Using a 24 inch screen with additional features:
Additional Modules:
Future plans and ideas:
Gesture recognition sensor like: https://reflecty.co
and/or facial recognition with module swapping
@jagerpower
Interval: 60 is for refresh all 60 min. You can also restart mm.
If it’s still nothing, try the curl command which paviro provided 3 days ago.
Yes, I know. Just wanted to clarify that the topic is still current with:
stretch img. with update to 4.9.61-v7+ #1049 and electron v1.7.9
and no issue with:
jessie img. with update to 4.9.57-v7+ #1045 and electron v1.6.2
-> There are some combination of OS / MM / electron which cause a high CPU load.
Hi
This is with an clean install from scratch:
Version: raspbian stretch and current updates
Linux mmbs 4.9.61-v7+ #1049 SMP Fri Nov 10 15:32:51 GMT 2017 armv7l GNU/Linux
MagicMirror/node_modules/electron/dist/version
v1.7.9
and MM default config.js
-> Issue stille here
Increased default GPU Memory 64mb to 128mb
-> Issue stille here
No cpu problem with
Linux mmbs 4.9.57-v7+ #1045 SMP Fri Oct 20 11:44:49 BST 2017 armv7l GNU/Linux
and electron v1.6.2
@acdacd2, les miroirs sans tain à 20% servent souvent à faire disparaître les moniteurs et affichages lorsqu’ils sont éteints.
Lorsqu’il est en fonction, le moniteur éclairé est visible derrière le miroir.
Avec 12% ou 20%, tu as les meilleurs résultats.
http://www.glastroesch.ch/fr/glas/Product/82-spionspiegel.html
Certains fournisseurs offrent également des modèles.
@dicker182
See my previous posting:
Probably the cause is some voltage / EMI feedback, likely due to the wires and switches. Try to switch on/off some lights and electrical devices and see the result!
To correct this condition, use a combination of current limiting, filtering and shielding. ;-)
Did you read the link?
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=53548
Try following:
And to complement @KirAsh4 comment: probably the cause is some voltage / EMI feedback, likely due to the wires and switches.
From what I see, the Pi does not have protective diodes on the inputs like the AVR chips (and Arduino) do. As a result, feedback to the Pi can probably cause the behaviour which you experienced. Try to switch on/off some lights and electrical devices and see the result.
To correct this condition, use a combination of current limiting, filtering and shielding.
You could use for current limiting, a 1K resistor in line with the switch, installed on a PCB inches from the Pi. Also use a low-pass filter made up of another pull-up / pull-down resistor and a capacitor alternatively to the build in PULL-UP and PULL-DOWN resistors of the PI.
Here are some additional links:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=53548
http://www.digikey.com/en/articles/techzone/2012/apr/protecting-inputs-in-digital-electronics
Using a 24 inch screen with additional features:
Additional Modules:
Future plans and ideas:
Gesture recognition sensor like: https://reflecty.co
and/or facial recognition with module swapping
Automatically log rotate all applications logs managed by PM2
https://github.com/pm2-hive/pm2-logrotate
These are probably empty strings. Edge can’t handle it and displays it as “null”.
Btw, also IExplorer 11 on Win7 displays this as “null”.
@jagerpower You find it under “Console”
Btw. changing the interval to 1, I wouldn’t recommend. It pulls the data every 1 sec, leave it to 60 (default) . I personally increased it to 3600 (1h).
