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Start mirroring

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  • Supported: Android 5+, including HarmonyOS 1.0–4.0
  • Deep integration with EC — smoother script execution and monitoring
  • Based on EC control center screen mirroring V3.2.0+; other versions are similar

Download & install​

  • Download from Tutorials & resources — one-click installer or manual download
  • Cloud path: [Dev package → Android resources → Control center screen mirroring → EasyClick Android control center screen mirroring.zip] — extract and run the .exe
  • Use a path without special characters or spaces — preferably all English

Register & sign in​

  • After opening the control center or mirroring app, register or sign in; if you registered at https://uc.ieasyclick.com, sign in directly
  • iOS EC users can sign in too; due to legacy design, iOS, network license, and Android control center accounts are shared — Android packaging accounts are separate
  • Accounts registered here can later sign in to the iOS control center and network license backend
  • Register button: top-right of the control center or mirroring app
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  • Many mirroring modes are supported — read the sections below carefully

USB mirroring​

  • Wired mirroring is stable; USB data transfer is fast
  • Prerequisite: connect the phone to the PC with a data cable and enable ADB debugging on the phone
  • Enable USB debugging; Huawei tutorial: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV11x4y117Sb
  • Other phones: search online for “enable USB debugging”
  • After enabling, connect the cable — the system auto-detects and lists the device
  • If the device is missing, check drivers or ADB conflicts — open the left toolbar Device list to see ADB-connected devices
  • If Status in the ADB device list is not Normal, connection fails — for unauthorized, approve on the phone; for offline, reconnect the cable
  • For ADB conflicts, see FAQ
  • After connection, the green dot on the device shows details; click left toolbar → Start mirroring, or right-click the mirroring view → Start mirroring to open the mirroring page

ADB Wi‑Fi mode​

  • ADB Wi‑Fi requires USB debugging and network debugging enabled; connect via ADB first, then open device list and enable ADB Wi‑Fi
  • Click the left toolbar scan button, choose ADB Wi‑Fi scan (subnet is prefilled; add others if needed); after scan, devices connect to the control center automatically

  • After ADB Wi‑Fi connects, operation is the same as USB ADB mode

LAN Wi‑Fi mirroring​

  • LAN Wi‑Fi mirroring uses the EC APK — no cable; taps run via accessibility service or agent mode from system settings
  • Install APK: click Scan → scan QR on phone to install, or download and install manually

  • Left toolbar → Scan → Network scan → Broadcast scan (phone and PC must be on the same LAN)

  • APK receives scan info, saves control center address, and connects automatically

  • If scan fails, set the correct network adapter under left toolbar → Set network adapter, then scan again

  • If that still fails, enter the control center address manually, or enter the phone’s subnet and use subnet scan

  • Manual connection

  • Open APK → top-left menu → system settings

  • Control center mirroring settings → enter control center PC IP, or PC IP:8178

  • Enable log float window → Test connection

  • If device serial is empty, enable ADB debugging and connect USB once to the control center — serial can be arbitrary as long as it is unique (For HID mode, do not use random values — get serial via ADB or enter the correct HID serial)


  • Note: if your PC has a public IP, control center and mirroring can work over the public internet
  • Open the float window; in EC app system settings, enable Start/stop float display or Log float display to keep the process alive
  • Set EC as the default IME — see Text input in this chapter; optional but helps avoid popups on some phones
  • Then start mirroring; if screen capture permission does not appear, set EC as default IME, open the float window, or open the EC app
  • Before Wi‑Fi mirroring, enable accessibility automation: toolbar → Enable automation — see Grant accessibility auto-start to grant auto-start accessibility without manual taps
  • Optionally grant screenshot auto-allow first — see Grant screenshot auto-allow; mirroring will not prompt for capture permission

WAN mirroring​

  • WAN mirroring is for phones and the mirroring PC on different networks or remote locations
  • Install the APK first — see Install APK under LAN Wi‑Fi mirroring
  • Manual connection to control center — see Manual connection under LAN Wi‑Fi mirroring
  • IME and tap settings are the same as LAN Wi‑Fi mirroring
  • Requires mapping control center ports to the public internet; without a public IP, see Set up intranet penetration below

