I decided against the use of a reflective surface

Includes

MMM-PIR-Sensor
MMM-Nest
MMM-Remote-Control
MMM-Teslalogger
worldclock
MM-DarkSkyForecast
iFrame

3 iFrame modules to display Roon, the car location Map and the house power display

These 3 use homemade Javascript modules to grab data from the Roon API, Teslamate and EmonCMS respectively

@N6NG

Sorry for the late reply - missed your post

Following is my calendar config in config.sys

      module: 'calendar',
      position: 'top_right',
      header: 'CALENDAR',
      config: {
       
        maximumEntries: 21,
        maxTitleLength: 25,
        fade: false,
        displaySymbol: false,
        timeFormat: 'relative',
        nextDaysRelative: true,
        dateFormat: 'ddd MMM DD HH:mm',
        fullDayEventDateFormat: 'ddd MMM DD',
        calendars: [
          {
         
            symbol: 'home',
            url: 'webcal://p49-caldav.icloud.com/published/2/abcdefghijkl......mnopqrs',
            maximumEntries: 19
          },

Hope that helps

@sdetweil said in Monitor not awaking from sleep:

@mvrlogins I had a display like that, if no input, it would turn off, even if I was hiding modules.

I had to make a change to one of my modules to wake up mm for 1 second every 14 minutes to keep it from going into shutdown

May I ask how you did that?

Thanks

I’m running a RPi4 with the latest MM release and using MMM-Screen-Powersave-Notification and MMM-GPIO-Notifications along with a motion sensor.

 {                   
	module: 'MMM-Screen-Powersave-Notification',
	config: {                 
        delay: 60
	}
    },


    { 
	module: 'MMM-GPIO-Notifications',
	config: {
	    '4': {
		    gpio_state: 1,
		    gpio_debounce: 0,
            delay: 30000,
		    notifications: [
		        { 
				    notification: 'SCREEN_ON', 
		            payload: { 'forced': false }
		        },
                {

                }
		    ]
	    }
	}
    },

I had this setup on a Dell monitor and it worked perfectly.

I just installed a new monitor - a Lenovo Thinkvision P32p-20

After starting the sensor works as it’s supposed to, waking the monitor when someone passes by and sleeping after 60 seconds of inactivity.

But after a while, the monitor does not wake from sleep. The MM instance is running fine (I can look at the dispaly from a remote browser).

The monitor is in powersave mode (amber LED)

The only way to wake the monitor is to touch a button on the monitor’s control panel.

The monitor has no configuration options for powersave or sleep.

Any suggestions on how to fix this?

@python

I have a Model X and also use Teslamate

I’ve incorporated that into my mirror as below:

Using this module -
https://github.com/spitzlbergerj/MMM-TeslaLogger

And a little node script within an iframe to get the map

@sdetweil

Thanks

I couldn’t see any options either - but this chap seems to have managed something like it

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/16139/4th-magic-mirror-complete

@sifuhall

Looks great.

Any chance you could post the options you’ve used for the calendar module?

I’m trying to get the same date/time display as you

see here for my question - https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/16171/how-to-show-actual-times-for-todays-events

The current options for the default calendar module are as follows

module: 'calendar',
      position: 'top_right',
      header: 'CALENDAR',
      config: {
        timeFormat: 'absolute',
        maximumEntries: 21,
        maxTitleLength: 25,
        getRelative: 0,
        urgency: 1,
        nextDaysRelative: false,
        fade: false,
        displaySymbol: false,
        dateFormat: 'ddd MMM DD HH:mm',
        calendars: [
          {

For today’s events the calendar shows times as “In 2 hours” or “In 45 Minutes” or “In a day”

If I change “urgency” to 0 It shows the dates in full, but, I’d like to show today’s entry as “Today hh:mm” / “Tomorrow hh:mm” or just show “hh:mm” without the date for today

How do I go about this? Is it even possible?

Thanks

I decided against the use of a reflective surface

Includes

MMM-PIR-Sensor
MMM-Nest
MMM-Remote-Control
MMM-Teslalogger
worldclock
MM-DarkSkyForecast
iFrame

3 iFrame modules to display Roon, the car location Map and the house power display

These 3 use homemade Javascript modules to grab data from the Roon API, Teslamate and EmonCMS respectively

Tesla have an API for their cars - can be used to access info about the car and to set/start functions in the car.

Here is a thorough description of the what the API can do - https://timdorr.docs.apiary.io/#
My programming skills are not good enought to write a module to use that APi to display information about the car.

A module that displayed lock status, location, charge level, location… would be very nice.

I presume it would be quite trivial for a good programmer. The Nest API used for the NEST module seems quite similar.

Cheers

Hello,

I’ve got it working fine, except for the part where it is supposed to hide during off hours (hideOffHours config). It doesn’t. It shows with a “–” for the time for the drive outside the start and end hours.

Config is as follows.

 {
    module: 'MMM-Traffic',
    position: 'bottom_bar',
    classes: 'dimmed medium', 
    config: {
        api_key: 'xxxxxxxxxxxx',
        mode: 'driving',
        origin: 'xxxxxx',
        destination: 'xxxxx',
        route_name: 'Home to  office',
        prependText: 'Current drive time to  office is',
        changeColor: true,
        limitYellow: 5, //Greater than 5% of journey time due to traffic
        limitRed: 20, //Greater than 20% of journey time due to traffic
        interval: 120000, //2 minutes
        showWeekend: false,
        allTime: false,
        startHr: 6,
        endHr: 10,
        hideOffHours: true
    }

Thanks for any help