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      Help Me Build a MM
      Hardware • help me please magicmirror noob • • nicksullivan

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      @nicksullivan Raspi needs a power supply, monitor may need too. then glass, and some backing if monitor doesn’t cover all the glass…

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      *HELP* mmm-alexa module won't work
      Utilities • alexa config.js help magic mirror mmm-alexa modules won’t load noob pi 3 magic mirror • • D34n08713

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      @D34n08713 then you probably have a broken config file.

      pleas post your config file, it’s probably too many or too few brackets somewhere.

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      Send on/off to the screen via IR
      Hardware • cycle onoff infra-red no power saving noob screen • • thestubear

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      Thank you guys, this has been most helpful! I’ll give these a go over the next few weeks as and when I get time!

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      Switch HDMI on/off by pressing button connected to GPIO.
      Troubleshooting • button gpio hdmi noob onoff • • JHermsen

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      install the MMM-Admin module. It will serve up a webpage and you can control the HDMI from there…even use it on your phone. works well

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      Beginner question - is this configuration possible?
      General Discussion • configuration newbie noob video • • Shrike

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      @Shrike Since I don’t use a cam to my setup I can’t really tell.

      But I guess the easiest is going all Raspberry PI (stock power supply, raspberry camera and a pi 3)

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