MMM-Pir

After a configured time without any user interaction the display will turn off and hide all modules for economy mode.
It will wake up with a Pir sensor, Touch screen or crontab

Screenshot

Installation

Minimal MagicMirror² version requirement: v2.28.0
Minimal node version requirement: v20.9.0

Clone the module into your MagicMirror module folder and execute npm run setup in the module's directory.

cd ~/MagicMirror/modules
git clone https://github.com/bugsounet/MMM-Pir
cd MMM-Pir
npm run setup

This module will verify if all screen saver is disabled and disable it if needed

Configuration

To display the module insert it in the config.js file.

Personalized configuration

{
  module: 'MMM-Pir',
  position: 'top_left',
  config: {
    debug: false,
    Display: {
      timeout: 2 * 60 * 1000,
      animate: true,
      style: 1,
      colorFrom: "#FF0000",
      colorTo: "#00FF00",
      mode: 1,
      counter: true,
      lastPresence: true,
      lastPresenceTimeFormat: "LL H:mm",
      availability: true,
      autoDimmer: false,
      xrandrForceRotation: "normal",
      wrandrForceRotation: "normal",
      wrandrForceMode: null,
      waylandDisplayName: "wayland-0",
      relayGPIOPin: 0
    },
    Pir: {
      mode: 0,
      gpio: 21
    },
    Motion: {
      deviceId: 0,
      captureIntervalTime: 1000,
      scoreThreshold: 100
    },
    Cron: {
      ON: [],
      OFF: []
    },
    Touch: {
      mode: 3
    },
    Governor: {
      sleeping: 4,
      working: 2
    },
    Sounds: {
      on: "open.mp3",
      off: "close.mp3"
    }
  }
},

Detailed Configuration

Root Configuration

Option	Description	Type	Default
debug	enable or not debug mode	Boolean	false

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Display Configuration

Option	Description	Type	Default
timeout	Time before the mirror turns off the display if no user activity is detected. (in ms)	Number	120000
animate	Animate all modules on turn on/off your screen	Boolean	true
style	Style of the Count-down. (see bellow)	Number	1
colorFrom	Color of the start of the color gradient (default: Red in HEXA)	String	#FF0000
colorTo	Color of the start of the color gradient (default: Green in HEXA)	String	#00FF00
mode	mode for turn on/off your screen (see bellow)	Number	1
counter	Should display Count-down in screen ?	Boolean	true
lastPresence	Display the date of the last user presence	Boolean	true
lastPresenceTimeFormat	Change the date format (moment.js format) of the last presence	String	LL H:mm
availability	Display screen availability time (average 24h)	Boolean	true
autoDimmer	creen dimmer when timeout is 1/4 time left and use opacity from 100% to 0%	Boolean	false
xrandrForceRotation	-mode 2 only- Forces screen rotation according to the defined value (possible value: "normal", "left", "right", "inverted")	String	normal
wrandrForceRotation	-mode 3 only- Forces screen rotation according to the defined value (possible value: "normal", "90", "180", "270", "flipped", "flipped-90", "flipped-180", "flipped-270")	String	normal
wrandrForceMode	-mode 3 only- Force screen resolution mode	String	null
waylandDisplayName	-mode 3 or mode 7 only- Wayland display name (generaly wayland-0 or wayland-1)	String	wayland-0
relayGPIOPin	-mode 8 only- GPIO pin of the relay	Number	1

• Available style:

  • style: 0 - Don't display Count-up bar in screen
  • style: 1 - Display count-up in text mode
  • style: 2 - Display count-up with Line style
  • style: 3 - Display count-up with SemiCircle style
  • style: 4 - Display count-up with Circle style

• Available mode:

  • mode: 0 - disabled mode
  • mode: 1 - use dpms (For raspbian 10/11 or raspbian 12 with x11 compositor)
  • mode: 2 - use xrandr (For raspbian 11 or raspbian 12 with x11 compositor)
  • mode: 3 - use wlr-randr (For raspbian 12 with wayfire compositor)
  • mode: 4 - use HDMI CEC
  • mode: 5 - use ddcutil (not yet documented)
  • mode: 6 - use dpms (linux version for debian, ubuntu, ...)
  • mode: 7 - use labwc (For raspbian 12 with labwc compositor)
  • mode: 8 - use pinctrl for switching a relay

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Pir Configuration

Option	Description	Type	Default
mode	Detection mode (see bellow)	Number	0
gpio	BCM-number of the sensor pin.	Number	21

• Available mode:
  • mode: 0 - use node-libgpiod library
  • mode: 1 - use python script with gpiozero library

⚠ You can disable PIR Sensor detection by using gpio: 0

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Motion Configuration

This Feature allows to control your screen with a webcam as a motion detector.

