Wireless Debugging Setup

Wireless Debugging Guide

Important

• Your device must be running Android 11 or above
• A Wi-Fi connection is required - internet is not necessary

Connect to Another Device

Steps:

• Step 1: Connect both devices to the same Wi-Fi network.

• Step 2: Turn on Developer Options on the target device.

• Step 3: Go to the Wireless Debugging section on the target device.

  

• Step 4: Tap on "Pair with Pairing Code".

• Step 5: Enter the IP, Port, and Pairing Code in the bottom sheet input fields on the host device.

• Step 6: After successful pairing, enter the port as shown in the screenshots. Tap "Connect".

• Step 7: After successful connection, run ADB commands from the host device! 🚀

Connect Self Device

Steps:

• Step 1: Connect your device to a Wi-Fi network.
• Step 2: When you click "Connect this device", you will see a notification requesting the pairing code.
• Step 3: Enable Developer Options on your device.
• Step 4: Navigate to Developer options > Wireless Debugging.
• Step 5: Tap "Pair with Pairing Code".
• Step 6: Enter the Pairing Code from the notification sent by aShellYou.
• Step 7: Submit the notification, and you will see a Success message.
• Step 8: Go to aShell You, tap the Wireless Debugging card, select the connected device, and run your commands.

Troubleshooting

If you face any issues while setting up wireless debugging, please check the following:

• Ensure both devices are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
• Restart the devices if necessary and reattempt the pairing.

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