@dondidge the newer versions of PIR modules handle the CEC commands now… some give you config options so you don’t have to edit the code (which is a bad thing for updates) but glad you found the forums helpful

@matt216 no problem

@sdetweil Sounds like a good plan. It does feel like these tutorials are not maintained, there’s always a step that doesn’t work. I’ve tried two now. Thanks for all your help. I’ll let you know if all goes well.

@sdetweil thanks, took me a minute to find the secret ICS url.

Hi, npm run rebuild command inside MMM-Pir folder will help

@Splashed looks like it’s the timestamp of the iframe content from the code [image: 1706719001799-screenshot_20240131_093524_chrome-resized.jpg] the author is not available, so someone would have to fork and provide a fix you could edit the .js file and remove that +… on line 82

@ZiggidyZ no problem we all learn as we go… I learn new stuff every day.

@scarng how did you upgrade?

@Ralf-0 open a terminal window to execute commands ctrl-alt-t from the desktop or open from the desktop menu never saw the pending post, except here in your topic, after seeing info from discord that you replied…

@MichaelS the module needs to be updated to the latest python level the author is not available at this time

Habe jetzt den Fehler gefunden. Der Status wird mehr jetzt als true für Lich tan und false für Licht aus ausgegeben. Allerdings finde ich die Bezeichnungen true und false nicht schön. Lassen die sich ändern in Licht an / Licht aus? Wie ist der Code dazu?

@acdacd2 if you would share your config with us then there was a little higher chance to guess your problem.

@admgyp Thanks a Lot!!!

@Kash-0 none taken

@sdetweil Isn’t that the timeframe for the AutoDimmer? The BlueLinky config is setup by default to update every hour, which it does until sometime in the evening. I just checked the monitor and it was updated 6 minutes ago. I rebooted it this morning, so I know that BlueLinky’s updated at least twice today.: [image: 1706129358973-24-jan-2024-bluelinky-updated-6-minutes-ago.jpg]

@geekhouri glad you got it fixed

@sdetweil Do I understand cerrectly? the two different credentials.json must work with the same OAuth Code? I just restarted the Mirror and now miraculously the Anniversaries are shown as well. I hope it stays like this. Thanks a lot Sam.

@songman there are several issues with recurring dates in the latest release, but good news: there is a pull request with a bunch of fixes in it! Hopefully, if all goes well, these fixes should be in the next MM release. In the meantime, I’d be happy to see if the fixes resolve the issues that you’re seeing. If you could DM me the .ics file (feel free to delete location data and/or event names) and specify which events aren’t properly showing then I can take a look.

@Rene1695 This is currently working for me: {keyword: 'leave', symbol: 'beer', color: 'yellow'}, {keyword: 'anniversary', symbol: 'beer', color: 'yellow'}, {keyword: 'a/l', symbol: 'brands fa-twitch', color: 'aqua'} ], calendars: [ { symbol: 'brands fa-twitch', url: 'https://my calendar link.ics' }, Notice the ‘brands fa-twitch’ in the last keyword field, and in the symbols field under calendars. You don’t need them in both places, just whichever one you choose. They work for both options individually :)

@kupperma awesome… thanks for the feedback