Here are some common questions.
Why doesn't it work?#
First, enable adb debugging and WLAN debugging.
If it still doesn't work, please continue reading.
How to enable adb debugging and WLAN debugging?#
Click the link to view the tutorial.
What should I do if I get the "No Route To Host" error?#
Please troubleshoot the connection issue on your own.
It may be due to IP isolation or try restarting your phone, watch, and router.
You can also create a wireless hotspot and connect your watch.
In addition, some school networks require campus network authentication and/or AP isolation, which prevents WLAN debugging. Please find a reliable network solution on your own!
How to install apks (multiple apks)#
Rename .apks to .zip, extract it, and then install all the apks inside one by one.
Unable to connect remotely/Watch keeps disconnecting#
According to the WearOS system connection rules:
After enabling WLAN, your watch will automatically turn on or off WLAN based on the following conditions to save power:
- When an app needs to use WLAN
- When battery saver mode is enabled
- When the watch is charging
- When the watch is updating
- When the watch is not near the phone
- When the watch cannot connect to WLAN
- Other situations
Your watch will prioritize Bluetooth over WLAN, which means RareBox will not work.
When using RareBox, please disable battery saver mode on your watch and turn off Bluetooth on both your phone and watch to ensure a stable WLAN connection.
How to connect an Android watch#
Connect your watch to the computer and execute the following adb command:
For Windows systems, use the command prompt, etc.
adb tcpip 5555
For Windows PowerShell, Unix/Linux-like systems, etc.
./adb tcpip 5555
Then you can connect in RareBox using <ip address>:5555.