Apple Cluster Wireless Edition — Beginner Install Guide

Before you start

• A Windows PC (install with the EasyClick launcher, same as USB)
• An iPhone; use a USB cable for one-click setup / activation
• Phone and PC on the same LAN (device scan & wireless mirroring)
• Access to the official site to download the launcher
• iOS system version 15 and later only; below iOS 15 see iOS USB screen mirroring tutorial
• Before install and use, turn off antivirus, Security Center, and the firewall; if issues persist, disable them and restart the PC

1 Download the launcher and one-click install iOS control

Download and open the EasyClick launcher (user edition):

- On this site: Download the launcher

- Software downloads: Download area

In the launcher:

1. Confirm the Install directory at the top (prefer a pure English path; default like D:\EasyClick)

2. Find iOS jailbreak-free cluster & mirroring (described as the USB + wireless 2-in-1 package, currently v11.6.0)

3. Click One-click install and wait until it finishes

2 After install, open the control center and sign in

When the status shows Installed, click the green Open on the same row to launch the control center.

When the Sign in dialog appears, sign in (or register first). Sign-in is required for device licenses, rebinding, and batch actions.

In the sign-in dialog, enter your account and click Sign in.

3 Select devices and open one-click setup

Connect the phone with a USB cable and confirm it appears in the control-center device list.

Check the devices to configure, then click toolbar One-click setup.

4 Check steps and start configuration

In the One-click setup dialog, keep the steps you need checked (usually all three):

1. Enable Developer Mode

2. Install disk image

3. Install IPA

Confirm the device list, then click Start configuration.

After install, on the phone go to Settings → General → VPN & Device Management and trust the enterprise app certificate; the main app will not open until trusted.

5 Wait until configuration succeeds

The wizard prepares packages such as the offline main app automatically. When each device Status / Progress shows Success, you are done.

If something fails, re-select the devices and run one-click setup again.

6 Trust the profile in Settings

On the phone go to Settings → General → VPN & Device Management (wording may vary), find the new profile / enterprise app, and tap Trust.

If Enable Developer Mode was checked in one-click setup, it is usually handled already. If it still fails, confirm manually: Settings → Privacy & Security → Developer Mode (iOS 16+ only; not present below 16).

7 Open the app and grant permissions

After trusting, open 易点云测签名版 (or your offline main app icon). Allow all permission prompts; you can also finish permissions under in-app Permission grant.

8 Enable keep-alive

Open App Settings → Keep-alive, check all options, and Save.

The log floating window must stay on. If it is off, the process may be frozen by the system and automation / keep-alive can fail. If it covers too much of the screen, switch to the finest / most detailed display mode.

9 Open Wireless control center

From 11.6.0, offline wireless is merged into the same control center. On the toolbar click Wireless control to open the unified offline wireless entry.

Device scan, wireless mirroring, and offline activation all continue from here.

10 Bind licenses in the offline activator

From the wireless side, open Offline activator (also available on the toolbar). First connect the phone with a USB cable — the device should appear in the list.

Developer disk image check: after a successful one-click setup, the Image column is usually already Mounted / Flashed. If not, run one-click setup again (Install disk image) or remount here.

1. Plug in over USB and open Offline activator

2. Check the Image column: if it shows Mounted / Flashed (已刷入), the developer disk image was applied successfully

3. After the phone reboots, the image usually clears — remount (or re-run one-click setup)

4. Optional check: in the phone app go to Settings → Automation service, choose Single-app mode, and start it. If it starts successfully, the environment is healthy

iOS 15.8 is poorly compatible — avoid it.

If the exact version image is missing: under the control-center install dir, open bridgebin\config\DeveloperDiskImage, copy a nearby version folder and rename it (e.g. no 27.0 → copy 26.5 and rename to 27.0), restart the control center and iPhone, reconnect over USB, then check Image on the Offline activator page for Mounted / Flashed.

Buy a license from your reseller or official channel, then add / bind it on the device.

An offline device license is for running scripts. An offline mirroring license is what you need to mirror the phone on the computer and operate it.

After success, continue. If the license is missing, click Refresh license.

In the dialog, choose Offline mirroring license, enter the card number, and click OK.

You can also batch-authorize from Authorization in the offline control center: select the devices, then click Batch authorize.

In the dialog, choose Offline mirroring license, then click Start authorization.

11 Batch initialize

BundleId is usually pre-filled by default — you typically do not need to type or change it. Confirm it, then click Batch initialize.

Only if it is empty or clearly wrong, check / fill it (in i4Tools Apps, right-click the app → Copy identifier).

When done, open the phone app Settings → Login info — you should see device ID, username, time, etc.

If initialization fails, restart the iPhone, then quit and reopen the control center and try again.

12 Confirm login info looks correct

Seeing device ID, username, and time in Login info means initialization succeeded.

13 Scan LAN devices

In the control center, confirm phone and PC are on the same LAN. Click Scan devices → Start scan.

After scanning, the device should appear connected over Wi‑Fi / LAN.

14 Open group screen control and pick wireless

In the control center click Group screen control. Choose a mirroring mode:

- USB mirroring: wired devices

- Wireless mirroring: offline wireless devices (choose this for this guide)

Click Wireless mirroring to open the mirroring UI.

15 Start mirroring and control the screen

Click Start mirroring — you should soon see the phone screen and be able to operate it.

What to do next

• Activation & licenses: Offline activator tutorial
• Control center & mirroring: Offline control center & mirroring

Common pitfalls

1. Did not install iOS jailbreak-free cluster & mirroring (11.6.0+ 2-in-1) from the launcher → no unified USB/wireless entry
2. One-click setup did not succeed / Status is not Success → re-select devices and retry; enterprise certificate not trusted → main app will not open
3. Offline activator Image column is not Mounted / Flashed → re-run one-click setup or remount over USB; remount again after every reboot
4. Exact version image missing → under the control-center install dir, open bridgebin\config\DeveloperDiskImage, copy a nearby version folder and rename it (e.g. 26.5 → 27.0), restart the control center and iPhone, then remount
5. Optional: App Settings → Automation service → Single-app mode — if it starts, the environment is usually OK
6. Only offline device license, no offline mirroring license → scripts may run but mirroring is limited
7. BundleId was cleared or changed incorrectly → batch initialize fails; restore the default or copy the identifier from i4Tools
8. Phone and PC not on the same subnet → scan finds nothing
9. Log floating window off → the process may be frozen; keep it on, or switch to the finest / most detailed display mode if it covers the screen
10. Odd failures → confirm one-click setup / image first; restart the iPhone only if needed (then remount), and quit/reopen the control center