Option	Description	Type	Default
captureIntervalTime	Time in ms between capturing images for detection	Number	1000
scoreThreshold	Threshold minimum for an image to be considered significant	Number	100
deviceId	Disable, enable auto detection or Specify which camera to use in case multiple exist in the system.	Number or String	0

Notes: deviceId value setting:

• Disable Motion: deviceId: 0, (You don't have any webcam)
• Enable device auto-detection: deviceId: 1,

In 99% of time auto-detection works but in case you have SooOOoo many webcam, open the developer console (npm start dev) and try:
await navigator.mediaDevices.enumerateDevices() to get all devices and copy and past the deviceId of your needed device sample:
deviceId: "27d8c2a4b894149a2caae146d8f4bea9cd74c528453a5859ab18c2c764d7d2411",

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Cron Configuration

This is the rule to turn your screen on and off based on a set time event

Each event have an object format:

{
  dayOfWeek: <Array of days>,
  hour: <hour>,
  minute: <minute>
}

dayOfWeek is an array of number This number define the day:

• 0: Sunday
• 1: Monday
• 2: Tuesday
• 3: Wednesday
• 4: Thursday
• 5: Friday
• 6: Saturday

Sample

sample if you want to create an event from Monday to Thursday at 07h45:

{
  dayOfWeek: [1,2,3,4],
  hour: 7,
  minute: 45
}

sample if you want to create an event every Friday at 08h00

{
  dayOfWeek: [5],
  hour: 8,
  minute: 0
}

sample if you want to create an event from Monday to Friday at 17h00

{
  dayOfWeek: [1,2,3,4,5],
  hour: 17,
  minute: 0
}

Create ON/OFF events

Let's create ON and OFF now I want to apply this rules:

---> Screen is ON:

• from Monday to Thursday at 07h45
• every Friday at 08h00

So, ON rules will be:

ON: [
  {
    dayOfWeek: [1,2,3,4],
    hour: 7,
    minute: 45
  },
  {
    dayOfWeek: [5],
    hour: 8,
    minute: 0
  }
],

---> Screen is OFF

• from Monday to Friday at 17h00

So, OFF rules will be:

OFF: [
  {
    dayOfWeek: [1,2,3,4,5],
    hour: 17,
    minute: 0
  }
]

Let's apply your own rules !

Notes

• When ON event started: counter will be not displayed
• When OFF event started: counter will be functional and turn off the screen when done
• Don't be stupid! Don't create an ON event equal to OFF event

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Touch Configuration

Option	Description	Type	Default
mode	Selected mode for enable/disable the screen with touch (see below)	Number	3

• Available mode:

  • touchMode: 0
    • Touch mode is disabled
  • touchMode: 1
    • One click on the screen will restart the timer (or Wake up the screen if needed)
    • Double Click on the screen will shutdown the screen
  • touchMode: 2
    • One Click on the MMM-Pir area will restart the timer
    • Long Click on the screen will shutdown or wake up the screen (toogle)
  • touchMode: 3
    • One Click on the MMM-Pir area will restart the timer
    • Doucle Click on the MMM-Pir area will shutdown the screen
    • One Click on the screen will wake up if shutdown
  • Notes:
    • If you lock your screen with TouchScreen, PIR sensor will be disabled
    • You need to unlock your screen with touchscreen to reactivate the PIR sensor

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Governor Configuration

CPU governor enables the operating system to scale the CPU frequency up or down in order to save power or improve performance.

On each boot of your RPI, your governor is set automaticaly to ondemand.

This configuration allows to change it dynamicaly

Option	Description	Type	Default
sleeping	Governor number mode when your screen is turned off	Number	4
working	Governor number mode when your screen is turned on	Number	2

• Available sleeping and working mode:
  • 0: Disable any governor mode change
  • 1: Apply conservative governor mode
  • 2: Apply ondemand governor mode
  • 3: Apply userspace governor mode
  • 4: Apply powersave governor mode
  • 5: Apply performance governor mode

If you want a maximum of CPU power, performance is the best choice !

If you want an economy mode of CPU power, powersave is the best choice !

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Sounds Configuration

Sounds configuration will play audio file when your screen turn on or off.

Option	Description	Type	Default
on	File to play when screen turn on	String or 0	open.mp3
off	File to play when screen turn off	String or 0	close.mp3

You can personalize your sound, just past your file into sounds folder and report filename (with extension) in your configuration

You can disable sound by using 0 in your configuration

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Developer Notes

• This module broadcasts:

  • MMM_PIR-SCREEN_POWERSTATUS with payload true when your screen turn on.
  • MMM_PIR-SCREEN_POWERSTATUS with payload false when your screen turn off.

• This module receive:

  • MMM_PIR-END notification to force the end of the count down.
  • MMM_PIR-WAKEUP notification to wake up the screen and reset count down.
  • MMM_PIR-LOCK notification keep the screen on and lock it (freeze counter and stop pir detection).
  • MMM_PIR-UNLOCK notification unlock the screen and restart counter and pir detection.

Update

Manual update

In a terminal try this command:

cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Pir
npm run update

Automatic Update from updatenotification default module

Since MagicMirror² v2.27.x, we are able to Update automaticaly any modules from updatenotification.
Let's add MMM-Pir rule

  {
    module: "updatenotification",
    position: "top_center",
    config: {
      updateAutorestart: true, // restart MagicMirror automaticaly after update
      updates: [
        // MMM-Pir rule
        {
          "MMM-Pir": "npm run update"
        },
      ]
    }
  },

Reinstall

For reinstall this module or when an update of MagicMirror² is available, you can use this command:

cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Pir
npm run rebuild