Hi, I finally got a chance to run some more tests but I see the expected behavior even if here looks like different people are experiencing the opposite.
This is my sketch:
nodeManager.setSleep(SLEEP, 30, MINUTES);
int sensorPIR_Id = nodeManager.registerSensor(SENSOR_MOTION,3);
SensorMotion* sensorMotion = (SensorMotion*)nodeManager.getSensor(sensorPIR_Id);
sensorMotion->setMode(CHANGE);
sensorMotion->setInitial(LOW);
And those are my logs:
WAKE P=3, M=1
AWAKE
SWITCH I=1 P=3 V=1
SEND D=0 I=1 C=1 T=16 S= I=1 F=0.00
SLEEP 1800s
WAKE P=3, M=1
AWAKE
SWITCH I=1 P=3 V=0
SEND D=0 I=1 C=1 T=16 S= I=0 F=0.00
SLEEP 1800s
As you can see as motion is detected a 1 is reported (and the board goes to sleep), after a couple of seconds the board wakes up to report the 0.
I'm not using debounce or trigger time here which instead may have an impact (both debounce and trigger time puts the board to sleep and if the signal changes during it, the interrupt will be lost).
Let me know if I'm doing something different.
Thanks
