This should give the output: restarting in TCP mode port: 5555 and the command prompt might seem hanged. You can use the ADB utility over WiFi on Android 4.x by following the following steps:Ĭonnect the Android device to the PC using a USB cable.Ĭonnect the device to your network over WiFi.įind the device IP by either opening the device Settings->About Phone->Status or by running the following command: adb shell ip -f inet addr show wlan0.Įnable ADB over TCP/IP by running the following command: adb tcpip 5555. Using the ADB (Android Debug Bridge) over WiFi To check that the ADB utility can connect to your device, simply connect the device to the PC using a USB cable and run the following command: adb devices. To use it over WiFi, you need to do some settings as defined later on. The ADB utility can be used either by connecting the device to the PC using a USB cable or over WiFi. To enable it, go to Settings/Applications/Application Settings and check the Unknown sources check box. To enable it, go to Settings/Applications/Development and check the USB Debugging check box.Īllow installation of a non-market application To use the ADB utility on a mobile device, make sure that the mobile device is defined to:
Refer to Troubleshooting and Debugging Mobile Applications.Įxecuting a program or the project directly on a simulator or a mobile device. Refer to Installing an Application on a Mobile Device or Simulator.
Installing the application on a mobile device or simulator. The ADB utility is located in the platform-tools folder in your SDK folder, usually at: C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools and also in the RIAModules\Utils\ADB folder under the installation folder. The Android Debug Bridge (ADB) command line utility lets you communicate with an instance of an Android emulator or an Android device that is connected. Using the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) Utility (Magic xpa 2.x)
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