Frank Exoo
Frank Exoo
But 'colour setting' supports RGB, HSV, **and** colour temperature. So the request stays the same?
IMO the used calback names are accurate (enough). Both callback functions are called when the station is either connected to or disconnected from an access point. So both used names...
Did you try to configure the location in the config file? https://github.com/bk1285/rpi_wordclock/blob/1c3abac795e9b0698413b4f58fcb52512ba85b64/wordclock_config/wordclock_config.example.cfg#L75 And yes, there seems to be an issue with the weather forecast.
Hi Phil, Now I understand. The number of cities is indeed very limited. In the Netherlands this is not such a big issue ;-) (I'm off by only 5 minutes)...
Hi Phil, Can you try following modifications in your clock? So instead of being able to select a few cities, now you can set your own with coordinates and time...
Hi Bernd, Did you consider to put the ambient light sensor support in the source? I am using the implementation of @phenze which works fine for the wordclock plugin. But...
The wordclock uses the internal time of the Raspberry Pi. Normally it is updated and synchronised with an NTP server over (W)LAN. In your case this source should be through...
Interesting. Did you already do some research how to implement a DCF77 receiver (maybe from [Conrad](https://www.conrad.de/de/p/dcf-empfaenger-modul-641138-passend-fuer-serie-c-control-641138.html))? And why would you switch back to WLAN if DCF77 is always available? Normally...
Why do you think DCF77 is not accurate? According Wikipedia, which is in line with my understanding of the (slightly) outdated time distribution system: > The DCF77 transmitted carrier frequency...