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Geekworm KVM-A3 (PiKVM) with PoE HAT Rack Mount Module

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A module for the DAP 2U Rack Mount Panel to mount your Geekworm KVM-A3 into your rack.

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I wanted to add my PiKVM to my homelab server rack to easily remote control my servers when SSH is not available. I searched for a solution and found this project: Geekworm PiKVM with POE 2HU Mount

I liked the idea of printing modules and screwing them to the DAP 2U Rack Mount Panel, but the linked project is a bit too big (3 sections wide instead of 2) and lacked instructions, so I took the project as inspiration and created my own module from scratch.

I use a Keystone Patch Panel with USB, RJ45 and HDMI keystones above the DAP panel. All my servers are connected to this Patch Panel with 2x USB, 1x HDMI and 1x ATX control. I use short cables between PiKVM and Patch Panel to switch between servers.

Printing instructions

I recommend printing this module in PETG or another filament with good layer adhesion. No supports required.

Non-printed parts

Supplied with Raspberry Pi PoE HAT (green box):

  • PoE HAT
  • 4x M2.5x9mm F/F Spacers
  • 4x M2.5x5mm Screws (slightly longer M2.5 screws may be better)

Supplied with PiKVM (red box):

  • X630-A3 HAT Board
  • X630 HDMI to CSI-2 Module
  • 0.96 inch OLED
  • I2S audio cable
  • FFC Cable(5cm length)
  • USB-A to USB-C OTG Cable (not in image)
  • 7x M2.5x5mm Screws

Other needed parts:

  • 2x20pin Stackable Header
  • 2x2pin Stackable Header
  • 4x M2.5x15mm M/F Spacers
  • USB Keystone
  • 10cm 4pin Dupont cable (male to female)
  • 4x M2x4mm Screws
  • 4x M2 hex nuts

Note: Make sure you can connect your USB-A to USB-C OTG Cable to your USB-Keystone. Since I used a USB C Keystone, I had to use a USB A to USB C adapter. You should use the supplied USB cable to prevent backpower issues (the supplied cable only has the data pins connected)

Assembly

  1. Remove the fan from the PoE Hat
  2. Build your Raspberry Pi-Poe Hat-PiKVM sandwich
  3. Add the HDMI to CSI-2 Module. Connect the FFC Cable
  4. Add your sandwich to your printed Rack Mount Module. First screw in the 4 screws on the bottom side. After that screw in the two remaining screws through the Rack Mount Module flange and the HDMI Module into the X630-A3 HAT
  5. Add the nuts to the screen mount. Add the screen and screw in the M2 screws
  6. Connect the I2S audio cable. Connect the screen and the X630-A3 HAT with the Dupont cable. Make sure you plug the cable in the right orientation!
  7. Add the Keystone and connect the USB-A to USB-C OTG Cable

 

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