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    My Magic Mirror - 100x70cm

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      marcnlx @yawns
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      @yawns said in My Magic Mirror - 100x70cm:

      I’m impressed. A nice and clean build, well written documentation, some nice pictures to look at and everything with markups and such. Very well done, this is how more Showrooms should look like :)

      Thanks! If you know how many hours I spent “extra” on my laptop because of not so well written documentation, no markups and such…I thought I would save everybody some time ;)

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        yawns Moderator
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        Yes, I can imagine that.
        I guess the mirror glass is mounted directly on top of the frame, right? I cannot see any ventilation drills. Did/do you somehow monitor heat inside the frame?

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          marcnlx @yawns
          last edited by marcnlx

          @yawns You are correct. It’s mounted directly on top of the frame.

          I didn’t notice heat is really a problem, except a little bit for the monitor board…although it now has way more room to let air out then when the back part of the monitor was still on it!
          I was thinking about drilling some holes in the top of the frame to let the hot air out. There is also a small gap between the frame and the wall itself. On the RPi you can monitor temp as follows:

          pi@mirror:~ $ vcgencmd measure_temp
          temp=54.7'C
          pi@mirror:~ $
          

          I use a small script that shows temperature, but also shows it in Domoticz and sends a Telegram notification if the temperature gets too high:

          pi@mirror:~ $ ./myscripts/rpitemp.sh
          Raspberry Pi Temperature (domoticz) is 54.6 °C
          
          pi@mirror:~ $ cat ./myscripts/rpitemp.sh
          #!/bin/sh
          
          domoticzip=192.168.1.12
          user=xxxx
          pass=xxxx
          tempidx=204
          maxtemp=70
          
          RED='\033[0;31m'
          NC='\033[0m'
          val_temp=`vcgencmd measure_temp | cut -c 6-9`
          val_temp2=`vcgencmd measure_temp | cut -c 6-9 | cut -c 1-2`
          curl -s 'http://'$user':'$pass'@'$domoticzip'/json.htm?type=command¶m=udevice&idx='$tempidx'&nvalue=0&svalue='$val_temp'' > /dev/null
          
          if [ $val_temp2 -gt $maxtemp ]; then
              echo "${RED}Raspberry Pi Temperature ($(hostname)) is $val_temp °C ${NC}"
              curl -s -X POST "https://api.telegram.org/botxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/sendMessage" -F chat_id=xxxxxxxx -F text="Raspberry Pi Temperature ($(hostname)) is $val_temp °C"
          else
              echo "Raspberry Pi Temperature ($(hostname)) is $val_temp °C"
          fi
          exit
          pi@mirror:~ $
          
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            Peter
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            Very nice job!
            You live in the Netherlands, like me; can I ask you some questions by mail?
            You have some things in your mirror that make me very curious how you did it!
            Peter

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              marcnlx @Peter
              last edited by

              @Peter said in My Magic Mirror - 100x70cm:

              Very nice job!
              You live in the Netherlands, like me; can I ask you some questions by mail?
              You have some things in your mirror that make me very curious how you did it!
              Peter

              Thanks! Yeah sure, no problem.

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              • Mykle1M Offline
                Mykle1 Project Sponsor Module Developer @marcnlx
                last edited by

                @marcnlx said in My Magic Mirror - 100x70cm:

                the only thing was that 30min after hanging it on the wall, “version 1” came off the wall completely

                This gave me a good laugh, thanks. :-)

                I agree. Well thought out (the 2nd one), nicely executed, well documented, pictures and a story. I commend you. Fantastic! :-)

                Create a working config
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                  marcnlx @Mykle1
                  last edited by

                  @Mykle1 said in My Magic Mirror - 100x70cm:

                  @marcnlx said in My Magic Mirror - 100x70cm:

                  the only thing was that 30min after hanging it on the wall, “version 1” came off the wall completely

                  This gave me a good laugh, thanks. :-)

                  I agree. Well thought out (the 2nd one), nicely executed, well documented, pictures and a story. I commend you. Fantastic! :-)

                  After I realized I could’ve expected this with “version 1” and saw the screen was still okay…same here :)

                  Thanks! I just created a post the way I personally like to read it ;) I spend at least a week setting up everything, testing things out, seeing the “please create config file” after a restart a million times after making a change and forgetting an { [ , ’ or " somewhere :)
                  I hope this will give people a bit of a Quick Start in configuring all modules and how I got everything working together ;)

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                    bellroy @marcnlx
                    last edited by

                    @marcnlx, well done and kudos to you on your magic mirror. I’m moving to a new place soon always have this thought that i want to build one of this bad boy as a home accessories. With you details guides of building the magic mirror is going to be very helpful and thanks for that.

                    you mind if i ping you separately if i hit the wall and hoping you can shed some lights.

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                      marcnlx @bellroy
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                      @bellroy said in My Magic Mirror - 100x70cm:

                      @marcnlx, well done and kudos to you on your magic mirror. I’m moving to a new place soon always have this thought that i want to build one of this bad boy as a home accessories. With you details guides of building the magic mirror is going to be very helpful and thanks for that.

                      you mind if i ping you separately if i hit the wall and hoping you can shed some lights.

                      No problem…just ping me if you hit any issues.

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                        SoleLo
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                        @marcnlx firstly this mirror is awesome. How did you mount the mirror on the frame with it being bigger than the frame?

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