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Toggle GPIO during motion detection event. #2517

Open Lion4K opened 3 years ago

Lion4K commented 3 years ago

I was thinking on adding like a led light strip to the front of the camera field of view and having it toggled on to kinda scare whoever gets in it's FOV. I was thinking on hooking the led strip to the GPIO either directly or with some relays if the power supply isn't sufficient. Is there a way to set this up? I saw something about custom command on the motion detection settings.

starbasessd commented 3 years ago

Theoretically, under Motion Detection, Run Command could trigger a script that could turn on a GPIO pin, wait however long, and turn it back off. I have not tried it, myself. There is also a Run Command under File Storage that runs after the media file is created Which is probably too late for your purpose.

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I was thinking on adding like a led light strip to the front of the camera field of view and having it toggled on to kinda scare whoever gets in it's FOV. I was thinking on hooking the led strip to the GPIO either directly or with some relays if the power supply isn't sufficient. Is there a way to set this up? I saw something about custom command on the motion detection settings.

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Lion4K commented 3 years ago

I see but either way I can't command the GPIO directly, I need to set up a script that will do that, right?

starbasessd commented 3 years ago

Again, theoretically, according to the tool tips for the command lines you could do something like the following as a single line: cmd to turn on GPIO pin; wait 10; cmd to turn off GPIO pin to turn on the pin, leave on for 10 seconds and turn it back off, but I don't know how that would affect the recording.

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I see but either way I can't command the GPIO directly, I need to set up a script that will do that, right?

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