ESP-KVM is free, open-source firmware that turns an ESP32-P4 board into an IP-KVM: another computer's screen, keyboard and mouse in your browser, from the BIOS up. The M5Stack Add-on Display In is the part that brings the computer's HDMI in. What it does → Try the demo →
A Lontium LT6911D and a microSD slot, on a 24-pin flat cable. Fits the Unit PoE-P4 and nothing else.
| Bridge | Lontium LT6911D |
|---|---|
| Input | HDMI |
| Connector | 24-pin flat cable (M5Stack's own) |
| microSD | yes |
| Measured | 720p MJPEG at 23 fps |
Not a TC358743. It plugs onto the 24-pin flat cable on M5Stack's Unit PoE-P4 and PoE-P4X - not the 15-pin camera cable every other board here uses, so it fits none of them and none of them drives it.
The LT6911D cannot tell whether the source is switched on, so after a long "No signal" the console offers a Reconnect HDMI button with a countdown.
