@kusselin You must insert the IP-address of your FHEM in

host: 'my IP',

Check also if it is running on port 8083 or on another port.

If ‘npm install’ is required by the author of the module then it is advisable to do so (at least that is required so in the README.MD on github)

Just to make sure: This module is not supported anymore (as stated on the github repo).

@thedoorsfanatic die Config hab ich für @kusselin erstellt und aus “Studienzwecken” für kusselin fast alle options nochmal explizit mit Kommentaren angegeben. Aber du hast natürlich recht, die defaults sind redundant.:thumbs_up_light_skin_tone:

Yepp, das Apostroph muß weg.

@nakulbende oh, great you sorted it out! My recommendation on Reddit to join this forum was not that bad😁. Another happy builder on bord!

@Norton said in UPDATE: Replaced my PIR-Sensor with a Doppler Microwave Sensor.:

It is important to replace the PIR sensor with a Doppler Microwave Sensor.

This spam bot is sooo right!:face_with_tears_of_joy:

@Clubjack I had recently exactly the same issue with MMM-ioBroker, where I needed 2 instances of that module running. Finally, after some research I found the solution and documented in my private Wiki. Here is the documentation I wrote. After setting up that 2nd instance you can configure each instance separately and declare it in MMM-pages.
Here we go:

Problem
In some cases you may need to run 2 or more instances of the same module in MM, e.g. for public transportation. Some MMMs can then be put into config.js just on a different position and parameterized as needed. Unfortunatelly, not all MMMs support that.
The reason is that all those instances will share the same node_helper and therefore get the same socketnotifications.

Solution
To solve this problem you can try to duplicate the MMM with a different name and call it in the config.js. There is no guarantee that it works, but worth to try.

Following steps have to be done:

1. Go to the modules folder and copy the whole module with a different name (in this example I’ll refer to MMM-ioBroker)

$ cd ~/MagicMirror/modules
$ cp -a MMM-ioBroker/ MMM-ioBroker2

2. Go to ./MMM-ioBroker2 and change the .js of the module script accordingly

$ mv MMM-ioBroker.js MMM-ioBroker2.js

3. Edit in MMM-ioBroker2.js the string to

Module.register('MMM-ioBroker2', {
…

4. In some cases it might also be necessary to change the .css file name, too, incl. any reference to the instance name in the file.

$ mv MMM-ioBroker.css MMM-ioBroker2.css

And then edit or replace all occurences of ‘MMM-ioBroker’ with ‘MMM-ioBroker2’ in MMM-ioBroker2.css.

@lavolp3 I use MMM-PIR-Sensor without any modifications. Are you using @paviro master oder any other fork of the module?
As I see, you have more recent npm/node versions installed.
I am still on node 10.17.0 / npm 6.11.3.

Edit: I’d recommend to try the script from @cowboysdude . It is robust against any node.js stuff as it written in python.

@Chris87-ux I’m a bit late to the party but as I’m tinkering with that module. too, maybe I can help.

First, change the port to 8082. This seems to have been changed in one of the 2.x releases of the simple API.

Second, go in ioBroker to the adapter setting for the web adater (!) and check “Eingebaute ‘Simple API’”
Now the values should be pulled from ioBroker. Hope that helps.

@kusselin Have look at MMM-ModuleScheduler or MMM-pages.
The latter one allows for automatic rotation of pages after a certain period.

@kusselin Ich werfe mal MMM-MyScoreboard in den Ring.

@wswenson great start! Just go on and enhance it incrementally as you plan. Have you had a look into MMM-MyScoreboard for the NFL and NHL standings (probably you have)? I use it to have the European and German football standings displayed.

@mrdenmark This is what I do:
Make regularly a backup of the SD-card image and store it away to a safe place. Depending on your environment (Windows, mac, Linux, …) there exist lots of great tools for backing up and restoring SD cards. On my Mac I use ApplePi Baker. Here is a description on how to backup the SD card under Linux

@thedoorsfanatic Come on, don’t be so humble!

@thedoorsfanatic that look great!
BTW, I live close to Munich, too😁

But if you make money of your mirrors you should consider at least donating some money to the project :

I second this :thumbs_up_light_skin_tone:

@bachoo786 Well, I think a LED TV instead a VA monitor could be an equally good choice.
I have here on my desk an elder Samsung 22" LED TV, which I use a a second monitor and for development of my MM setup. The contrast is great and I had this monitor used for my MM. But I decided to keep it, due to the TV function.

Maybe you checkout this recent thread, where the TV option was discussed, too?

@Stoffbeuteluwe Thanks for the compliments.
Yes, this is the MMM-Podcast2 module, which loads the “Tagesschau in 100 Sek.” video podcast and displays it via the omxplayer. So it displays a video, but it is no live TV stream.
You also need to have MMM-Buttons and MMM-Remote-Control installed to use it. Standalone the module will not work.

Note: the video is not running inside the electron wrapper, but is overlayed over the desktop.

@ttarzan thanks a lot!
The sound comes from the speakers which where already built in the monitor. So I had not to deal with additional speakers and cableing. The audio output goes over HDMI right into the monitor.

To be honest, don‘t expect a spectacular sound, as these are tiny 2W speakers and provide no bass. But they serve the purpose.

@Mykle1 That’s fine! I might need a helping hand :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

I’d also add MMM-Page-Selector as another option.