Thanks for this module, it works great!

Update on my MM setup. I finally took the time and now I have a working microwave sensor using the MMM-NewPIR module to automatically turn off and on LCD screen. For testing, I set the trimpot to 160ohms and it works ok through the normal glass. And this is all working on pi4 (2GB ram) using Rapsberrian. I have no clue why now all the sudden pi4 works just fine. Last week when I was testing I gave up :).

Anyway, so far good and happy with the setup. Now waiting for mirror glass and then setting up the sensor sensitivity and assembly.

Getting excited :P

@Goldjunge_Chriz what’s our next step?

That’s a great progress, just one more missing to make it 10.
@lavolp3 or @gdr2404 pls confirm.

#	username	width (m)	height (m)	real area (m2)	area to pay for (min. 0,4 m²)	location of delivery	additional comments (like polished edges)	confirmed
1	Ivanov_d	0,8	0,73	0,58	0,58	Bulgaria	polished edges	confirmed
2	fribse	0,7	0,6	0,42	0,42	Denmark	polished edges	confirmed
3	lavolp3	0,666	0,666	0,44	0,44	Germany
4	super99iper	0,735	1,26	0,9261	0,9261	Italy	polished edges	confirmed
5	Photon2000	0,79	0,79	0,62	0,62	Germany	polished edges	confirmed
6	lolo	0,84	0,7	0,59	0,59	Croatia	polished edges	confirmed
7	gdr2404	1,1	0,45	0,5	0,5	United Kingdom	polished edges
8	hozt	0,48	0,70	0,294	0,4	Portugal	polished edges	confirmed
9	gianni.b	0,911	0,522	0,4755	0,4755	Italy	polished edges	confirmed
10	djdocta	0,578	0,953	0,55	0,55	Belgium		Confirmed
11	uros76	0,4	1	0,4	0,4	Poland	polished edges	confirmed

For those unsuccessfully trying to put the monitor to sleep and wake up with PIR, are you running MM on pi4 with Rapsberian?
I never managed to get this combination to work. Instead I did succeed with Lubuntu on pi4.

Currently I have working PIR on pi3 with Rapsberian. No issue with this one.
Just the pi4 is so different and worse to configure sleep/wakeup.

Ok. I want to change the dimension on my order. Treat my line as confirmed now.
Thanks

#	username	width (m)	height (m)	real area (m2)	area to pay for (min. 0,4 m²)	location of delivery	additional comments (like polished edges)	confirmed
1	Ivanov_d	0,8	0,73	0,58	0,58	Bulgaria	polished edges
2	fribse	0,7	0,6	0,42	0,42	Denmark	polished edges
3	lavolp3	0,666	0,666	0,44	0,44	Germany
4	super99iper	0,715	1,24	0,89	0,89	Italy	polished edges
5	Photon2000	0,79	0,79	0,62	0,62	Germany	polished edges
6	lolo	0,84	0,7	0,59	0,59	Croatia	polished edges
7	gdr2404	1,1	0,45	0,5	0,5	United Kingdom	polished edges
8	hozt	0,48	0,70	0,294	0,4	Portugal	polished edges
9	gianni.b	0,911	0,522	0,4755	0,4755	Italy	polished edges
10	djdocta	57,8	95,3	0,55	0,55	Belgium
11	uros76	0,4	1	0,4	0,4	Poland	polished edges	confirmed

@Goldjunge_Chriz just checking, these conditions still apply including minimum surface 0.4square meter?
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1011/order-closed-two-way-mirror-order-in-germany

Ok.
So, for a pi4 I managed to get PIR waking up MM screen with these steps:

• Install latest Lubuntu with gdm3 environment
• Edit /etd/gdm3/custom.conf. This will set autologin so that desktop environment loads every reboot

# Enabling automatic login
  AutomaticLoginEnable = true
  AutomaticLogin = yourusername

• Follow these steps to create wakeup script https://www.ketzler.de/2017/12/exit-screensaver-on-raspberry-pi-with-motion-sensor/
• Create file “/etc/xdg/autostart/motion.desktop” with the following contents. This runs PIR sensing in the background after every reboot

[Desktop Entry]
Name=motion
Exec=sudo gpio-watch -e rising 4

• Set screensaver blank screen to desired timeout, 1min in my case. Lubutu knows how to handle pi4 blanking and puts to sleep my hdmi monitor

This way I got pi4 waking up with PIR sensing. Not ideal setup but it works.
I spent too much time trying to get pi4 work properly with Rapsberian, I simply had too many issues with it.
At the end I am using pi3 for my first production MM and the pi4 is waiting for the next project.

Ok @Sean understand the drawbacks of MM structure and thanks for all the work on this module.
It was just a thought if its possible. I will live with use of two modules :)

@cowboysdude scripts works fine with my pi3.

It seems pi4 has different way of putting a monitor to sleep, I never figured out how to do it on pi4.
Instead, I tested lubuntu on pi4 and managed to put it out of sleep with this mouse click script linked to PIR motion:

xdotool click 1

I can share more details on lubuntu setup if needed.