Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
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@johnnyboy said in Finally finished:
Lets hope support for MM lasts eh?
By then, “you’ll” be the support.
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So here’s a break down I used a 19" insignia tv monitor
The mirror is a two way smart mirror from http://www.twowaymirrors.com/smart-mirror/The receptacle I used was a combo USB outlet. Is runs 5v 3.6a and powers the tv
Raspberry pi3 to run magic mirror
Pir sensor from adafruit
https://www.adafruit.com/product/189I used a three gang outlet box and since I only needed two spaces it allowed me to use a blank insert to mount the pir sensor in.
As for the leviton USB outlet I spliced into an outlet I had already installed I spliced into it to run the wires to a gang box behind the mirror. Leaving a seamless look.
I made the frame from poplar wood and stained it in ebony color
As for modules
I am using Wunderground
Random quotes
Flikr
Compliments
Date timeI kept it simply because i am really new at this but overall I love it
Sorry I don’t have more pics I didn’t even think about taking any during the process
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@bluecaka69 said in Finally finished:
Sorry I don’t have more pics I didn’t even think about taking any during the process
Again, nice work! take more pictures on your next build. You know you’re gonna build another one.
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@Mykle1 Is that glass or acrylic? And, 6mm or 3mm?
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@Mykle1 this is what I got it is glass and 1/4 in (6mm)
http://www.twowaymirrors.com/product/14x18-smart-mirror-sanded-edges/
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@johnnyboy it was rather simply. I used https://github.com/paviro/MMM-PIR-Sensor
To run it just remember to use bcm numbering instead of gpio numbering
I did extend the wires and I used a ferrite bead to ensure there would be no interference…
Since me tv doesn’t have a true power saving I used
https://github.com/phrazelle/mm-pir-hide-allTo create the illusion it shuts off basically turns the screen black until the pir senses motion
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