Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
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You’re missing the trigger ;)
Here do this:
{ module: ‘MMM-WunderGround’, position: ‘top_right’, classes: 'scheduler', config: { module_schedule: {from: ‘0 14 * * *’, to: ‘0 18 * * *’ }, apikey: ‘ad100f1e35ae51d2’, // **private; don’t share!** pws: ‘pws:IBOULOGN39’, //culemborg hourly: ‘1’, fctext: ‘1’, fcdaycount: “5”, fcdaystart: “0”, hourlyinterval: “3”, hourlycount: “2”, alerttime: 10000, alerttruncatestring: “french:”' } },
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As @cowboysdude said, you need to configure the
classes
option to trigger the scheduler.As you already have the
classes
option set up for what looks like @paviro 's MMM-FacialRecognition module I would suggest trying the following config.{ module: 'MMM-WunderGround', position: 'top_right', config: { module_schedule: {from: '0 14 * * *', to: '0 18 * * *' }, apikey: 'ad100f1e35ae51d2', // private; don’t share! pws: 'pas:IBOULOGN39', //culemborg hourly: '1', fctext: '1', fcdaycount: '5', fcdaystart: '0', hourlyinterval: '3', hourlycount: '2', alerttime: 10000, alerttruncatestring: 'french:' }, classes: 'for_all default scheduler' },
Please do report back if you are successful because I haven’t tested the compatibility of the two modules :)
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Opps didn’t realize you were using Facial Recognition… LOL
Thanks @ianperrin !!
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Thank you both, it works with paviro’s MMM-FacialRecognition module.
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Okay I have another curve ball for you… how about … the ability to turn the mirror off and back on with this? :)
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+1, would be great to add this feature :)
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+1, be really nice if it not only just dimmed the running modules, but actually shut off the monitor.
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@dr4ke616 Well you could actually do it with a straight cronjob … something like this…
55 6 * * * /home/pi/monitor_on.sh
And off the same way :) It’s like making your own schedule…
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@cowboysdude thanks for pointing that out. Thats a better idea I didn’t think of :)
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@cowboysdude said in MMM-ModuleScheduler:
Okay I have another curve ball for you… how about … the ability to turn the mirror off and back on with this? :)
So I’m thinking there are a number of approaches here.
One approach might be to add a mechanism to schedule the sending of notifications e.g
notification_schedule: [{cronTime: '0 22 * * *', notification: 'MONITOR_OFF'}, {cronTime: '0 9 * * *', notification: 'MONITOR_ON'}]
Another module could then be built (or may already exist) to listen to the notifications and react accordingly, e.g. control the monitor.
What do you think?