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# Devices

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### What You See Here

Each device card displays critical information about every connected Android device:

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### Bulk Management Tools

At the top of the page, you’ll find a set of controls that allow you to manage multiple devices at once:

| **Button**                      | **Function**                                                                      |
| ------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Scan Ports**                  | Scans for all connected devices (USB, Wi-Fi, or Ethernet).                        |
| **Refresh**                     | Refreshes all connected devices and updates status info.                          |
| **Connect Device**              | Manually connect a specific device by ID or IP.                                   |
| **Export CSV**                  | Export all device data (IDs, tags, models, etc.) into a `.csv` file.              |
| **Sleep / Mute**                | Send sleep or mute commands to selected devices.                                  |
| **Wireless Debugging Connect**  | Connect devices over Wi-Fi mode using TCP/IP debugging.                           |
| **LAN Connect**                 | Switch connected devices to Ethernet (OTG) mode for remote, cable-free operation. |
| **Collapse All / Deselect All** | Simplify the view by collapsing or clearing selected devices.                     |

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### Connection Types

Devices can connect through a few different modes, shown by the icons next to the device ID.

* 🔗 **Direct Connection** — Fastest, direct data transfer to the host PC.&#x20;
* **🛜 Network Connection** — Requires TCP/IP setup; can be used over Wi-Fi or Ethernet.

For detailed information go to [Connection Modes: Wi-Fi and Ethernet](/docs/additional-docs/connection-modes-wi-fi-and-ethernet.md)

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### Sorting, Searching, and Selecting

You can easily organize or manage large numbers of devices using built-in sorting and filtering:

* **Search Bar** — Search by device name, brand, model, or ID.
* **Sort Dropdown** — Sort devices by Android version, tag, or ID.
* **Show per page** — Choose how many devices display per page (e.g., 10, 20, 50).
* **Select / Deselect All** — Quickly select every visible device for group actions.


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