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Flash to a 64GB microSD, insert into your Raspberry Pi 4B, and your helm computer boots in under 2 minutes.

d3kOS helm dashboard running on 10.1 inch display

v0.9.2.2

LATEST March 2026
  • Full helm dashboard — 8 navigation rows, Marine Vision camera system
  • Helm AI voice assistant (Vosk wake word, Gemini analysis, RAG knowledge base)
  • NMEA2000 engine monitoring via CX5106
  • Boatlog with voice notes and data export (CSV + JSON)
  • Signal K v2.23.0, AvNav 20250822, Flask + Chromium kiosk
  • Onboarding wizard — 8-step first-run setup
  • English interface (French, Spanish, German localisation — Coming Q3 2026)
  • AODA / IEC 62288 compliant display (10.1" 1280×800)
Download v0.9.2.2 from GitHub →
Read the manual before you build. The d3kOS User Manual covers every step — hardware wiring, first boot, the setup wizard, NMEA 2000 configuration, camera setup, and HELM voice assistant. Everything in one place.
Open User Manual →

Installation — 3 Steps

Flash the image

Download the .img.gz file from GitHub. Use Raspberry Pi Imager to flash it to a 64GB+ microSD card.

Boot your Pi

Insert the card into your Raspberry Pi 4B, connect your display, and power on. d3kOS boots to the helm dashboard automatically — no keyboard or mouse needed.

Run the setup wizard

The 8-step setup wizard launches on first boot. Enter your vessel name, connect your CX5106, and configure your cameras. Takes about 10 minutes.

Requirements

Hardware Required

  • Raspberry Pi 4B (4GB or 8GB RAM)
  • 64GB+ microSD (A2 rated recommended)
  • 12V boat power (12V → 5V/5A USB-C converter)
  • 10.1" or larger HDMI display (touchscreen recommended)

Optional — Full Feature Set

  • CX5106 NMEA2000 adapter (engine monitoring)
  • Reolink RLC-810A PoE cameras (Marine Vision)
  • PoE switch (up to 4 cameras)
  • USB GPS receiver (if NMEA2000 GPS not available)
d3-k1 helm station installed on a boat

Questions about installation? Ask in the d3kOS Support forum.