Can you help are team install android studio its self with the sdk. now are team has android studio installed we just don't have drive motors and stuff like that. If you know an easy way to install this pleas help.
It seems to work fine at first, but whenever we restart our phone, we need to plug the phone into the computer again for it to begin working again. any idea how to prevent this?
Hi, I tried to run the script Wireless Hosted.bat. My computer showed the network but my phone does not see the newly hosted network. Any idea on how to fix this? Thanks.
fwangable I tried the other script Wireless Router DHCP.bat. The script stuck at command "adb tcpip 5555" and Android Studio is not responsive anymore. I tried to execute the adb commands one after another without script. It stuck at the same command again and Android studio stopped responding. With USB connection, app is working on the phone when run from studio. What could cause adb tcpip 5555 stuck? Thanks.
I tried to run the Wireless Router Fixed batch file, but when I do, it gives an error every time it uses an adb command: 'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. How would one fix this error? Thanks!
TheGamingExecutive Yeah, I have assumed that adb is running properly with USB, and that you are adding wireless capability. For the script to work you need to be able to open up a command prompt and enter ADB and have it find the program and run it. A good Android Studio install should update the path for ADB, if not you need to manually add it.
If you can make sense of this, it works for us. It's like step 1 in the video without the .bat file. You are manually doing the stuff the .bat file does. ASSUMING ADB IS SETUP AND WORKING, AND YOU CAN UPLOAD TO YOUR PHONE USING THE HARD-WIRE COPY THESE COMMANDS ONE LINE AT A TIME AND PASTE THEM ONE LINE AT A TIME INTO THE TERMINAL (DO NOT COPY THE INSTRUCTIONS THAT ARE IN ALL UPPER CASE) STEP 1: ---- CHANGE DIRECTORY TO THE PLATFORM-TOOLS FOLDER ---- NOTE: CHANGE THE LINE BELOW TO MATCH WHERE YOURS IS ---- NOTE: PATH IS EASY TO FIND WITH ANDROID STUDO, JUST ---- IN ANDROID STUDIO, GO TO FILE, PROJECT STRUCTURE, SDK LOCATION ---- THEN ADD /platform-tools TO THE END START COPYING LINES HERE: cd /Users/scottclem/Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools ./adb kill-server ./adb usb ./adb tcpip 5555 STEP 2: ---- ENTER THE IP ADDRESS FOR YOUR PHONE ---- YOU CAN FIND THIS IN WIFI SETTINGS ON THE PHONE ./adb connect 192.168.1.4 STEP 3: ---- CONFIRM YOUR DEVICES IS CONNECTED ./adb devices STEP 4: ----- UNPLUG YOUR PHONE AND CONFIRM IT IS WIRELESSLY CONNECTED ./adb devices
If you can make sense of this, it works for us. It's like step 1 in the video without the .bat file. You are manually doing the stuff the .bat file does. ASSUMING ADB IS SETUP AND WORKING, AND YOU CAN UPLOAD TO YOUR PHONE USING THE HARD-WIRE COPY THESE COMMANDS ONE LINE AT A TIME AND PASTE THEM ONE LINE AT A TIME INTO THE TERMINAL (DO NOT COPY THE INSTRUCTIONS THAT ARE IN ALL UPPER CASE) STEP 1: ---- CHANGE DIRECTORY TO THE PLATFORM-TOOLS FOLDER ---- NOTE: CHANGE THE LINE BELOW TO MATCH WHERE YOURS IS ---- NOTE: PATH IS EASY TO FIND WITH ANDROID STUDO, JUST ---- IN ANDROID STUDIO, GO TO FILE, PROJECT STRUCTURE, SDK LOCATION ---- THEN ADD /platform-tools TO THE END START COPYING LINES HERE: cd /Users/scottclem/Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools ./adb kill-server ./adb usb ./adb tcpip 5555 STEP 2: ---- ENTER THE IP ADDRESS FOR YOUR PHONE ---- YOU CAN FIND THIS IN WIFI SETTINGS ON THE PHONE ./adb connect 192.168.1.4 STEP 3: ---- CONFIRM YOUR DEVICES IS CONNECTED ./adb devices STEP 4: ----- UNPLUG YOUR PHONE AND CONFIRM IT IS WIRELESSLY CONNECTED ./adb devices
We originally had this completely working on a mac, but we recently had to swap our robot controller and driver station phones and now it isn't working. When we try to connect the computer to the phone's wifi direct network, it says the password is invalid even though this used to work with the other phone. Does anyone have any advice for this issue?
The link for the script appears to be invalid now (not found error with google drive).
Thank you very much for this tutorial. We are able to program without the tedious connect/disconnect. Team 10520.