Set up intranet penetration​

  • Example: Alibaba Cloud — buy an ECS instance with Ubuntu 22.04 or Ubuntu 24.04
  • After install, note the server password; get the server IP from the Alibaba Cloud console
  • Open ports 7000, 8988, 8178 in the cloud console Alibaba Cloud port guide; if using Baota or a firewall, allow these ports there too
  • Left toolbar → Intranet penetration → server IP, port usually 22, username usually root, password → Install; wait for Install succeeded
  • Click Start penetration service; if it reports success, local penetration is ready
  • Then continue Manual connection under WAN mirroring
  • If connection fails, restart remote and local penetration services

HID mirroring (USB-HID, Bluetooth HID, OTG-HID)​

  • HID mirroring replaces taps with HID mode — no accessibility service or ADB debugging required
  • HID mirroring can carry data from LAN Wi‑Fi or WAN mirroring
  • Three HID types: USB-HID, Bluetooth HID, OTG-HID
  • USB-HID: recommended on a Linux host — USB-HID host setup
  • Bluetooth HID: Bluetooth HID hardware guide — configure before use
  • OTG-HID: OTG-HID hardware guide
  • OTG is recommended — simple setup, fast response

OTG HID taps​

  • See OTG-HID hardware guide
  • Configure OTG as in that guide
  • Mirroring view → left toolbar → System settings → Mirroring config → set mode to OTG-HID
  • Then operate the screen
  • If it fails, test under app settings → OTG-HID settings

Bluetooth HID taps​

  • See Bluetooth HID hardware guide
  • Mirroring view → left toolbar → System settings → Mirroring config → set mode to Bluetooth-HID
  • Then operate the screen
  • If it fails, test under app settings → Bluetooth BLE settings

USB HID taps​

  • USB HID needs no accessibility or USB debugging; recommended: Linux + HID host program — HID mini host
  • After installing the USB HID host on Linux: Mirroring view → left toolbar → USB HID host → Advanced networking, scan for HID host, then continue
    1. Mirroring page → System settings → Mirroring config → set tap mode to USB-HID
    1. Toolbar → Activate USB HID; HID activated successfully on the mirroring page means HID taps work
    1. If it fails, open toolbar HID host — check device list, HID activation, driver install, etc.
  • HID host install, upgrade, and networking: HID mini host

Text input​

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  • Set up the IME before plugging in USB to avoid wrong IME package names
  • If input still fails after setup, reboot the phone once
  • USB and HID mirroring allow typing in the mirroring view; Chinese may not be supported
  • Best input across all four mirroring modes: EC built-in IME
  • Type in the mirroring view or in the input box below it
  • Modes: system default or custom keyboard
  • For custom keyboard:
  • Left toolbar → System settings → Input method → choose custom keyboard and save
  • Phone Settings → Language & input → set EC app as default IME
  • In EC app system settings, enable Show input method keyboard


Phone IME settings example:



EC app checkbox example:



EC keyboard:



After the above, you can type directly in the mirroring view

Mirroring mode switch​

  • Supports Normal mode and P2P mode
  • Normal mode: direct connection, higher bandwidth, stable
  • P2P mode: peer-to-peer, lower bandwidth; WAN penetration may be weaker; same as Normal on LAN or USB
  • Recommendation: either mode on Wi‑Fi LAN and USB; on WAN try P2P first, then Normal if mirroring fails
  • Left toolbar → Mirroring settings, or right-click mirroring view → Mirroring settings
  • Set resolution, frame rate, mirroring method, etc.

Grant accessibility auto-start​

  • Grants permission for accessibility to start automatically for scripts — not available on all devices
  • Left menu → Device list → enter EC app package name (see EC app system settings) → Grant accessibility auto-start → in EC app system settings confirm Accessibility auto-start is checked

Grant screenshot auto-allow​

  • Grants automatic screenshot approval for scripts — not available on all phones
  • Left menu → Device list → enter EC app package name → Grant screenshot auto-allow → in EC app system settings confirm Screenshot auto-allow is checked