@lhops The same problem with me. No map is displayed anymore. There is only a black area to see. In the console are no errors that affect this module

@bendardenne said in It ain't much, but it's mine:

No, it’s a single RPi 4, which has two micro hdmi outputs.

That’s right, I can do it now. I hadn’t thought about it.

@N3fasto You built the Echo Dot right behind the glass? How well does it “hear”? I tried an Echo Input (the small one without its own speaker). It works, but I have to get very close to the mirror so he can hear me.

Looks nice and clear. Congratulations on this work!
I am always curious to see how it looks from behind to see how others have installed the individual parts. Do you use two Raspberries?

@TyFusion I think you have to exchange the decimal point for a dot at latitude.
Try “latitude: “39.462900”,”

@justlearning I think it’s just missing a comma in the first line. Try
modules: ‘MMM Remote Control’,

@Chynovsky You probably made a mistake when inserting the module into config.js. Sometimes it is only one character, which is missing or too much. Post your config.js here.

@alfiboy It looks like the brightness or backlight of your monitor is set too high.

@chassain-0 Thanks, that works. You have to change the name of the module in the js file to “MMM-SmartWebDisplay2”. But I noticed that after each change of the modules the URL is reloaded, although I set updateInterval to 0. So the background is briefly white, which I don’t like. So I leave that with the rotation. Thanks for the help anyway.

Hello everyone, I have 2 instances of the module MMM-SmartWebDisplay running. This works well.

I also use MMM-Pages to rotate contents of the screen. I would also like to rotate one instance of the module MMM-SmartWebDisplay against one with another module. But how do I address it if I have 2 instances? Both instances have the same module name and are only different in size, position and content.