Magic mirror first try (France, ~Lille)

[mmourcia]

@solid bonjour,
Du bête bois de Leroy Merlin;)
Il fait 9cm de largeur pour 1,5 cm d’épaisseur.
Vu que j’allais le peindre, j’ai pris un truc tout simple.

[solid]

@mmourcia Thanks ;) Que ferait-on sans Leroy Merlin :D

[pplotton]

Bonsoir, tout d’abord bravo pour ta réalisation. Te serait il possible de me détailler la façon dont tu gères ton portier vidéo Doorbird ? J’aimerais utiliser mon miroir en cours de réalisation pour gérer mon doorbird D2101V et ainsi remplacer une tablette android.

Merci d’avance bonne soirée

Patrice

[mmourcia]

@pplotton
Bonjour,

Ce que je fais au final est de déclencher un son lorsque quelqu’un sonne.
Dans la conf d’admin du doorbird, dans “visite http(s)” je mets un truc du genre :

http://mm.local:port/remote?action=NOTIFICATION&notification=PLAY_SOUND&payload=%7B%22sound%22%3A%22carillon.wav%22%2C%22delay%22%3A100%7D

Et coté miroir j’ai simplement activé le module remote.

Au départ j’affichais aussi une frame avec la vidéo du portier mais ce n’était pas très au point donc j’ai arrêté.

			config: {
				// See 'Configuration options' for more information.
				url: "http://ip_doorbird/bha-api/image.cgi?&http-user=mon_user&http-password=mon_pass",
				height:"480px%", 
				width:"35%",
				autoRefresh: true, 
				updateInterval: 0.5, //in min. Only if autoRefresh: true
				displayLastUpdate: true,
				//width: "100%", // Optional. Default: 100%
				//height: "800px", //Optional. Default: 100px
				scrolling: "no",
				logDebug: true
				}

J’espère que ca pourra t’aider

[pplotton]

@mmourcia ok je vais commencer par ça. Merci en tous cas pour ton aide. Bonne soirée

[MilkShake]

Hi mmourcia!
Do you mind sharing how you integrated into the doorbird API in english?

I have an automated gate with a Doorbird D101S and it would be awesome if the picture came up on the Mirror when someone pressed the button. Also playing the wav file as a notification. My mirror also uses the Goolgle Assistant MK2 and Addons by Bugsounet which are awesome! It would be possible to “Google, Open Gate”!

Best
MilkShake

[mmourcia]

Hello @MilkShake ,

The only thing I kept as interaction is playing a sound file when someone knock at the door.

Conf on doorbird in http visit

http://IP_MM:8080/remote?action=NOTIFICATION&notification=PLAY_SOUND&payload=%7B%22sound%22%3A%22carillon.wav%22%2C%22delay%22%3A100%7D

Conf of MM

Remote module

		{
			module: 'MMM-Remote-Control',
			config: {
					customCommand: {
						monitorOnCommand: '/usr/bin/vcgencmd display_power 1',
						monitorOffCommand: '/usr/bin/vcgencmd display_power 0',
						monitorStatusCommand: '[ $(vcgencmd display_power) = "display_power=0" ] && echo "false" || echo "true"'
					}
		        }
		},

Sound module

		{
			module: 'MMM-Sounds',
			config: {
				startupSound:   'wobble.wav',
				quietTimeStart: '23:00',      // 11pm
				quietTimeEnd:   '07:00',       // 7am
				debug: true
			}
		},

I’ve plugged an external usb speaker and when someone press the doorbird button, it plays sound.

I did some test before to show the face of the person ringing.
You could try to enable Frame module and ask doorbird to visit this address

http://IP_MM:8080/remote?action=SHOW&module=module_XX_MMM-iFrame-Ping

		{
			module: 'MMM-iFrame-Ping',
			disabled: true,
			position: 'middle_center',	// This can be any of the regions.
			config: {
				// See 'Configuration options' for more information.
				url: "http://IP_DOORBIRD/bha-api/image.cgi?&http-user=user&http-password=password",
				height:"480px%", 
				width:"35%",
				autoRefresh: true, //set to false for video
				updateInterval: 0.5, //in min. Only if autoRefresh: true
				displayLastUpdate: true,
				//width: "100%", // Optional. Default: 100%
				//height: "800px", //Optional. Default: 100px
				scrolling: "no",
				logDebug: true
				}
		},

Finaly, to open the door, i’m using a wonderful french project, Jeedom (https://jeedom.com). It handles all my home domotics.

