@aluini said in Withings:

I corrected some things on the module :

• correction of the @ih800a bug (I had the same)
• add external CSS
• add the loader
• add translation

I’ll review the design of the module

[card:aluini/MM_Withings]

Nice. I want to test it.
My data from my withings steel also showable?

@desertblade I’ve created on my second raspi an container called iframe.html (He takes temperature data from pool with 1-wire sensors)

and indexsmall.html is:
http://pastebin.com/KjhxUpYZ

But it does not work.
Only a white line:

Code in MM is:

modules: [
                {
                        module: "MMM-iFrameReload",
                        position: "top_right",
                        header: "",
                        config: {
                                url: "http://192.168.188.30/iframe.html",
                                width: "100%",
                                height: "200px"
                        }
                },

Who can help me?

created new thread because this one is solved with the original issue

@Jopyth said in [MMM-PIR-Sensor] Install failing:

@fox This PR should have fixed the issue (it is merged into the master).

Are you running MagicMirror 2.1.0? And is your PIR-Module up-to-date? Try updating both (see this and do it in both directories) to the newest version.

I deleted PIR Sensor completely. And made a new installation of this module and it installed without Problems. looks good from now

did you install the fix? or is this now obsolet?

Great app !

What could be improved: the changelog would be interesting if i choose and perform an update.

@kevsfastz
Above is a sample of the code(the weird forum framework removed the headd of the html )
Yes it is working very fine in the web browser

Does this help you?

Thank you in advance !

@kevsfastz said in Does anyone know how to make the iFrame module refresh periodically?:

@fox

This depends on the output of your other Pi. If you already have this output displayed in say HTML format ( I assume that’s what you mean when you say simple homepage?) you can easily place this in iFrame via local URL. The best way would be to create its own page so you can control the output, then you can use CSS styles to adjust colors, size, placement etc.

Thank you for your answer. I tried of course, but I got only a white line on the screen.

@kevsfastz said in Does anyone know how to make the iFrame module refresh periodically?:

@fox
The simple answer is yes it is possible. What is your goal specifically?

I have another raspberry who gets temperatures with one-wire-sensors.
This i provide in a simple homepage:

    <div>
      <div>
    <h2>...</h2>
	<p><b>Temperaturen:</b></p>
    <p>Luft:............ -3.5°</p>
	<p>Dach:........... -2.5°</p>
	<p>Pool: ............3.5°</p>
	<p><b>Status: </b></p>
	<p>Pumpe:........... <b>Aus</b></p>
    <p>Solarheizung:...<b>Aus</b></p>
    <br />
	<p><b>Meta: </b></p>
    <p>System:...........Linux 4.1.19+ armv6l</p>
	<p>CPU Temp:....14.260°</p>
	<p>Sensors...........3 x DS18B20 @ 5V </p>
    <p>Last Update:......Mon 13-02-2017, 19:40:05 Uhr</p>
	</div>
	<p>....</p>
     
    </div>

  

how to show this, or parts of it?

edit:(the html header will not be shown in this forum framework :walking:

Payment now complete?
I think the others have to wait until the turtles come off :airplane: :grinning:

@kevsfastz is it possible to show simple html content and update periodically?

Very nice page ! Already some feedbacks about implementation in github?

@Jopyth thank you very much for all your efforts for this community.
Even its in your spare time it should be honored !

@PindaPower said in [MMM-PIR-Sensor] Install failing:

In other post they posted this link, maybe it will help??
https://diyhacking.com/raspberry-pi-gpio-control/

Thank you. With that i understood the delay and sensitivy knob.
But! When i put sensivity at most right, the monitor goes on automatically ON after a while, even when there is NO movement in the radius… How can i debug this?

@Jopyth said in [Remote-Control] Shutdown, Configure and Update your MagicMirror:

@fox Interesting. What changes did you make? I will try to give you a short git crash course for your case: You can get an overview via git status (should show changed files) and git diff (showing the changes themselves). If you do not care about these changes you should be able to use git reset --hard origin/master or if you do care about them use git stash, then do git pull, and then git stash pop to apply the changes again.

Thank you!

What for a fantastic update! I tested nearly every module and everythink worked fine.
You refactored also the config file during saving. Awesome! Nice job.

@Them-Russians said in PIR-Sensor - put your mirror to sleep if not used:

@fox You define the pin in the config.js file.

Make sure you sue the GPIO pin number, and not the generic pin number.

For instance, in the pin diagram the pin 1 down from the top left is GPIO pin 2, but regular pin 3. In the config file, you would define it a SensorPIN = 2.

Thank you very much. I understood.
Does someone control this with a timeout? Or when switches the script the HDMI Port off? Perhaps some want x minutes to be shown?

Edit. I am a noob. I just have to adjust the delay knob on the PIR-Sensor PCB :)

@Jopyth said in [Remote-Control] Shutdown, Configure and Update your MagicMirror:

@AAPS (and everyone else): You can try the new version, but you can also go back to a previous version afterwards with the commands:

cd MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Remote-Control # or wherever you installed the Mirror and the module
git checkout v1.0.0 # or the version you want

Currently, there is v1.0.0 (which is probably the one you are on) and v1.1.0 as older versions. To check out the most recent version use git checkout master again.

I want to update. But git checkout master does not work. There stands i shall use git pull but then there comes:
*Please, commit your changes or stash them before you can merge.
Aborting
*

@Them-Russians said in PIR-Sensor - put your mirror to sleep if not used:

@fox pop the plastic dome off and you’ll see the labeling. I believe the middle pin is the digital output and the ground and 5V power are on the outside.

The sensor is labeled. But on which pin on the raspi? Have i missed something in the module how-to?

i have bought a sensor.
This is not a troubleshooting post. I want only know how to connect it.
Please add this to the description.
Three wires from the sensor and to which raspi port?