@mumblebaj
I am going to try that with my previous image. Thanks for the heads up

@mumblebaj
Awesome, thanks very much for the quick response and assistance. I have a visual and cant wait for load-shedding to start again to see the module in action lol :-) :-)

My mirror is a very old build and I had to install MagicMirror from scratch but it was only a question of time before I had to do that

Thanks for the great app that you made available. It really gives the mirror so much more purpose

@mumblebaj
Hi guys

I please need your help. When I make use of the api, do I leave it exactly as is or do I remove the “-” in-between the characters

Is this fine
token: "1234ABCD-5678EFGH-1234ABCD-5678EFGH ",

I am also unsure about the area. I have run the below in the command prompt on the Pi but I don’t get the correct info

curl --location --request GET “https://developer.sepush.co.za/business/2.0/area?id=eskde-10-fourwaysext10cityofjohannesburggauteng” \ --header "1234ABCD-5678EFGH-1234ABCD-5678EFGH "

Currently my area on the phone app indicate as below

Golden Harvest A.H (10)
Golden Harvest A.H (5)|JHB City Power

Please advise me on the correct way to get the area

Nice, looks good

@mz-ber
The controller board with the low pass filter

@mz-ber
Apologies for the late response
1, 2 and 3 is capacitors yes
4 & 5 is inductors or coils. The rule is a Capacitor conduct high frequency but block low frequency. The coil or inductor is doing the opposite, and conduct low frequency but block high frequency. The whole idea is to short circuit any spikes on the power line as well as the data line to ground. This is quite a big low pass filter and you can make it smaller with less components.
Remove 1
Leave 4 & 2
Replace 5 with a wire

6 is a resister yes. 10 Kilo Ohm 1/4 watt is perfect

The coils you can strip out of an old circuit board. If it looks like a wire wind coil and it measure less than 3 ohm then its perfect

@danjvd It sounds as if your screen saver wasn’t disabled correctly?

https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/Configuring-the-Raspberry-Pi

@fozi I also had false triggers. It turned out that my PIR was too close to my Pi and the WiFi chip induced EMF into the PIR. By moving the PIR further away and introducing a low pass filter i solved my issue. Have a look at my circuit and comments

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/15458/smartmirror-dashboard

@trividar I am not too sure on that one.
One thing that you can be on the lookout with this module is the following. There is two pictures missing if i remember correctly. You will have to edit your js file to fix this. just compare your available picture names with the names in the js file that is being called

@jakobud

The price that i paid just before our 2020 lockdown in March was actually R544-00. That accounts to US$ 36.44 with today’s exchange.