> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.gremsy.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.gremsy.com/accessories/quick-release.md). # QUICK RELEASE
S-PORTCompatible:
1. ZIO Payload
2. VIO Payload
3. Pixy LR-Sport
4. MIO		zio-qr.pngS-PORT
M-PORTCompatible:
1. PIXY LR
2. PIXY LR TWO-AXIS		01.pngM-PORT
HDMI HYPER QUICK RELEASE V2.0Compatible:
1. TWO-AXIS T3V3
2. PIXY S		01 (1).pngHDMI HYPER QUICK RELEASE V2.0
HDMI HYPER QUICK RELEASECompatible:
1. Gremsy T7
2. Gremsy T3V3		front.pngHDMI HYPER QUICK RELEASE
PIXY QUICK RELEASECompatible:
1. PIXY U
2. PIXY WE
3. PIXY F (old product)		1pixyf_hpq.pngPIXY QUICK RELEASE
LINEAR QUICK RELEASECompatible:
1. Gremsy T3PE		linear-qr-and-pe-hub.pngLINEAR QUICK RELEASE
AEVO QUICK RELEASEaevo-qr.pngI/O Connectors
CIRCULAR QUICK RELEASEcircular-quick-release-h3-h1602.pngCIRCULAR QUICK RELEASE
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