Network
Read here on how to connect your devices to your local network . This feature is ideal for quickly handling multiple devices onto the same or multiple networks.
Selecting Devices
At the top of the page, you’ll find the Device Selection panel, which lists all detected Android devices. Each card displays:
Device ID / IP address
Connection type (Wi-Fi, USB, or LAN)
Model name (e.g.,
samsung SM-F721U)Status indicator confirming connectivity
You can:
Select all to configure every device at once
Select specific devices for individual Wi-Fi setup
Connecting Devices to Wi-Fi
The Wi-Fi Configuration section allows you to input network details. The Available Networks panel on the right scans nearby Wi-Fi SSIDs, which you can select instead.
SSID (Network Name)
Enter your Wi-Fi network name or select from the list of scanned networks. If it contains spaces, you may need to wrap it in quotes "My WiFi Network".
Security Type
Choose the correct encryption (use WPA/WPA2/WPA3 for default)./
Password
Enter the Wi-Fi password.
Connect to WiFi
Your devices will attempt to connect to the network.
Example Workflow:
Connect devices via USB.
Open Network Configuration
Select one or more devices from the list.
Choose or enter your Wi-Fi SSID and password.
Click Connect to WiFi.
Wait for the connection status to update for each device.
When Not to Use
Only Network Configuration under these conditions:
Devices are connected via USB
You want to connect them to a new Wi-Fi network to connect to the internet
Do not use this feature if your devices are currently connected wirelessly to ADB through Wireless Debugging, whether over Wi-Fi or Ethernet. Changing networks while your devices are connected to the software in these modes will disconnect them and require using USB mode reconfigure to a network. If your devices are already in wireless mode, Cellhasher will automatically show this alert:
“Changing the Wi-Fi network while in wireless mode may disconnect the device.”
If your devices do get disconnected, refer to Connection Modes: Wi-Fi and Ethernet to reconnect.

Troubleshooting - Device Not Connecting
If devices fail to connect to Wi-Fi, Android’s security settings may be blocking installation of the Wi-Fi helper APK. This helper app is required to transmit network credentials securely to Android.
To fix this issue:
On the device, open Settings → Developer Options.
Scroll down and locate Verify apps over USB.
Turn this off. This allows the helper APK to install correctly.

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