@hpgraphia

how does your config.js file look like for that module?
Would you be kind and show it?

I’m trying to get Google Calendar to work, but I only get “No upcoming events” instead of showing me the events.

Bellow is how my config file looks like, (I have changed numbers ans stuff cause of security, that’s the reason it gives 404 if you try that link).

The calendar is “secret address in iCal format”. When I use that address in a browser, it starts to download an ical file, and I can import that to my calendar application on my Mac and I can see the events and bookings. So what am I doing wrong in my MagicMirror config.

{
    module: "calendar",
     header: "Google Calendar",
     position: "top_left",
     config: {
      calenders: [
      {
     symbol: "calendar-check",
     url: "https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/g_svmlo4ff1f6ju3dhjjlr2nahtg%40group.calendar.google.com/private-03f7hcs687c2e92eb4b36dvv6v83936/basic.ics", }
     ]
 }
},

@Murky3057

OK, I had that in mind, my problem is, when my monitor turnes on, it start some kind of splash screen that is pink/purple with Benq logo before it’s totally tuned on, I find that so annoying to see. That’s the reason I’m not going that path :)

@Murky3057
Not sure I understand you here.
Could you please describe the thing with “connect the sensor to the monitor’s power”? You mean to connect the monitor to a remote witch like a zigbee or z-wave (or wifi) and power on/off that switch? So basic cut the power to the monitor?

I’m looking for a way (module) if possible to somehow black the screen and then light it up with a motion sensor (PIR) together with Raspberry Pi 4, if that’s not possible, then is there any module that works with RPi 4 that turn of the HDMI and turns on the HDMI port with motion sensor.

I have tried some but seems it doesn’t work with RPi4.