A problem about MMM-BMW-DS

TheGeekfather

{
		disabled: false,
		module: "Hello-Lucy",
		position: "bottom_left",
		config: {
  			keyword: "HELLO LUCY",               // MUST BE CAPITALS to make Lucy start listening
  			timeout: 15,                        // timeout listening for a command/sentence
  			defaultOnStartup: "Hello-Lucy",
  			standByMethod: 'DPMS',              // 'DPMS' = anything else than RPi or 'PI'
  			sounds: ["1.mp3", "11.mp3"],        // welcome sound at startup. Add several for a random choice of welcome sound
  			confirmationSound: "ding.mp3",      // when command is accepted. use your own or default, name and extension of sound file
  			                // startHideAll: false,   if true, all modules start as hidden
  			pageOneModules: ["Hello-Lucy", "MMM-Astro"],    // default modules to show on page one/startup
  			pageTwoModules: ["MMM-BMW-DS", "MMM-Events"],     // modules to show on page two
  			pageThreeModules: ["email"],               // modules to show on page three
  			pageFourModules: ["MMM-iFrame"],                // modules to show on page four
  			pageFiveModules: [],                              // modules to show on page five
  			pageSixModules: [],                               // modules to show on page six
  			pageSevenModules: [],                             // modules to show on page seven
  			pageEightModules: [],                             // modules to show on page eight
  			pageNineModules: [],                              // modules to show on page nine
  			pageTenModules: [],                               // modules to show on page ten
			}
	},

Mykle1

@TheGeekfather

Ok, the config is fine. I just tested it.

When you say Hello Lucy, the microphone icon does not start pulsing?
Have you installed and enabled the modules that are named in the config?

TheGeekfather

@Mykle1

Hi, Yes, modules are set to disabled: false

Also, I don’t see any microphone icon and even with starthideall at false - still blank on boot up screen?

i can hear my microphone through my speaker when I talk so mic seems to be working

unless, I’m not suppose to hear my voice on speaker?

Mykle1

@TheGeekfather

startHideAll: false, if true, all modules start as hidden
First, you need to comment out after the comma if you are using this line. The entire line is commented out in your example. If you uncomment that line then the module will error.

I don’t see any microphone icon and even with starthideall at false - still blank on boot up screen?

Then the module is not loading. You should see the microphone icon along with, Say, ‘Hello Lucy’ on screen.

i can hear my microphone through my speaker when I talk so mic seems to be working

unless, I’m not suppose to hear my voice on speaker?

That seems odd. Mine does not do that. I don’t know if that’s a problem

Start your mirror using npm start dev and then click the console tab in the window that opens. Scroll to find any errors in red and report

TheGeekfather

@Mykle1

I Just heard “Hello Michael What would you like to see”

:)

It seems I was missing lmtool which I just installed

TheGeekfather

@TheGeekfather

OK, getting closer :)

says under mic icon

Initializing then undefined so it seems I just have to get mic to work

Mykle1

@TheGeekfather

Did you not follow the readme on how to install the dependencies?

TheGeekfather

@Mykle1

OK, that might be the problem because for some reason all the modules were installed in

modules/default

so when I bash dependencies, it says it couldn’t find the /modules/Hello-Lucy folder

I moved the Hello-Lucy folder to modules - ran bash dependencies.sh again but no go :(

Thank you for any help !!! I’m a retired computer science teacher that wont’s to keep on learning :)

zokiya

@Mykle1 I just copied and pasted the code you corrected, reset my API, and copied and pasted it, but it didn’t work. I checked the developer window and there are only two warnings, and they don’t seem to have anything to do with this module. I checked my Dark Sky console and it shows that my API has not been called. Now I suspect that there is a problem with my network.

Mykle1

@TheGeekfather said in A problem about MMM-BMW-DS:

OK, that might be the problem because for some reason all the modules were installed in
modules/default

I wonder how that happened? I could take a guess. ;-)

The only modules that belong in the modules/default folder are the default modules from the MagicMirror installation. All additional modules should be installed into the modules folder itself, not the default folder. Each repo should have directions for installation. cd MagicMIrror/modules being the most common

so when I bash dependencies, it says it couldn’t find the /modules/Hello-Lucy folder

Because the installer expects to find Hello-Lucy where it belongs.

I moved the Hello-Lucy folder to modules - ran bash dependencies.sh again but no go

No go, meaning what? Errors? Where did you run that command?