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    • justjim1220J Offline
      justjim1220 Module Developer @Albinolan
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      @albinolan

      I’d think there should be a way to control the dimming of the display. kind of like using night mode on a smartphone. Not sure how one would get it to work off the top of my head, but I would think it would be the cheapest and probably easiest way to go about it.

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        justjim1220 Module Developer @Albinolan
        last edited by justjim1220

        @albinolan

        You might also look at these modules:

        https://github.com/Txukie/MMM-LCDControl

        https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/735/remote-control-shutdown-configure-and-update-your-magicmirror/231

        Sounds like they may have the LCD control you are possibly looking for…

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          Albinolan @justjim1220
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          @justjim1220 thanks for that, however it appears that it just turns off the display. I am either looking for a way to drop the backlight lower than default minimum (probably impossible) or some way of putting a layer to block most light.

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          • emloweE Offline
            emlowe Module Developer
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            For those using the official 7" display you can use MMM-Screendimmer

            Or write directly to /sys/class/backlight/rpi_backlight/brightness

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              Albinolan @emlowe
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              @emlowe Thanks, but I can’t since I use the 10.1" adafruit display, looking at the pinout it seems there is a way to control it, but I will have to manually wire it to the pi and write up a driver.

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