Hi,
the glas is 4mm.
Inside of the ribba frame is a kind of a subframe, which you can see on the seconds picture.
I removed the subframe, inserted the glas and readded the subframe. Glas + Subframe then have the same height as the preinstalled metal clips to fix the backpanel.
Hi Guys,
i nearly finished my mirror.
Shopping List:
Frame 10€?
Mirror 100€
RaspberryPi 2
Wireless Stick 5€
Display Controller and powersupply from ebay ~30€
Display 1280x800 from old notebook 0€
Step Down Regulator from ebay 2€
PIR Sensor from ebay 2€
50cm HDMI cable 3€
some little stuff ~5€
I build this mirror on a CLAA154WB05AN display out of a Sony VAIO VGN-FZ31J notebook. Unfortunately it’s a glare display, which is not the brightest, but its working so far. For powering the raspberry i used a step down regulator, which is regulating the 12v input power from the display powersupply to 5v for the rasp.
For the controller switches i drilled some holes in to the frame and extended the switches with m4 plastic screws to reach out of the frame.
Some pics:
Regards
Alex
Hi Guys,
while creating the configuration for my magicmirror, i experienced that showing emails isn’t working, if fade is set to true… So i debugged this nearly two hours without any knowledge of javascript :D
The problem is, that the variable “count” isnt working as desired. Its not increasing. So i created a patch for your:
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< var e = 0;
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< var steps = that.payload.slice(0, that.config.numberOfEmails).length - startingPoint;
< if (e >= startingPoint) {
< var currentStep = e - startingPoint;
---
> var steps = that.payload.slice(0, that.config.numberOfEmails).length - startingPoint;
> if (count >= startingPoint) {
> var currentStep = count - startingPoint;
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< e++;
Hopefuly this will fix your problems with the fade option.
Regards
Alex
