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Re: - Override display off for liveview
« Reply #10 on: 19 / May / 2022, 04:39:50 »
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I found a workaround. I use this script https://chdk.fandom.com/wiki/Ultimate_Intervalometer

And put the option "Display off mode" to [playkey]. And it works, but.... everytime when shoots the display turns on again...and after sleeps again... I wanted fully turned off display...
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Re: - Override display off for liveview
« Reply #11 on: 19 / May / 2022, 15:35:25 »
If the motion-detector script works for You, You could set Trigger Threshold f=0
or write...
    if ( zones >= 0 ) then   :D

Edit: Probably it needs some more tweaks to get a constant interval.
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Re: - Override display off for liveview
« Reply #12 on: 19 / May / 2022, 20:25:30 »
Quote from: itzoa on 19 / May / 2022, 04:39:50
And put the option "Display off mode" to [playkey]. And it works, but.... everytime when shoots the display turns on again...and after sleeps again... I wanted fully turned off display...
Is review enabled in the canon firmware? On some cameras, this causes the display to get turned back on. Normally, it should not come back on after shooting when using set_lcd_display, but it's possible some camera models behave differently.
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Re: - Override display off for liveview
« Reply #13 on: 20 / May / 2022, 04:14:29 »
Quote from: Caefix on 19 / May / 2022, 15:35:25
If the motion-detector script works for You, You could set Trigger Threshold f=0
or write...
    if ( zones >= 0 ) then   :D

Edit: Probably it needs some more tweaks to get a constant interval.
Hm, interesting - will try
Quote from: reyalp on 19 / May / 2022, 20:25:30
Is review enabled in the canon firmware? On some cameras, this causes the display to get turned back on. Normally, it should not come back on after shooting when using set_lcd_display, but it's possible some camera models behave differently.
No, I turned off the review in the beginning with my experiments, but thanks for answering.
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