Add Android device Before you start Follow this guide to prepare the device before continuing. Find the UDID of the device and note it down. Connect Cambrionix hub to the host Skip this step if the Mac mini host or GEM already has a Cambrionix hub connected. Make sure you use a supported model of Cambrionix hub. Connect the Cambrionix hub to a power source. The power LED indicator of the Cambrionix hub should turn on. For Standard mode, connect the Mac mini to the host port of the hub. For Lightning mode, connect the Graphic Extension Manager (GEM) to the host port of the hub. Make sure you connect the Cambrionix hub to the blue USB 3.0 port on the GEM. Refer to the hub model’s user manual from Cambrionix for the exact host port location. See below for an example of the SuperSync15 with the Host port visible. Connect the device to the host Make sure you have properly prepared the device for hosting on Kobiton. For Standard mode, connect the mobile device to the Cambrionix hub that is attached to the Mac mini host. For Lightning mode, connect the mobile device to the Cambrionix hub that is attached to the GEM. Check the device to see if it is charging after connecting. If it is not charging, the USB cable might be malfunctioning, or the Cambrionix hub is not connected to a power source. Establish trust pairing between the device and the host Access the Mac mini host directly, or via screen sharing. Follow the appropriate steps based on whether you are using Standard or Lightning mode. Standard mode Lightning mode Open Terminal and enter the following command. This must be run at least once after deviceConnect is installed: /usr/local/deviceconnect/bin/adb devices The UDID of the device should show up in the output. Make sure that adb is not running on the Mac mini by opening Terminal and enter the below command: /usr/local/deviceconnect/bin/adb kill-server Still in Terminal, SSH to the GEM using the customerAdmin account: ssh customerAdmin@1.1.1.1 Replace 1.1.1.1 with the actual IP address of the GEM Run the below command to check if the GEM can recognize the plugged in device: adb devices The UDID of the device should show up in the output. Check the device screen. Tap Always allow from this computer in the Allow USB debugging popup on the device screen, then tap Allow. On some device models (such as Xiaomi or Oppo), the Use USB for popup displays as below: Choose the File Transfer option. Wait until the device screen changes to the below before continuing: Verify device is available in Kobiton Open Chrome on the Mac mini, then open localhost and login. Navigate to Devices. The connected device displays as Available. Still in Chrome, open the Kobiton web portal and log in using an account with ADMIN role. Select the profile picture and choose Settings, then choose Device Management. In the search bar, enter the device’s UDID and hit Enter to filter. The device should appear in the filter result. If the state of the device is Utilizing, it is being cleaned up. Wait about 2-3 minutes for the cleanup to complete. When the cleanup is done, the device state becomes Online and the Launch button is available. Select it to launch a Manual session on the device. In the Manual session, try the following to verify if the device is working properly: Navigate around. Install an app. Browse the web (if the device has a Wi-Fi connection). Enable Lightning mode (if the device is configured for Lightning mode). If all the above works, you have successfully added the device.