IPKVM HAT Installation Guide

Date:20220621

1.Unpack and take out the devices

Open the protective bag

2.Install the main device

Flip to back

Open the case

Flip to back, unscrew the two screws on the back

Open the protective bag and take out the parts

Install Micro SD card

Install the FFC cable

Install the HAT on Raspberry Pi 4

Install four Hex Spacers

Install the C790 module, use the long screws you just removed

Install the audio cable

Stick a heat conductive sheet on the back of the Raspberry Pi 4 , tear off the protective film of the sheet

Install the HAT into the case

Pay attention to the alignment of the holes

Flip to back and install 4 screws

Install five case screws

Install the mounting ear as needed

The main device installation is complete

3.Install the ATX adapter board

The board has a standard PCIe I/O bracket and a low profile PCIe I/O bracket. Choose one as needed

Use Dupont cables to connect ATX adapter board to motherboard and chassis panel. There are clear pin definitions on the board for easy wiring.

Mount the ATX adapter board to the case shell

Use a RJ45 network cable to connect the board to the CN-ATX interface of the HAT

4.Connect the HDMI cable

Connect the HDMI output port of the computer directly to the HDMI IN port of the HAT with an HDMI cable. The HDMI pass-through EDID emulator is not necessary! If your computer does not output the correct HDMI format, plug the HDMI pass-through EDID emulator into the HDMI output port of the computer. This allows you to configure a fixed HDMI output format on your computer.

5.Install the USB cable

Connect the RPI4 port to the Raspberry Pi 4

Connect the USB port to the controlled computer

When using PoE power supply, there is no need to connect the PWR port. When not using PoE power supply, connect the PWR port to a standard 5V/3A USB power supply.

6.Test

Powered by PoE, the HAT is connected to the router via the network cable

The screen displays the current status of the device, including the machine's IP address

Access the IP address of the HAT in the browser. Enjoy!