Hi Simon,
create a local html-file at the modules folder with the following content:
Name it as you like (mychart.html for example) and add the path to MMM-SmartWebDisplay instead of the URL you entered before:
url: [“/modules/mychart.html”],
Play around with the red-marked values…the exact data depends on the browser in use.
This way is much easier than to adjust it directly in MMM-SmartWebDisplay.
Greetings
Thomas
@brentmatthews
will you show us your dashboard when it is complete;-)?
I asked a local kitchen-dealer for an old door of a kitchen cupboard with glass insert for my dashboard.
Nobody would identify it as an old door if they don’t know the former use.
@stefan723 May be, a so called “Step Down” resp. “Step Up”-resistor is needed. The PI has built-in Step Down/Up functionality.
The issue may arise due to interferencies from other parts around the sensor and the PI. First follow the idea of @Stefan723 and try to use short cables.
Use Google to search for “Step Down/Up and Raspberry PI”.
But I’m a programmer…not an electrician:-)
@sdetweil yes, I tried it but the parameter (margin/width/high etc.) drives me crazy…it was much easier for me to create a local html. And it is not time-critical. updating every 24 hours will be enough.
Thomas
Your WIFI-password begins with your favorite sport and contains the year you are born:-)
Didn’t I said, I’m not an electrician?
It is not a step-down/up … it is called Pull-Up, resp Pull-Down.
Please see here for detailed (german) explanation: https://www.elektronik-kompendium.de/sites/raspberry-pi/2006051.htm
Hi all,
just want to spread this interesting citizen science project to this community: https://github.com/mcguirepr89/BirdNET-Pi
Based on the sound birds make, they are identified and counted. I remember, some of you are fans of hummingbirds.
I installed it at an extra RPI4 and managed to display the main diagram at my RPI3-dashboard:
It is NOT a modul, just show a picture with Smartwebdisplay.