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Geekworm KVM series only supports PiKVM V3 platform OS version: | Geekworm KVM series only supports '''PiKVM V3 platform''' OS version: | ||
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Revision as of 18:30, 27 February 2025
We created this PiKVM wiki word just to introduce PiKVM and have no intention of infringing PiKVM's copyright.
Introducing PiKVM
PiKVM is first and foremost a trademark, which is controlled by https://pikvm.org, and it does not belong to Geekworm.
PiKVM[1] (https://pikvm.org/) is a very powerful and Open Source Software which allows for a remote connection via your Raspberry Pi to turn on/off or restart your computer, configure the UEFI/BIOS, and even reinstall the OS using the Virtual CD-ROM or Flash Drive. You can use your remote keyboard and mouse or PiKVM can simulate a keyboard, mouse, and a monitor, which are then presented in a web browser as if you were working on a remote system directly. It's true hardware-level access with no dependency on any remote ports, protocols or services!
PiKVM is Free and Open Source Software released under the GPLv3.
Geekworm's KVM products use the open source pikvm software developed by pikvm.org under the GPLv3 without any modification. Geekworm will regularly donate to pikvm.org
About after-sales service of Geekworm KVM Products:
The after-sales service of all products sold by Geekworm should be the responsibility of our Geekworm team (email: support@geekworm.com), please do not disturb the official PiKVM after-sales team.
Geekworm KVM family products:
| Model | Compatible With | Form Factor | Max Input Resolution | ATX Control | RTC Chipset | OLED display | PoE | RS232 Console | Ethernet | M.2 NVMe Socket | Control of PCs | USB HUB | I2S audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KVM-A3 V1.6 | Raspberry Pi 4 | HAT | 1920x1080 @50Hz | Yes | DS1307 | 0.96" | No | No | 1GbE | No | 1 | No | Yes In-phase I2S wire |
| KVM-A8 V1.8 | Raspberry Pi 4 | PCI | 1920x1080 @50Hz | Yes | PCF8563 | 0.96" (Equipped with a 2P wire to connect the OLED) |
802.3af | No | 1GbE | No | 1 | No | Yes Inverted-phase I2S wire |
| KVM-A4 V2.0 | Raspberry Pi 2W | HAT | 1920x1080 @50Hz | Yes | DS1307 | 0.96" | No | No | No | No | 1 | No | No |
| X680 V1.5 | Raspberry Pi CM4 | Box | 1920x1080 @60Hz | Yes | PCF8563 | 0.96" | No | No | 1GbE | 2280 | 4 | Yes | HDMI audio supported |
Updated to V1.5 now |
Raspberry Pi CM4 | Box | 1920x1080 @50Hz | Yes | DS1307 | 0.96" | No | No | 1GbE | 2280 | 4 | Yes | HDMI audio supported |
| X651 V1.0 | Raspberry Pi CM4 | PCI | 1920x1080 @60Hz | Yes | DS1307 | 0.96" | 802.3af | No | 1GbE | No | 1 | No | HDMI audio supported |
| Raspberry Pi CM4 | PCI | 1920x1080 @50Hz | Yes | DS1307 | No | No | No | 1GbE | No | 1 | No | HDMI audio supported | |
| Raspberry Pi CM4 | PCI | 1920x1080 @60Hz | Yes | DS1307 | No | No | No | 1GbE | No | 1 | No | HDMI audio supported | |
| Raspberry Pi CM4 | PCI | 1920x1080 @60Hz | Yes | DS1307 | No | 802.3af (POE injector is required due to compatibility issues) |
No | 1GbE | 2280 | 1 | No | No |
Which PiKVM OS version to use?
Geekworm KVM series only supports PiKVM V3 platform OS version:
Some Resource:
References
- ↑ PiKVM © belongs to https://pikvm.org
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