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  • RE: Default clock module accuracy?

    Here is my config for the clock module. One thing I have figured out is that if I restart MagicMirror, the clock is correctly synchronized with the system clock. It may be that the system clock isn’t fully set when MagicMirror is started at boot. How often does the clock module look at the system clock?

                module: "clock", // day time clock
                position: "top_left",
                config: {
                                    dateFormat: "dddd, MMM D, YYYY",
                                    displayType: "digital",
                                    timeFormat: 12,
                                    displaySeconds: false,
                                    showDate: true,
                                    showPeriod: true,
                                    showWeek: false,
                                    showSunTimes: true,
                                    lat: 39.94209,
                                    lon: -86.13914,
                },
                classes: 'daytime_scheduler'
            }
    
    posted in Bug Hunt
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    rtkeen
    Feb 9, 2025, 4:36 PM
  • Default clock module accuracy?

    I’ve made an alarm clock out of MagicMirror and several 3rd party modules. I appreciate the work that has gone into all of this.

    One thing I have noticed is that my alarm clock always seems to be off the system time. I’ve double-checked the system time, and it is correct, such that the alarm and module changes work at the correct time, but the displayed time is not right, many times off by a minute (ahead OR behind, not consistent). Why would this be? I’ve checked everything and I seem to have the configuration correct.

    Thanks.
    Ron Keen

    posted in Bug Hunt
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    rtkeen
    Feb 3, 2025, 8:08 PM
  • RE: MMM-TouchAlarm - Your touchable Alarm Clock

    I solved my own problem, although I now am not synced with github. I made the bell icon such that it dismissed the alarm, and that’s big enough for me to see and touch once the alarm goes off.

    posted in Utilities
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    rtkeen
    Feb 2, 2025, 3:02 PM
  • RE: MMM-TouchAlarm - Your touchable Alarm Clock

    I know this topic is a little old, but I just put together my first Alarm Clock using this module. Great work! The one suggestion I would have would be to be able to dismiss the alarm with an “OK” button the same size as the “Snooze” button. At my age, when I get up in the morning, it can be quite a challenge to get my finger on that little “X” in the corner to turn the alarm off. A bigger button would certainly be welcome.

    Thanks for this great module! You should get it posted on the MagicMirror site! I stumbled across it by searching Google.

    posted in Utilities
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    rtkeen
    Jan 28, 2025, 8:23 PM
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