Geekworm HDMI to CSI-2 Adapter for Raspberry Pi 4B/3B+/3B/Pi Zero/Zero W, Supports up to 1080p25fps

I needed to control a few machines on my LAN remotely, I wanted to have the ability to control these as if I was sitting at it.There is a raspberry pi base project called PiKVM that allows you to plug the monitor, keyboard and mouse connectors from the machine to the pi box, using the software on the raspberry pi you can then access the machines screen and control it via your web browser. This has a number of advantages over VNC or RDP, because the control is done via an external device, you can reboot the machine and control it in the bios. You can add a relay as well which would allow you to physically turn on and off the machine.It works fine, although the latency on the video means it's not entirely fluid, but there are other solutions such as RDP or VNC that can be used for "normal" use, but PiKVM allows you to do other things that you couldn't do with those other protocols.

Paired with a Pi Zero W (non-2), I used this for PiKVM.Works absolutely flawlessly; now I no longer need to keep attaching a keyboard/mouse/monitor to things for initial setup.I designed and laser cut the case myself, though will probably put it onto thingiverse at some point if people would be interested 😊

Connected to a raspberry pi zero w running the PiKVM software this works a treat.

Wer wirklich nur Video via HDMI haben möchte ist dieses völlig ausreichend. ABER Audio funktioniert auch mit PIN Belegung nicht. Da muss man das Original kaufen was jedoch um die 80€ kostet dieses kann Audio via den PIN Belegungen ausgeben.2 Sterne gibt es weil es laut der Platine und der Belegungen angeblich gehen sollte.

Dieses Modul wurde gekauft um einen Netzwerk-KVM-Switch mit Rasp zu realisieren.Dabei habe ich einen Raspberry Zero W genommen um die Software drauf zu installieren. Zusammen mit diesem Modul klappt auch alles sofort einwandfrei und alles laufen wie gewünscht.