Let me know if you need some other informations
Regards

[MilkShake]

Hi and thanks for the explanation, however I have a few questions.

Why is the display_power involved in this?

When you write “Conf on doorbird in http visit”, is that the HTPPS(S) calls part of the Doorbird config?

I take it that I need a carillon.wav file in the MMM-Sounds/sounds directory or change the wav part to one of the default wav files like buzz.wav?

The call “http://IP_MM:8080/remote?action=SHOW&module=module_XX_MMM-iFrame-Ping” is that correct? Does it need the XX part?

[mmourcia]

@MilkShake

Why is the display_power involved in this?

It’s not. This is just my conf and i did not sanitize it

When you write “Conf on doorbird in http visit”, is that the HTPPS(S) calls part of the Doorbird config?

Yes it is

I take it that I need a carillon.wav file in the MMM-Sounds/sounds directory or change the wav part to one of the default wav files like buzz.wav?

Yes you’re right

The call “http://IP_MM:8080/remote?action=SHOW&module=module_XX_MMM-iFrame-Ping” is that correct? Does it need the XX part?

It is in fact the index of the module in your conf. You must guess it

[MilkShake]

@mmourcia said in Magic mirror first try (France, ~Lille):

@MilkShake

Why is the display_power involved in this?

It’s not. This is just my conf and i did not sanitize it

Ok :)

When you write “Conf on doorbird in http visit”, is that the HTPPS(S) calls part of the Doorbird config?

Yes it is

Perfect. Where did you find the documentation for the URLs?

I take it that I need a carillon.wav file in the MMM-Sounds/sounds directory or change the wav part to one of the default wav files like buzz.wav?

Yes you’re right

ok, so I can use the buzz.wav until it works.

The call “http://IP_MM:8080/remote?action=SHOW&module=module_XX_MMM-iFrame-Ping” is that correct? Does it need the XX part?

It is in fact the index of the module in your conf. You must guess it

Guess it? Index of the module, is that the modules position within config.js?

[MilkShake]

@mmourcia said in Magic mirror first try (France, ~Lille):

@MilkShake

Why is the display_power involved in this?

It’s not. This is just my conf and i did not sanitize it

I think it is me missing some information? Is the MMM-Remote-Control involved in any way API wise?

Does it function the way, that when someone pushes the button on the doorbird, the doorbird makes a http call to the Mirror for the notification, and to enable the MMM-iFrame-Ping module? For how long is the iFrame module visible after someone pushes the button?

Thanks dude!

[MilkShake]

@mmourcia said in Magic mirror first try (France, ~Lille):

http://IP_MM:8080/remote?action=NOTIFICATION&notification=PLAY_SOUND&payload=%7B%22sound%22%3A%22carillon.wav%22%2C%22delay%22%3A100%7D

I think there is an error in the URL. Funny thing is, when I look at your URL is states:

http://IP_MM:8080/remote?action=NOTIFICATION¬ification=PLAY_SOUND&payload=%7B%22sound%22%3A%22carillon.wav%22%2C%22delay%22%3A100%7D

When i quote you it states the correct thing:

NOTIFICATION & notification (without the spaces)

[mmourcia]

@MilkShake
Yes, I lt you find answers by yourself ;)

Try some different conf and i’m sure you’ll find the one that you need !
Regards

[MilkShake]

Yeah, I’m not so sure. I can’t get it to work :)

[lodam]

@mmourcia , bravo pour votre installation !
J’ai débuté hier et ai bcp encore à découvrir mais votre exemple m’encourage
J’ai enfin pu connecter mon agenda apple et ça m’a pris qq heures… :)
bonne journée
damien

[mmourcia]

@lodam
Tant mieux si cela vous aide !

[MilkShake]

It is in fact the index of the module in your conf. You must guess it

Guess it? Index of the module, is that the modules position within config.js?

Could you give me a hint to find that number?

[mmourcia]

@MilkShake
Maybe you could use MODULE_ACTION of remote module.

=> http(s)://ip:8080/remote?action=MODULE_DATA

That will return all informations about your modules including their names.

[MilkShake]

Thanks man. I think I’ll keep the feed open for the camera and use the MMM-Sounds for notification when someone pushes the button. That is, if I can get it to work :)

But a nice way to get the module data, thanks!