@roramirez said in Current Weather: I can tell you the feature is already done and waiting to merge, this is a @MichMich’s decision. Thanks a lot.

Not sure what the issue is but this belongs under this forum: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/category/29/troubleshooting These forums are for posting actual modules ;)

@izanbard said in Display modules in a carousel: @PointPubMedia yes you can, but you do it by position. Read the config above and see if you can work out in the positional settings you ignore modules per position. Hint it is between enabled and overrideTransitionInterval. Working fine ;) That’s perfect! thanks mate!

Description: This module allows you to set the brightness of your Pi 7" screen based on the time of day. Perfect for when you use your MM as an alarm clock (from @strawberry-3-141)! Screenshots: N/A Download: [card:mjtice/MMM-Screendimmer] Version 1 Initial release

At first the app was developed only with my Bluetooth module in mind. That is, because I want to build some MagicMirrors for friends and family, but i don’t want to set them all up individually (as in connect them to their wifi by touching the RaspberryPi). And Bluetooth was the first that came to mind, to solve that issue. One could also create a general image for RaspberryPis with a MagicMirror installation, you can just write to SD and plug in and have the software ready to go (except wifi connection). The wifi setup can be handled with the app via Bluetooth (where MMM-Remote-Control wouldn’t work yet). I added the MMM-Remote-Control interface just for fun to the app (and because its faster, because BLE ist quite limited in bandwith). I will probably add an adapter for the MMM-Mobile module too, so users have as much options as possible, for communicating with the mirror. And maybe someone comes up with even another option for connecting, that doesn’t rely on a wifi connection.

[card:aschulz90/ble_app_interface] This module publishes BLE services, that can be used to: add/remove modules edit modules edit general config values execute certain actions, like reboot, refresh, etc. (thanks to mmm-remote-control for this) connect to a wifi network This allows every BLE-enabled device to connect to the mirror and communicate with it. Information on the published services and characteristics, and how to use them, can be found on the GitHub page. For Installation/Usage/Requirements see the GitHub page. Please read the installation instruction carefully! I have tested the BLE functionality with an RaspberryPi 2 and a generic USB Bluetooth adapter (without needing any special configuration). So the module should work on a RaspberryPi 3 aswell. I am currently developing an Android app, that uses this module and can be found here.

NO LONGER needed as the MM2 update allows you to turn this on in the default weather module now!!! :)

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Hi, a little question, I read about the tvservice and that you will be to chance the console at wake up, before you can use your option. So Yesterday I found this you can use vcgencmd display_power 0 / vcgencmd display_power 1 for power down your hdmi port. And it schould be faster and you havent to chanche your console at wake up. I don´t know enough, but could it be a better option for slleping an wake up? Here is the link to the webpage, but its in german: https://pi-buch.info/tag/tvservice/

I like it, thanks :)