Hey everyone, I recently added the ADBTV integration to be able to switch inputs on my Sony Bravia tv. I’m using the wireless debugging setup which did take me a few tries to setup. It seems to be working for now but on my TV I get this annoying popup quite constantly, maybe every 30 minutes notifying me that “Wireless debugging connected”.
For those of you who also have this setup, do you also have this annoying popup and have you figured out how to get rid of it?
Thanks!
On Discrod I read that the option Wireless Debugging might be rather new. On my devices it is either usb debugging or WiFi debugging and I do not get such message. Among a lot of streaming device I also have a TV (Philips) where I use ADB for input switching. What I saw is some option like time out in developer setting a bit below USB debugging perhaps disable this if present.
Discord might be a better place to ask because there a much more UC user and also the developer of ADB.
Ralf
Thanks for the info! I’ll try usb but currently I’m powering the dock via the one usb-c port, I’m not sure my tv’s usb can supply enough power to power the dock and charge the remote.
Working on a new setup to change the location of my dock which I then should be able to power it via POE, but that’ll be a few weeks.
I’ll check out discord too, thanks!
I never said anything about USB and dock. Check only settings of developermode again if there is something like time out or similar.
Your TV will almost certainly deliver not enough power. If you are lucky and have USB3 gen1 which normally delivers 0.9 A but the dock needs around 2.5 A.
Ralf
ah, then maybe I don’t understand how usb debugging works since I believe that is what most use. I had though for usb debugging, you needed to be connected via usb physically.
but yes in regards to wireless debugging, I will look for any timeout settings.
It was based USB only but perhaps 15 years ago 
Name is really misleading.
Ralf
USB debugging is what you turn on now. They removed wireless debugging many versions ago, USB debugging covers everything now (outside maybe Bluetooth). Turning on USB debugging and rebooting should bring up a prompt to accept.the wireless connection. This is the same prompt you get regardless if you use ADB from Home Assistant or the community ADB integration. Same peompt.ypu would see if you installed ADB on.a PC. Typically there is a check box to “always trust this device” so it’s a one time thing but I’m not seeing that option, which is why you get it every time something is rebooted.. It also usually shows the certificate number which is very long. Regardless ADB commands won’t work without an active connection. The HA integration just gives confirmation your connected.
I’m guessing you’re running a newer version of Android than me on my 1st gen Sony QD-OLED. I will ignore all future updates as Android (or Google) is trying to make sideloading apps not possible, I think mostly by making everything rely more on play services. Some apps already don’t work on stripped down custom distros, can’t remember the name of the most popular one but works on all Pixel phones because that’s what Google used to release the source code for, other phones are supported. Some apps, for zero reason other than Google pressure, won’t install on those specific OS’s now. I fear Android TV is next regarding locking down.
USB debugging does not cover all. ADB wireless seems to be quite new and seems not the same as ADB WiFi. I got a box this week where I had to activate ADB Internet to have it wireless.
Ralf
