My little mirror 11 inch :-))

module: DailyXKCD, alert, clock, calendar_monthly, weather forecast, alexapi, alarm clock, iframe, traffic, and some ather not showing due restricted size of old apple iPad first gen

Thanks

My little Clock story.

One day come across a youtube movie about the magicmirror projects. I thought I’ll give shot, starting to thinking how to start, what I will need to build my own miagicmirror and also cost of project.
Then came the time for little digging in google which took me to the magicmirror.builder forum and other great sites, different sources of information and very helpfully members.
That then took me to the Michael Teeuw’s github page. Very cool fella with other cool projects.

So lets get to project
Hardware.

I’ve been given a broken Apple iPad first get, which fixed last year. But I’m this tablet is to old to be somewhat useful device. So tablet ended up in the bottom of a drawer in the cupboard for quite some time. I wasn’t too sure what to do with it. I thought it will perfect for my little clock project.
First step will be to order two way mirror glass about 11 inch size for £20, with out magic glass we can’t talk about magicmirror. When I picked up the glass I took it straight to the frame shop. I ordered a picture frame for about £25, deep enough so it would accommodate 6mm glass, iPad screen, RaspberryPi board and a step down power module which can be found on ebay for a little as £2 to £5. Simple reason for adding the step down power module is the Raspberry Pi and iPad screen work on two different power supplies, different voltages and also different amperage. RaspberryPi 3 uses 5v 2.5A whereas the iPad screen needs only 3.3 volts in order to power on, but the lcd board normally takes about 6v to 12volts. So either way I will need to power both devices on one power pack (just to make it simple and easy).
I also purchased a RaspberryPi Camera and motion detector from ModMyPi.
Then I ordered power pack from ebay for about £5, which should handle RaspberryPi 3 and iPad screen, necessary voltage and amperage
My raspberryPi uses micro sd 32gb which is way more than what is needed for this project.
I followed installation steps to install magicmirror on to my clock and then start installing modules.

Modules.
Default magicmirror come pre install with some modules like: alert, calendar, clock, compliments, currentwether, helloworld, and few others.
I had some fun time playing around with this. But that wasn’t enough to call my clock a smart clock.
So I start adding other modules, some successfully and then some I couldn’t get to work. Then came the realy fun time to make these modules work.
The project isn’t completely finished yet but I can show you guys how far I got to now.

mm-clock My Setup Click Here

Alexa Click Here

@michael24h said in -=]!Show Your Module Setup![=-:

try find old pc screen which

Also I did use iPad screen with little retro pi project

Alexa Click Here

I don’t wanna get any badge, I like get gold star 😏
ps. Big one

@fox said in Display web widget on mirror through iFrame?:

http://cdnx.tribalfusion.com/media/6869616/assets/video1.mp4

just paste your link in web browser
–> http://cdnx.tribalfusion.com/media/6869616/assets/video1.mp4
will work in browser, will work in mm. MM thats web browser “without mouse”

will do, thanks

two way to do ths

1. pourches Driver Controller Board Kit
2. try find old pc screen which you will be able push in to drive for your screen. iPad first gen use samsung screens.

if I’m go to my documents and create folder called 5html. and in this folder paste my tample home.html. and then open on thisame pc or mac computer using web browser will work ok.
but from another machine won’t open, because I’m not sharing this doc on my local network

1 2 3 Busy man
thank you very much for info :-)