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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 Unit Glass2 is an optional extra: a small screen on the box that shows its address and health. What it does → Try the demo →

M5Stack Unit Glass2
Status display (optional)

M5Stack Unit Glass2

A 1.51" transparent 128x64 OLED (SSD1309) with two Grove ports. Pick "SSD1309 128x64" in Settings.

StatusWritten from the datasheet, not run on one yet
ControllerSSD1309, 128x64, I2C at 0x3C (0x3D by a solder pad)
Connectortwo Grove (HY2.0-4P), linked, so the bus passes on
SettingSettings → Display → "SSD1309 128x64
Firmware0.61.0 or newer

One of the M5Stack parts ESP-KVM works with: see them all together.

M5Stack docs

A see-through panel in blue. The SSD1309 takes the same commands as the SSD1306, so it runs on the same code.

Its glass shows 128x56 of the 128x64 the controller drives, so the top or bottom row of the status pages may sit just outside the transparent part.

On the M5Stack Unit PoE-P4 it plugs into the Grove port. On another board, wire it to the capture board's I2C bus, or name two pins as OLED SDA and OLED SCL under Settings → Display.

This is the Glass2. The first Unit Glass has a small microcontroller in front of its panel that speaks its own protocol, and is not supported.

Not tried on one yet.