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Sending ATX signal via SSH

Hello. Is it possible to send a short power button signal to my PC over SSH via the pikvm?

I want to avoid waking on lan as that causes my computer to wake up randomly, even when it is only set to wake up on magic packet.

Much appreciate your help.

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https://pikvm.github.io/pikvm/v3/ Check the section called "ATX connection" and expand the pictures.

I use it by connecting to the WebUI on PiKVM and then I have "software buttons" that correspond to power on, power off, long press power button, etc.

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I believe you misunderstood me.

I do not wish to log into the WebUI and click the software buttons, as I have an SSH client, and it has my credentials saved, so I avoid having to type my long password.

I am trying to avoid software buttons and use a command as it is more convenient for my workflow because I use RDP.

Thank you

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