Can I control a relay on MagicMirror2?

MaengMarco

@Unbored
Thank you for your answer.
I checked your URL.
But this code is Python script.
Do you know what should I do for use this Python script?

shbatm

You may want to take a look at the MMM-PIR-Sensor module and see if you can adapt it for your needs. It includes the ability to control a relay for turning on/off the monitor.

MaengMarco

@shbatm Thank you.
Can I use a bulb instead of a monitor?

cowboysdude

@MaengMarco said in Can I control a relay on MagicMirror2?:

@shbatm Thank you.
Can I use a bulb instead of a monitor?

Sure why not? They’ve been doing it a while

example: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=82316

MaengMarco

@cowboysdude
Yes. I saw. But I make to turn on & turn off a bulb on MagicMirror2.
I use to voice control used ‘annyang API’.
If I say " Turn on the light.", a bulb will turn on.
I think to make a new module about voice and relay control, right?
But It is very difficult…

cowboysdude

@MaengMarco Check the voice control software you’re going to use… I’m sure they have some sort of instructions on how to…

johnsonkao

Using WebIOPI is simple way to control GPIOs . The followings is my solution.

To install WebIOPI to your raspberry Pi.
webiopi Installation
Note: if you use webiopi 0.7 and rasp 2, you have to run the patch.
In the node_help.js of your module, use ‘http post’ to control the GPIOs.
WebIOPI rest api
ex:
SET ‘GPIO 3’ to ‘IN’ , the request as below:
HTTP POST
http:/192.168.1.200:8000/GPIO/3/function/in