@mvrlogins I had to add code to my module, that started a 14 minute timer on entering sleep mode. if motion happened before the timer expired the timer was stopped.

if the timer expired, I set a variable and then started the wake up routine.
during the wakeup, if the variable was set is started a second timer for 1 second

when that second timer expired I cleared the variable and then started the sleep routine again…

repeat as needed.

causes a short flash every 14 minutes, but mostly this happens at night, when u are sleeping anyhow.

energy star compliance requires power off (or low power suspend mode) after 15 minutes of no use.

@mvrlogins the garbage day stuff is a diff module

the cal shows today(relative) and time

Hah I bought 5x of these monitors for work. They shipped me 6…Thinking about using the spare one to do this exact this. (At 80$ A piece on sale couldn’t beat it)

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

Install MMM-ModuleScheduler : https://github.com/ianperrin/MMM-ModuleScheduler

and put this text in your Config.JS :

{
module: ‘MMM-ModuleScheduler’,
config: {
// SHOW MODULES WITH THE CLASS ‘daytime_scheduler’ AT 05:00 AND HIDE AT 08:00 EVERY DAY
global_schedule: {from: ‘0 5 * * *’, to: ‘0 8 * * *’, groupClass: ‘MMM-Traffic’},
}
},