3. Iformation display
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Iformation display

  • M

    Hi,

    I started this project with the intention to create a smart mirror for my bedroom, but after noticing all the awesome modules available I quickly realized that a bedroom display are just not going to be enough.

    So, step 1 was to find a central place in my house where I could mount the screen (LG 19" Flatron) with all the branding removed. I decided that the kitchen was the best spot.

    0_1484170559731_Mount1.JPG

    0_1484170607592_Mount2.JPG

    After I mounted the screen I used a Raspberry Pi 3 to run the screen.
    I used the following modules to get the desired results.

    Standard Modules:
    Alert
    Clock
    Calendar
    Newsfeed
    Hello World

    3rd Party Modules:
    calendar_monthly
    MMM-ModuleScheduler
    MMM-Remote-Control
    MMM-WunderGround
    MMM-Wunderlist
    MMM-Traffic

    I used the MMM-ModuleScheduler in conjunction with MMM-Remote-Control to turn the screen on between 05:00 and 09:00 in the morning Monday to Friday
    and show a set of modules related to my morning schedule.

    0_1484170635223_WeekMorning.JPG

    These include:

    Clock,
    Calendar,
    Public holidays,
    Work Calendar,
    Weather,
    Weekly to-do list,
    Road traffic alerts,
    Road traffic incidents,
    Road traffic Roadworks,
    Wife’s travel time to work based on google api

    I used the MMM-ModuleScheduler in conjunction with MMM-Remote-Control to turn the screen on between 17:00 and 21:00 in the afternoon Monday to Friday
    and show a set of modules related to my afternoon schedule and information I need

    0_1484170665538_WeekAfternoon.JPG

    These include:

    Clock,
    Calendar,
    Public holidays,
    Weather,
    Weekly to-do list,
    News Feed,
    Sport Feed
    Word of the day Feed

    I used the MMM-ModuleScheduler in conjunction with MMM-Remote-Control to turn the screen on between 06:30:00 and 22:00 Saturday and Sunday
    and show a set of modules related to my Weekend schedule and information I need

    These include:

    Clock,
    Calendar,
    Public holidays,
    Weather,
    Weekend list,
    News Feed,
    Sport Feed
    Word of the day Feed

    Thanks to all the contributors that made this possible, especially Michael Teeuw that had the initiative to start this whole thing.

    I will try and help where I can.
    Please do not hesitate to ask any questions.

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  • M

    Sorry, Forgot to add the Weekend display screenshot.
    And for some reason I can not rotate them corectly.

    0_1484171127174_Weekend.JPG

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  • B

    This looks great! I will have to look into that Module Scheduler!
    Congrats on the build!

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