@justjim1220 said in O365 task solution?:
Which aspect of Office 365 are you referring to?
Tasks. Or Aufgaben in German. The tasks you also see in Outlook.
@justjim1220 said in O365 task solution?:
Which aspect of Office 365 are you referring to?
Tasks. Or Aufgaben in German. The tasks you also see in Outlook.
It would work without internet. But what should it display? It doesn’t know current temperature (unless you add a local thermostat), it doesn’t know any calendar entries, no news, nothing.
You would only have static information like compliments. And I don’t think it will be useful with this
Some links from my bookmarks:
All 3 blogs show their approach how to keep the mirror glass and the monitor in place.
henry: Stop posting your advertisement all over the forum, please stick with your one post.
@tbs86 said in Clocks have two different times?:
actually the clock above current weather is stuck on the same time and does not change.
Current weather shows sunrise / sunset time, not current time ;)
Well. You could add a battery pack to the pi, react on the “power loss” and shut the pi down correctly. On the other hand, it should not consume too much energy at all.
Just make sure power is not simply cut off or your file system at some point might become corrupted
Nice end result, well done. Your woodwork looks very professional
Interesting approach. What happens, if you put the tv into standby? Is usb turned off then causing the Pi to loose power? Or is the pi still running?
Since you cannot put your tv into standby via CEC I guess you have to find a hardware way. You should analyze the button panel of your screen and see if you can simulate pressing the power button of your screen via relay/gpio
Would you just like to see some alert or message on screen? Or do you want to see the status all the time?
You could use the syslog module to let your scripts send some content to the magic mirror: https://github.com/paviro/MMM-syslog
Very nice indeed. Well done!
I have to correct myself. This is more than just nice, I really like the look and the simplicity of it. Now imagine this in a very slim case or even embedded in a dry wall :smiling_face_with_heart-eyes:
@waynerigley said in My first 18” x 24” mirror:
nice mirror, what speedtest are you using >
Should be this one: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/625/internet-monitor
@justjim1220 said in MMM-PC-Stats:
Another question…
How can be changed to show F°?
Not really a big deal, mostly just curious… :upside-down_face:
Just run sensors -f, at least this is working in debian, so I guess it should work in raspbian too
Or, if you just want to convert Celcius to Fahrenheit, add some code to Mykles module like this temp = ((temp/5)*9)+32 ;)
But then again, you could add a config option to toggle between Fahrenheit and Celsius and submit a pull request
Hi Robert, schau dir MMM-Pages an, damit kannst Du einzelne Seiten erstellen, auf denen unterschiedliche Module gezeigt werden.
I know the read me does not mention it, but shouldn’t you provide a position in config? Something like:
{
module: 'MMM-Chuck-Norris',
position: "lower_third",
config: {
// See below for configurable options
}
}
Please take a look here: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/8635/installing-the-dependencies-can-t-finish-the-installation/6
And please stop posting the same question over and over again, this does not speed up your issue resolution!
@steff92 said in MMM-DHT-Sensor:
@yawns same problem, nothing else than a black screen
But you did run npm install in ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-DHT-Sensor ?
Please try it this way:
{
module: "MMM-DHT-Sensor",
position: "bottom_right",
config: {
sensorTyp: 11,
sensorPIN: 7,
updateInterval: 2000,
animationSpeed: 0,
titleText: "Raumtemperatur",
units: "metric",
}
},
@mykle1 said in MagicMirror sleep in 5 minutes:
Fantastic! Now if you would mark the post that solved your issue. :-)
I did that on behalf of @matimilko