Pairing steps

Step 1: Enable it on your phoneDeveloper mode & USB debugging

(Usually for mobile –> Continuously tap the version number until it tells you that you are in developer mode);

Step 2: Open the developer option on the mobile phone and open wireless debugging

Step 3: Tap wireless Debugging and use the pairing code to match the device

Computer operations: computer open CMD command line

Step 1: Check the ADB version

Let’s take a look at the prerequisites for using such handsome debugging:

  • Android phone must run Android 11 or above;
  • The Android SDK tool on the computer should be at least 30.0.0 version. The confirmation method is as follows:adb --version > 30
Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.41
Version 31.0.0-7110759
Installed as F:\AndroidSDK\platform-tools\adb.exe
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Step 2: Enter the next command according to the figure

Input: Adb pair 192.168.31.108:41865 Enter pairing code 139422 Successfully paired to 192.168.31.108:38529 [guid=adb-39d97fdf-HzldeT]Copy the code

Step 3

Enter ADB Devices-l to see the successful devices connected wirelessly, as follows:

~ » ADB Devices -l List of devices attached ADB -05KAY1XPBC-hyXNZI._adb-tls-connect._tcp. device product:sargo model:Pixel_3a device:sargo transport_id:2Copy the codeCopy the code

Now you can start wireless debugging,