Boards

The ESP32-P4 boards ESP-KVM runs on, the HDMI capture boards that feed them, the optional status displays, clocks and serial adapters, and printed cases. Have a board already? Read it in the browser to see its chip revision, flash and PSRAM, and which of these it matches. "Untested" means built from the vendor's schematic or the chip's datasheet and not yet run by anyone.

By maker: Espressif, M5Stack, Osprey, RELOC, Waveshare, Wireless-Tag.

ESP32-P4 boards 17

Sorted by how well a board suits a KVM, out of five screens. Tested on hardware counts most, then a rev 3.x chip, Ethernet, PoE, a plain USB cable to the target, Wi-Fi, microSD, a capture ribbon that fits as is and a small board (up to 20 cm² for the whole half point, up to 40 for half of it). Each board's page says what it has and what it lacks.

Choosing between a few? Put them side by side: the rating, chip, memory, Ethernet, PoE, Wi-Fi, microSD and the measured frame rate, with the best marked.

Not supported yet 8

Boards that look like they could run ESP-KVM, read from their schematics. There is no image for them yet. One request is enough: I add a board as soon as someone who has it can try a test build.

HDMI capture 4

Compare the capture boards →

Status displays 6

Clocks 4

Serial adapters 1

Power control and buttons 3

Terminal (optional, experimental) 2

For the ESP-KVM terminal: the target's screen on an M5Stack Tab5, no browser.

Cases 9

Not the board you have? See every ESP32-P4 board I have looked at, and why some cannot work. If yours can, one request is enough: I add a board as soon as someone who has it can try a test build. Printed a case? Post it in Discussions.