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    • RE: Wake up/Hibernate display

      @sdetweil said in Wake up/Hibernate display:

      @cheapdad no. our signals software. there are three different ways

      I’m sorry but I don’t understand this at all.

      No, the PIR sensor does not use HDMI-CEC?

      What signals software are you referring to?

      What are the 3 different ways?

      posted in Requests
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    • RE: Wake up/Hibernate display

      @sdetweil said in Wake up/Hibernate display:

      @cheapdad u can still turn off the hdmi output… the monitor might show ‘no input’… which mine do…

      so I went to blanking (hide all modules)…

      How do you do that?

      posted in Requests
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    • RE: Wake up/Hibernate display

      @george said in Wake up/Hibernate display:

      @cheapdad , Hi, what’s the connection between HDMI and PIR? I built three mirrors, all three have adapters and use PIR.

      I understood that the PIR sensor uses HDMI-CEC to communicate shutting off the monitor. Is that not true?

      posted in Requests
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    • Wake up/Hibernate display

      I’m using a monitor in my project that does NOT have HDMI. I’m using an DVI to HDMI adapter to make it work.

      Do I have any options for allowing the monitor to go to sleep and then wake up when needed? Note that a PIR sensor does not work because I don’t have HDMI.

      posted in Requests
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    • RE: oneweathermap

      If I’m correct, this means you’re pulling new data every minute:

      “ updateInterval: 1, // minutes”

      Since free is limited, I wonder if you’re pulling too frequently. You could change the pull to every 10 minutes to see if that changes anything.

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: Display monthly calendar and entries

      It’s there. I completely restarted the pi and that seemed to do it. Perhaps I made too many config changes without a restart and confused the pi.

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: Enabling MM-QR Code to read the output of MM-Remote Control

      @sdetweil
      Unfortunately, yes, when she returns to college. To make things worse, I don’t know how often the college’s dhcp will get her a new iPhone address.

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: Display monthly calendar and entries

      I did, but I’ll do so again to make sure that I’ve got all the correct files.

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: Display monthly calendar and entries

      @sdetweil Sorry, definitely stuck on stupid. F12 didn’t work when MM was running, but “developer tools” did. I got this from the console log:

      Failed to load resource - 404

      This is where the script is looking:

      http://0.0.0.0:8080/modules/calendar-monthly/calendar-monthly.js

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: Display monthly calendar and entries

      @sdetweil said in Display monthly calendar and entries:

      debug: true

      So, I may be stuck on stupid. I enabled debug and ran MM. The monthly calendar didn’t load and I didn’t see anything different that would help me debug it.

      posted in Troubleshooting
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