outlet. I have some Hue stuff that I could try.

@sdetweil When my monitor is turned on and I disconnect it from the power supply and then connect it back with power it’s powered on. So the monitor stays in powered on mode even when disconnected from power supply. So I figured this should work. Strange thing is that sometimes it works okay.
I could add a switch to manually power the monitor but the idea was to do it all on motion detection.

@sdetweil My best guess is that the wireless control outlet is not delivering enough power for the monitor when it is powered on when motion is detected by the motion sensor :(

The manual states that the outlet has max. output power 2300W, that should be enough for a monitor.

Hi, I’ve (almost) finished my MM setup. I’m using Ikea’s tradfri to turn on/off the monitor and a led strip. Well that was the idea. The monitor is connected to the wireless controle outlet and activated with the wireless motion sensor. The motion sensor is also used for the led strip which is connected directly to the power outlet.

The problem is that the monitor is not always (most of the time actually) powered on when motion is detected. Sometimes I get the startup logo and then it stops and sometimes it does work.

Any idea how to solve this?

@shbatm
Would it be possible to group some modules when using mode: ‘positional’?

Eg.: I would like to see both module clock and weather (“current”) and than rotate with calendar