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    Small 'Picture frame' MagicMirror (first attempt)

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    • Mykle1M Offline
      Mykle1 Project Sponsor Module Developer @Robert_K
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      @Robert_K

      Very nice work! And the neatest I’ve ever seen. :-)

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      • Mykle1M Offline
        Mykle1 Project Sponsor Module Developer @Robert_K
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        @Robert_K said in Small ‘Picture frame’ MagicMirror (first attempt):

        Made an acrylic top plate. Doesn’t do anything more than looking nice.

        The acrylic top plate does look nice, giving it a professional, finished look. One suggestion, and this is just one old man’s opinion. Keep an eye on the temperature, now that you’ve closed the back of the frame.

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        • michael24hM Offline
          michael24h
          last edited by michael24h

          Nice work, I did something very similar. Using apple first gen iPad screen :-)

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          • emloweE Offline
            emlowe Module Developer
            last edited by

            I like what you did with the power, nice and clean. FYI, a number of the LCD driver boards have 5v outputs and I’ve successfully powered an rpi3 from the output from the board itself.

            (http://www.panelook.com/upload/201511/MNT686762A_12516-Specification_A2_(1)_201511187301.pdf)

            Supplies 5v on the CN3 pins (probably headless on the board, but 5v is there)

            This guy says it’s good up to 1.5 amps (https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=67312)

            I wired it to a USB cable rather than directly to the GPIO

            -Earle

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            • michael24hM Offline
              michael24h
              last edited by

              The Raspberry Pi 3 is powered by a +5.1V and 2.5A
              small lcd screen takes about 3.3v.

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              • Robert_KR Offline
                Robert_K @Mykle1
                last edited by

                @Mykle1 said in Small ‘Picture frame’ MagicMirror (first attempt):

                The acrylic top plate does look nice, giving it a professional, finished look. One suggestion, and this is just one old man’s opinion. Keep an eye on the temperature, now that you’ve closed the back of the frame.

                I’ve been thinking about that too. So I started with a closed plate, monitored the temperature and was thinking about making ventilator holes. Then again the temperature isn’t raising above 40degC. So I think it will be okay. I’ll keep it in mind with a hot summer day, thanks!

                Regards Robert

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                  E3V3A
                  last edited by

                  Wow, beautiful inside!
                  How did you make the cables stay so nicely squared? With hot-glue?

                  "Everything I do (here) is for free – altruism is the way!"
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                  • Robert_KR Offline
                    Robert_K @E3V3A
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                    @E3V3A said in Small ‘Picture frame’ MagicMirror (first attempt):

                    Wow, beautiful inside!
                    How did you make the cables stay so nicely squared? With hot-glue?

                    Yes, hot glue indeed.

                    Regards Robert

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                    • michael24hM Offline
                      michael24h @Robert_K
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                      @Robert_K
                      leave back of mirror open.that will help

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                      • michael24hM Offline
                        michael24h @E3V3A
                        last edited by michael24h

                        @E3V3A
                        In my mm-clock, all 3d printed. No hot glue.

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