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| this method could be usefull when you only have 1 cable to connect through device, but you wanna see log for more than one device. You are able to connect many devices in same time as long on same network. | |
| - make sure you already define ADB to be called on terminal, type `adb device` to check what devices on list. | |
| - connect you physical device with cable until their serial number appeared on command `adb devices` | |
| - begin with command `adb -s <serial_num_physical> tcpip <port_you_wanna_use, ex: 1230>` | |
| - terminal would log output `restarting in TCP mode port: 1230`, itrestarting connection through cable USB on physical device | |
| - continue with looking for IP address physical device which connect on same network `adb -s <serial_num_physical> shell "ip addr show wlan0 | grep -e wlan0$" | |
| - it gonna log output like, `inet 192.168.100.45/24 brd 192.168.100.255 scope global wlan0` | |
| - begin to connect using IP address, `adb -s <serial_num_physical> connect <ip_address>:<port_you_defined>` | |
| - if run well, terminal would log the output like `connected to 192.168.100.45:1230` | |
| - make sure by check on `adb devices`, if column on right name with `device` then all run well | |
| - but if named with `unauthorize` try with command `adb -s <serial_num_physical> disconnect <ip_address>:<port_you_defined>` then connect it again with cable USB doesn't plug out at all. | |
| - device gonna reconnecting by asking permission if there some. | |
| - check again with command `adb devices` |
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