Posts made by gonzonia

I think I had the GPIO correct originally. Went back to that and it’s working.

@htilburgs yes. I was using mode 9 in the old version. When I looked it up I thought that’s what corresponded. Im on Pi OS 11 and Wayland is for 12 according to the read me

@bugsounet
I installed v 2 successfully. Everything seemed to be working with my old config (posted above). I tried updating based on the new readme, but now it won’t come back on.

I did have the wrong GPIO originally, but now it should be correct.

{
		  module: 'MMM-Pir',
		  position: 'top_left',
		  classes: 'SceneFamily SceneSam',
		  config: {
			debug: false,
			Display: {
					timeout: 2 * 60 * 1000,
					animate: true,
					style: 0,
					colorFrom: "#FF0000",
					colorTo: "#00FF00",
					mode: 2,
					counter: true,
					lastPresence: false,
					lastPresenceTimeFormat: "LL H:mm",
					availability: false,
					autoDimmer: false,
					xrandrForceRotation: "left"
				},
				Pir: {
					mode: 0,
					gpio: 20
				},
				Cron: {
					ON: [],
					OFF: []
				},
				Touch: {
					mode: 0
				},
				Governor: {
					sleeping: 4,
					working: 2
				},
				Sounds: {
					on: 0,
					off: 0
				}
			}
		},

@Peter Yes. Because I was getting an error when I tried installing.

@Peter So it’ll go off but the PIR doesn’t work to turn it back on? Mine is working. Try re-installing. Here’s the config I’m using.

  module: 'MMM-Pir',
		  position: 'top_left',
		  classes: 'SceneFamily SceneSam',
		  config: {
			debug: false,
			delay: 2 * 60 * 1000,
			mode: 9	,
			displayCounter: false,
			displayBar: false,
			displayStyle: "Line",
			displayLastPresence: false,
			lastPresenceTimeFormat: "LL H:mm",
			mode6_gpio: 20,
			mode6_clearGpioValue: true,
			xrandrForceRotation: "left",
			wrandrForceRotation: "normal",
			wrandrForceMode: "1920x1080",
			touchMode: 3,
			pir_gpio: 4,
			pir_mode: 0,
	  }

@sdetweil said in MMM-Pir:

nvm install v20.9.0

That did it!

As always, THANK YOU!

@sdetweil said in MMM-Pir:

sudo nvm i 20

sudo nvm i 20
sudo: nvm: command not found

@sdetweil

$ nvm -v
0.39.7

@sdetweil Honestly, I don’t remember. I think I installed nvm at one point to fix something else but I do run apt regularly to update everything

@sdetweil

pi@MagicMirror:~ $ node -v 
v21.7.1