I used an Asus MB169B+ which is an external USB C monitor. It’s extremely thin, but I had to get a controller on eBay, since the included controller has only the USB-port (and uses DisplayLink).
A New Chapter for MagicMirror: The Community Takes the Lead
Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
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RE: What Monitor did you use?posted in Hardware
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RE: [ORDER CLOSED] Two way mirror order in Germanyposted in Hardware
@Jeff said in Two way mirror order in Germany:
@lolobyte:
Maybe I will also use your service and pick the mirror up in Heilbronn. But what will happen, if the mirrors will brake in your car?I wouldn’t call it a “service”. @lolobyte and @Goldjunge_Chriz are just doing a huge favor to all of us and I’m sure they handle the mirrors very carefully. If - still - something goes wrong, we shouldn’t hold them liable (in my opinion).
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RE: Proximity sensor "switch" behind mirror?posted in Hardware
I recently replaced the PIR sensor of my mirror with this microwave radar sensor:
I mounted behind the mirror glass and it works like a charm. It’s compatible with @Paviros PIR module / can be used as drop in replacement fir the PIR sensor.
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RE: MagicMirror Pimatic (Home Automation) Dashboardposted in Show your Mirror
@binderth
When using REST you need to poll / ask pimatic for updated values in a regular interval. With WebSockets pimatic can push changed values. This is less overhead and minimizes delays.