Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MoonRise Help
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Hello!
I cant get the moon rise thing on mm-clock to work through the lat and lon values. can someone point me towards a guide or help me out a bit?
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@PHAGE-GOV - Please provide a bit more detail. Is the module showing up at all? Are any modules showing up at all? Are you seeing incorrect information? Is the data loading but never completes?
Please post the relevant section of your
config.js
file and we’ll look for obvious errors. Remember to use the markdown features of the forum. The relevant section is the{
bracket just beforemodule: "clock"
all the way through to the complimentary},
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@bhepler and @PHAGE-GOV
I use the standard clock with these parameters://############################################################################ { module: "clock", position: "top_right", config: { // The config property is optional. // See 'Configuration options' for more information. showWeek : true, showSunTimes : true, showMoonTimes : true, lat : 50.658821, lon : 7.193084, } }, //###########################################################################
To get the coordinats, use google maps, click with the right button on the position you want to know, select “was ist hier” (sorry, have no english version) and a small flag is set. A click on the flag makes it blue and the dates are displayed
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@thgmirror - Okay, so what is the clock module doing? Is it not showing you the sunrise/moonrise times? Is it showing anything at all?
I plugged your configuration into my mirror and got this:
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Hi @bhepler, looks like you live in Amerca and you took my coordinates from Germany. If you tell me your hometown, I’ll post the right data here:-)
Thomas -
@thgmirror - Thank you, but I am aware of this. I’m trying to help @PHAGE-GOV with his issue so I used your config. What I really need is for him to respond with with more details on his problem.