Quick Start

Set up your LeafKVM in just a few steps:

1. Connect USB-C from the LeafKVM to your target computer for keyboard, mouse, and virtual media.
   • This connection will usually power the LeafKVM as well.
2. Attach a full-size HDMI Type-A cable between the LeafKVM and the target’s HDMI output.
3. Join the network by plugging in Ethernet or configuring WLAN.
4. The touchscreen will show the assigned IP address once the device is ready.
5. Enter this IP address in any web browser to access the LeafKVM interface. Detailed info.

You’re now ready to control the system remotely.

Note

• For remote access to work, the LeafKVM and the computer you’re using to view it must be on the same subnet or otherwise routable to each other.
• If you enable Wi-Fi AP mode, LeafKVM’s built-in DHCP server will automatically assign an IP address to your device.

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Touchscreen UI

The touchscreen interface provides four primary tabs for managing device functions: Ethernet, WLAN, USB, and HDMI Preview.

General Guide

To switch modes, use the selector in the top-right corner.
To exit the current page, tap the back arrow in the top-left corner.

System Info

Main Page

System Info

Tap the top-right corner on the main page to open the System Information panel. This view provides key device identifiers and status details, including:

• Hostname and MAC addresses for both Ethernet and WLAN
• LeafKVM Device ID
• Hardware and software version information
• Scroll to view more…

Ethernet

DHCP Mode

Manual Mode

The Ethernet menu allows configuration of wired networking with three selectable modes:

1. DHCP (Automatic): Requests network settings from an available DHCP server.
2. Static (Manual): Manually assign IP address, subnet, gateway, and DNS.
   • DHCP Server is available
3. Disable: Turns off the Ethernet interface.

WLAN

Station Mode

AP Mode

The WLAN tab provides wireless configuration with the following operating modes:

1. Station: Connect LeafKVM to an existing Wi-Fi network.
2. Access Point: Create a dedicated LeafKVM Wi-Fi network for direct remote access.
   • SSID, PSK, and band selection
   • QR Code for scan-to-connect
3. Disable: Disables the Wi-Fi interface.

USB

[Keyboard / Mouse / Storage] emulation status is also shown through intuitive icons.

Virtual Media List

Confirm to mount

If Mass Storage is enabled (configured via the Web UI), available system images can be mounted or unmounted directly from the touchscreen.

HDMI Preview

Overview

Zoom in

The HDMI Preview tab provides a live video feed of the connected system.

• Zoom using the bottom slider.
• Pan using standard touchscreen gestures.
• Tap on the image to toggle the toolbar.

Note

HDMI Preview is view-only. Mouse and keyboard control must be performed through the Web UI or hardware USB HID devices.