WiFi Wireless adb debug Android

There is a need to support Android plug-in keyboard, mouse and other peripherals, but this can not use the microUSB port for the ADB debugging.

Research, found that can use WiFi for ADB wireless debugging (ADB should itself already support wireless debugging).

The premise of WiFi debugging is that the Android device and PC are on the same LAN, and the PC itself has the ADB and Android SDK installed, which supports USB debugging.

1. Download Adbwireless This app, install to Android device, launch, and click on the middle of the large button to enable wireless debugging function.

The IP and ADB connection commands for this device are shown below the button.

2. On the PC using CMD revenue corresponding ADB connection command, after successful connection prompt: connected to 10.158.52.26:5555.

3. View the connected devices:

D:\>ADB devices
List of devices attached
10.158.52.26:5555 Device

You can then use ADB debugging just like a USB connection. Self-test transfer speed of more than 700 k, certainly not comparable to USB direct, but debugging general Android app enough.