@flagun I would recommend you to create a pull request on GitHub.

@michshav You can place it in /MagicMirror/js/main.js before var MM = ... seems like a good place.

@fidst Try to execute pm2 log mm. This will give you the log of the MacigMirror Instance. Post the log here if the black screen occures. (You may check for any sensible information from other modules)

@lucianomag There is an issue with licensing, you would have to pay $19 per mirror.

@bobbythemoh I just pushed some changes, please update. Don’t forget to execute npm install after updating MMM-Loxone.

@bobbythemoh You misunderstoodme. I think the issue is in my code with the communication layer crashing resulting in not receiving any state changes, hence the mirror doesn’t know to enable the display again.

I just found an issue and testing it over the night.

Hi there!

I just finished a new module, that allows you to control the LEDs of your Raspberry Pi.

My MagicMirror is located in my bed room, and the LEDs disturbed me, so I decided to turn them of:)

[card:idoodler/MMM-RPI-LED]

@bobbythemoh No. I think there is an issue within the communication module for the Miniserver. If the module crashes when the screen is turned off the screen will never be turned on again and vice versa.

@sdetweil The module helper communication relies on a websocket connection. Any references will be lost. Try to clone the Object.

@bobbythemoh Ok, thanks. No unhandled rejections.