@sdetweil Many thanks!. That seemed to work so far :) !

@sdetweil No. When i just leave it on the raspbian screen it stays on. I’m going to think it has something to do with NewPir V3 for my PIR sensor, but don’t know how to rule that out.

@sdetweil My bad. Got it. It was there all the time, but the folder was just not showing :)

@mdlefevere Can you do like has been done for others who want to duplicate a module and have 2 copies of the module folder, one named slightly differently than the other (MMM-Bring2 for example) with that folder having the MMM-Bring.js renamed to also be that new name and the “module register” entry also updated to the new one. Then you’d have the config for it with that new name and the other list name as well as the original? Does that make sense?

@sdetweil Weird. I switched back to a Pi3 and it’s working fine now. Connected it with a HDMI<>HDMI cable to the HDMI Arc port on the TV. The TV instantly popped up with a CEC connected Raspberry. Left it for over a night and just now it perfectly started.

@solelo I will. But at the moment it’s turned sideways on a bed ;) The screen res. of this monitor is 1920x1080 which is the same as the monitor i have so there is no extra space. It’s just that my parents can read it :P When all is finished and i like it, it might swap it for a 4K monitor to add some more features into it.

Sorry for being late to the party but as of 8/8/2021 I can confirm that this is working on my RPI3…NOT the 4! https://github.com/cowboysdude/Pir-Sensor