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Door, Motion and Temperature Sensor

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  • Moshe LivneM Moshe Livne

    @CaptainZap The motion detector (if you are using one like in the store) has two little dials on it. One is sensitivity and the other is time delay (see http://www.mpja.com/download/31227sc.pdf). Try to play with these until you get the effect you are looking for

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    @Moshe-Livne That's not the problem... The previous code had the same pir sensor working, it has a couple of seconds timeout.
    At this time I'll take another look at my very first sketch, and remove the repeating part, maybe I can get somewhere...
    Looking back 1 year ago this was a nice idea, however I've put more time than I would have hoped for into it and I still don't have something that I can call reliable. I know this is a labor of love, and not perfect in any way, I just expected it to be a bit easier to do...

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      Did you manage to get this working?
      if yes, can you share your script?
      I am also having trouble with the dallas temp sensor, if your code works i think it can help me a lot!
      (i am trying to make a 'motion - temperature - 3 pwm dimmer' sensor

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      • ThomasDecockT ThomasDecock

        Did you manage to get this working?
        if yes, can you share your script?
        I am also having trouble with the dallas temp sensor, if your code works i think it can help me a lot!
        (i am trying to make a 'motion - temperature - 3 pwm dimmer' sensor

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        @ThomasDecock No I wasn't, I was able to get the standard dallas temperature working(because I thought the sensors no longer work), but unfortunately my time on this is pretty limited. I hoped I got it working until I go on vacation, but probably will look into it after.
        I would appreciate if someone could help with it, I think everyone would.

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