Can you help are team install android studio its self with the sdk. now are team has android studio installed we just don't have drive motors and stuff like that. If you know an easy way to install this pleas help.
It seems to work fine at first, but whenever we restart our phone, we need to plug the phone into the computer again for it to begin working again. any idea how to prevent this?
Hi, I tried to run the script Wireless Hosted.bat. My computer showed the network but my phone does not see the newly hosted network. Any idea on how to fix this? Thanks.
fwangable I tried the other script Wireless Router DHCP.bat. The script stuck at command "adb tcpip 5555" and Android Studio is not responsive anymore. I tried to execute the adb commands one after another without script. It stuck at the same command again and Android studio stopped responding. With USB connection, app is working on the phone when run from studio. What could cause adb tcpip 5555 stuck? Thanks.
I tried to run the Wireless Router Fixed batch file, but when I do, it gives an error every time it uses an adb command: 'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. How would one fix this error? Thanks!
This tutorial did the trick for me: zacktutorials.blogspot.in/2013/04/adb-is-not-recognized-as-internal-or.html
TheGamingExecutive Yeah, I have assumed that adb is running properly with USB, and that you are adding wireless capability. For the script to work you need to be able to open up a command prompt and enter ADB and have it find the program and run it. A good Android Studio install should update the path for ADB, if not you need to manually add it.
Are we allowed to use root this year?
is it possible to do this on mac
If you can make sense of this, it works for us. It's like step 1 in the
video without the .bat file. You are manually doing the stuff the .bat
file does.
ASSUMING ADB IS SETUP AND WORKING, AND YOU CAN UPLOAD
TO YOUR PHONE USING THE HARD-WIRE
COPY THESE COMMANDS ONE LINE AT A TIME AND
PASTE THEM ONE LINE AT A TIME INTO THE TERMINAL
(DO NOT COPY THE INSTRUCTIONS THAT ARE IN ALL UPPER CASE)
STEP 1:
---- CHANGE DIRECTORY TO THE PLATFORM-TOOLS FOLDER
---- NOTE: CHANGE THE LINE BELOW TO MATCH WHERE YOURS IS
---- NOTE: PATH IS EASY TO FIND WITH ANDROID STUDO, JUST
---- IN ANDROID STUDIO, GO TO FILE, PROJECT STRUCTURE, SDK LOCATION
---- THEN ADD /platform-tools TO THE END
START COPYING LINES HERE:
cd /Users/scottclem/Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools
./adb kill-server
./adb usb
./adb tcpip 5555
STEP 2:
---- ENTER THE IP ADDRESS FOR YOUR PHONE
---- YOU CAN FIND THIS IN WIFI SETTINGS ON THE PHONE
./adb connect 192.168.1.4
STEP 3:
---- CONFIRM YOUR DEVICES IS CONNECTED
./adb devices
STEP 4:
----- UNPLUG YOUR PHONE AND CONFIRM IT IS WIRELESSLY CONNECTED
./adb devices
Is it possible to do this with a mac?
If you can make sense of this, it works for us. It's like step 1 in the video without the .bat file. You are manually doing the stuff the .bat file does.
ASSUMING ADB IS SETUP AND WORKING, AND YOU CAN UPLOAD
TO YOUR PHONE USING THE HARD-WIRE
COPY THESE COMMANDS ONE LINE AT A TIME AND
PASTE THEM ONE LINE AT A TIME INTO THE TERMINAL
(DO NOT COPY THE INSTRUCTIONS THAT ARE IN ALL UPPER CASE)
STEP 1:
---- CHANGE DIRECTORY TO THE PLATFORM-TOOLS FOLDER
---- NOTE: CHANGE THE LINE BELOW TO MATCH WHERE YOURS IS
---- NOTE: PATH IS EASY TO FIND WITH ANDROID STUDO, JUST
---- IN ANDROID STUDIO, GO TO FILE, PROJECT STRUCTURE, SDK LOCATION
---- THEN ADD /platform-tools TO THE END
START COPYING LINES HERE:
cd /Users/scottclem/Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools
./adb kill-server
./adb usb
./adb tcpip 5555
STEP 2:
---- ENTER THE IP ADDRESS FOR YOUR PHONE
---- YOU CAN FIND THIS IN WIFI SETTINGS ON THE PHONE
./adb connect 192.168.1.4
STEP 3:
---- CONFIRM YOUR DEVICES IS CONNECTED
./adb devices
STEP 4:
----- UNPLUG YOUR PHONE AND CONFIRM IT IS WIRELESSLY CONNECTED
./adb devices
We originally had this completely working on a mac, but we recently had to swap our robot controller and driver station phones and now it isn't working. When we try to connect the computer to the phone's wifi direct network, it says the password is invalid even though this used to work with the other phone. Does anyone have any advice for this issue?
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