@bobbythemoh Let me quote the Readme.md for you.

This module doesn’t have its own visualisation, but it exposes information like the room temperature and other states other modules can and will use.

There is no UI, so it doesn’t make any sense to display it in the top right corner. Just uncomment position: "top_right", and MMM-Loxone won’t be displayed on your screen.

Motion sensor

Again, let me quote the Readme.md

If enabled this module will use the LightControllerV2 in the defined room to set the MagicMirror to sleep or wake it up

Requirements:

• roomUuid must be defined in your config.json
• The defined Room must contain at lease one LightControllerV2
• presence must be defined and set to true in your config.json

How it works:
The HDMI port of the Raspbery Pi will be dissabled, whenever you switch off your lights. Your monitor should then dissable its backlight automatically if there is no HDMI signal after a specific time.

Right now there is no automatic power saving (after a specific time), I may add it later tho.

Example:

• You enter the room -> Light switches on, mirror switcheson
• You leaf the room -> Light switches off after the defined timeout, mirror switches off

Definition:
Lights off = The mood “All off”

Do I use the LightControllerV2"?
Well, you should, it is much more powerfull than its predecessor:)
Just open the App, open your LightController, click on the lower right “More” button and look out for the word “Moods” (“Stimmungen” in German).

But I am missing an importand Feature!
Please file a Issue and describe what you are missing, I may implement it;)

@bobbythemoh Please check your config.json this is not a valid object. Your config should look like this:

config: {
    host: '192.168.0.200',
    user: 'MagicMirror',
    pwd: 'YOUR_PW'
}

You are missing both the : and ,.

Everything should be fine after you corrected the config.json. Your first screenshot just shows the correct installation process, you can ignore the WARN messages.

Did you solve this issue, I am having the sameone.

@zombi27 You may wanna checkout my module MMM-Loxone:)

[card:idoodler/MMM-Loxone]

I just published my module MMM-Loxone:)

[card:idoodler/MMM-Loxone]

I just published the module, please try it out and file feature requests:)

[card:idoodler/MMM-Loxone]

Looks nice! You could use a VESA mount, I am sure your monitor is VESA compatible.

@bobbythemoh This seems like a solution for thinkerers. I want solutions for everyone using built-in function from the Loxone eco system.

Du möchtest also deinen MagicMirror im vorhaus, oder wo auch immer aufhängen und eine Raspberry Pi Kamera an deiner Haustür montieren? Das ist doch etwas weit für so ein Flexkabel.

Ich würde da eine IP Kamera verwenden, aber soweit ich weiß gibt es sowas derzeit noch nicht.

@bobbythemoh Here is my implementation idea.

The user enters the room, the MagicMirror awakes and keeps activated untill the light goes out.

I have no idea to connect the Loxone Presence detector with the MagicMirror in an easy to configure way.