I’m running WLED v0.15.3. on an ESP32 with two PIR sensors attached to PIN 5 and 34. no macros configured, I’m controlling WLED via MQTT from openHAB rules.
I have a timed sunrise routine (playlist) in the morning, when one of the PIR detects motion it immediately stops the playlist and shuts down the LEDs altough no macro or external rule is telling to do so. can anybody recreate/confirm or tell me how to fix this?
so why exactly do you have the PIR sensors if you do not want them to do anything, not even the default action?
fair question 
the use case is my bedroom. ambiente lights under the bed. there’s a PIR on each side of the bed. if it detects movement at night it starts moving lights on the corresponing side of the bed, like the emergency floor lights in a plane. other automationed playlists indicate people/cars approaching the house, or indicating alarm for some reason. as these actions are triggered by the smarthome app I need MQTT to fire the playlist I need. That said the PIR is decoupled from switching lights, instead it sends it’s status to openhab and that one decides what playlist to run.
In the morning the sunrise playlist brings enough light to find my way from bed to the door. unfortunately, light goes out exactly when the PIR detects movement. I can rule out external failures from openhab or MQTT as I switched it of for testing. failure is caused inside WLED somehow.
so you are “abusing” WLED as a PIR sensor? I mean you can do that… in that case set up macros to not trigger the default action but a non existing one.
0 is “default” set each to 99 or something
this is the trick, thank you!
