While working on USB-OTG code for interfacing microcontroller with android phones, I faced a problem that your USB client interface of the phone is reserved with MCU powering and communication via OTG.
So, I came across this solution after surfing the web, for debugging while developing with MCU.
Note add adb to path :-
| export ANDROID_HOME=$HOME/Android/Sdk | |
| export PATH=$PATH:$ANDROID_HOME/tools:$ANDROID_HOME/platform-tools |
-NO ROOT is required for this process.
While connected Android device on PC, use this command.
| #On the HOST side ie. your PC | |
| #Initiate the connection on port 5555 | |
| adb tcpip 5555 |
After that de-attaching the USB connection from PC use these command to connect to android wirelessly
| #Replace <DEVICE_IP_ADDRESS> with IP of mobile | |
| adb connect <DEVICE_IP_ADDRESS>:5555 |
You can find the android device IP address from Setting>About Phone>Status> IP address
Also, you can use following commands before line 5 command was intiated to know the IP.
| #To check the android device's IP from Host PC | |
| adb shell netcfg |
In case, you want to revert back to USB debugging, you can use following commands
| #To revert back the debugging via USB use | |
| adb -s <DEVICE_IP_ADDRESS>:5555 usb |
