Wired Mirroring

scrcpy is an open-source Android screen mirroring and control tool. To use it independently, install scrcpy and configure a working adb environment. Connect the glasses and computer with the Glass3 data debugging cable to view the glasses screen in real time.

Wired Steps

1. Connect the glasses and computer with the Glass3 data debugging cable.
2. Confirm that ADB detects the device:

adb devices

3. After the device state becomes device, start mirroring:

scrcpy -s <glasses-serial-number>

If only one Android device is connected, you can also run:

scrcpy

References

• GitHub: https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy
• Releases: https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy/releases
• Cable notes in Quick Start: Confirm the cable and projection tool

Optional for Developers: Switch to Wireless ADB Manually

For manual wireless ADB troubleshooting, connect the glasses over the data cable first and then run the following commands. Regular users should use RokidMirror wireless mirroring instead.

1. Confirm the device is online:

adb devices

2. Enable the ADB TCP port:

adb tcpip 5555

3. Read the glasses IP address from wlan0:

adb shell ip addr show wlan0

4. Connect and start mirroring:

adb connect <glasses-ip>:5555
scrcpy -s <glasses-ip>:5555

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Check
adb devices does not show the glasses	Use the Glass3 data debugging cable and verify USB debugging.
adb connect fails	Confirm that the computer can reach the glasses IP, peer-to-peer access is allowed, and the firewall is not blocking the connection.
Mirroring is laggy	Use a more stable Wi-Fi network or return to wired mirroring.
Wireless access is lost after reboot	Some environments require running adb tcpip 5555 again over the data cable after reboot.