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10" Rack Mount for Dual Raspberry Pi's - PiKVM v2 Plate
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Add a PiKVM v2 to your Dual Pi Setup.
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A new plate holder for the PiKVM v2.
NOTE: This will not fit in the 10" Rack Mount plate that JeffCurless created, you have to use my modified 10" Rack Mount plate, located here: https://www.printables.com/model/1445643/
Parts:
- 2.5mm or 3mm Threadded or Self-Tapping screws
- Geekworm X630 HDMI Input: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09GY9M9BX
- Blicube USB/Power Splitter: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DNS52HXZ
- (Optional) 25mm Pi 4 Fan/Heatsink: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09H7NVFK1 (cheaper at Micro Center)
- (Optional) P-touch Label Printer (for port labeling)
Directions:
- Print 2x standoffs
- Print plate face down, no supports are needed unless your printer is slow.
- Install the ribbon cable to the Pi 4 that was in the X630 package.
- Attach Pi 4 to plate by screwing in screws to the standoffs to secure the board.
- Assemble the X630 per the directions, but don't use their standoffs, attach to the printed standoffs instead using the screws mentioned above and not from their kit.
- Screw in the back Pi 4 screws or attach the optional fan mount.
- Affix the USB/Power Splitter to the plate and plug in a small USB-C to USB-C cable.
- Connect your PiKVM v2 per the instructions here: https://docs.pikvm.org/v2/
A generous thank you to the DeskPi crew for allowing me to continue my custom rack mods with their DeskPi RackMate T1!
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