Z-Uno motion sensor on battery power

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Danimar1
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Z-Uno motion sensor on battery power

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Hi everyone,
I have just discovered this product and read the documentation.

I don't understand how sleep mode works for motion sensors. Do I have to use ZUNO_SLEEPING_MODE_FREQUENTLY_AWAKE?

Is it possible to have a configuration where I have to change the batteries once a year?

Thanks for help.
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PoltoS
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Re: Z-Uno motion sensor on battery power

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No, use SLEEP. Your PIR element should wake up Z-Uno each time motion is detected
petergebruers
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Re: Z-Uno motion sensor on battery power

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PoltoS wrote:
19 Jun 2020 00:58
No, use SLEEP. Your PIR element should wake up Z-Uno each time motion is detected
I agree but I've build a device with a few sensors and an LED and in this case ZUNO_SLEEPING_MODE_FREQUENTLY_AWAKE allowed me to turn on the LED so it offers functionality that is available in no commercial product 8-)

I ran it for a while and I'd say I could get below 0.1 mA stand-by current - not bad. Could have added a solar panel an a LiIon cell... But I needed my Z-Uno to do other stuff, so cannot really vouch for long term performance.

But surely it was fun to control a battery power LED light.

I posted this in 2017... Time flies :D

https://github.com/petergebruers/Z-Uno-FLiRS-LED-DEMO
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