MMM-PIR-Sensor

This an extension for the MagicMirror. It can monitor a PIR motion sensor and put your mirror to sleep if nobody uses it by turning off HDMI output or by turning off the mirror via a relay.

Installation

1. Navigate into your MagicMirror's modules folder and execute git clone https://github.com/eckonator/MMM-PIR-Sensor.git. A new folder will appear navigate into it.
2. Execute npm install to install the node dependencies.
3. Add your user (pi?) to the gpio group by executing sudo usermod -a -G gpio pi.
4. Execute sudo chmod u+s /opt/vc/bin/tvservice && sudo chmod u+s /bin/chvt to allow turning on/off the hdmi output.
5. If your Rasbian is Debian Bullyeye or newer, the GPIO numbering has been changeg (https://stackoverflow.com/a/78184108). Execute sudo cat /sys/kernel/debug/gpio to get your new PIN-Number.
6. Reboot your Pi.

After MagicMirror Update, maybe it can help to run:

cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-PIR-Sensor
rm -rf ./node_modules
rm ./package-lock.json
npm install

Using the module

To use this module, add it to the modules array in the config/config.js file:

modules: [
	{
		module: 'MMM-PIR-Sensor',
		config: {
			// See 'Configuration options' for more information.
		}
	}
]

Configuration Options

The following properties can be configured:

Option	Description
sensorPin	The pin your PIR-sensor is connected to. Possible values: int Default value: 534 Note: Please use BCM-numbering.
sensorState	Invert the GPIO-state that triggers user presence. For example, a 0 value would tell the mirror to trigger user presence when the GPIO pin receives 0 value. Possible values: int (0 or 1) Default value: 1
powerSaving	Should the monitor be turned off if no user is present? (via HDMI or relay) Possible values: boolean Default value: true
powerSavingDelay	Additional software side delay (in seconds) before the monitor will be turned off. Possible values: int Default value: 0
relayPin	If you want to use a relay to turn of the mirror provide the pin here. If no pin is provided HDMI is turned off instead. Possible values: int Default value: false Note: Please use BCM-numbering.
relayState	GPIO-state your relay is turned on. Possible values: int (0 or 1) Default value: 1
alwaysOnPin	If you would like to use a GPIO pin to trigger power-saving mode. Ideal for users who want to have a physical switch that controls whether or not to use the motion sensor. Possible values: int Default value: false Note: Please use BCM-numbering.
alwaysOnState	GPIO-state to trigger always-on. Possible values: int (0 or 1) Default value: 1
alwaysOffPin	If you would like to use a GPIO pin to trigger sleep mode. Ideal for users who want to have a physical switch to shut off the screen (perhaps the mirror is too bright at night). Possible values: int Default value: false Note: Please use BCM-numbering.
alwaysOffState	GPIO-state to trigger always-off. Possible values: int (0 or 1) Default value: 1
powerSavingNotification	To display a notification before to switch screen off Possible values: boolean Default value: false Note: Need the default module "alert" to be declared on config.js file.
powerSavingMessage	Message notification to display before to switch screen off Default value: "Monitor will be turn Off by PIR module"

Developer Notes

This module broadcasts a USER_PRESENCE notification with the payload beeing true or false you can use it to pause or disable your module.

Dependencies

• wiring-pi (installed via npm install)

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright © 2016 Paul-Vincent Roll

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