ADB Remote Control allows you to control your adb-connected device from your PC. It enables clicks and drags with the mouse and normal keyboard inputs.
To show the image of the phone's screen, a screenshot is taken regularly. The rate can be configured (see Config).
This project was inspired by adbcontrol and Adb-Remote-Screen, none of which were easy enough for me to adapt to my needs. It was completely written from scratch.
Download the latest release jar.
From the command line run java -jar adb-remote-control.jar
- All ASCII characters from (including) 32 to (excluding) 127 are sent as text. These are all printable ascii characters including lowercase, uppercase, numbers and normal special chars.
- Return (Enter) is sent.
- Pressing
Escemulates aBackkey event. - Pressing
Homewill be forwarded. Backspacewill delete the last character.Ctrl+demulates 500Backspacepresses and can be used to quickly erase a large text.Up,Down,LeftandRightare working as expected.
If needed you can create a config file called config.properties.
Currently the following keys are supported:
adbPath: The path to theadbbinary.timeout: The time between having received a screenshot and taking the next one.
To manually build and run this project, go into the src directory and execute
javac de/oberien/adbremotecontrol/Main.java
java de.oberien.adbremotecontrol.Main In Signal screenshots are disabled by default. This means that while having Signal open, the displayed image of the phone won't change. Follow this tutorial to enable screenshots and therefore make ADB Remote Control work with Signal.
Licensed under either of
- Apache License, Version 2.0, (LICENSE-APACHE or http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
- MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
at your option.
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