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Connecting to a mini dev kit for debugging logs

I've got a clover mini dev kit hooked up to a sandbox account with our app installed. It's been crashing for some reasons and I need to figure out why. So I'm trying to connect to it with adb to see what's going on. The problem is I'm not able to connect to it using adb.

C:\>adb connect 192.168.1.105:5555
cannot connect to 192.168.1.105:5555: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it. (10061)

I've confirmed that USB debugging is enabled on the device and my laptop is connected to the same wifi network.

I'm seeing a lot of talk about station dev kits requiring a USB cable being plugged into the device before wifi will work however I'm not seeing any place for me to plug such a cable in. Is there a similar thing for the mini? Where is the port to plug into? What kind of cable is needed?

This dev kit was a hand me down from a team that was doing some development before me so it's possible that I'm missing some cable or something setting was screwed up before now.

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David Marginian Deactivated answered markbath edited

How is the device powered? Mine has a hub with USB a slots.

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I've got a hub thing. with 4, USB2 ports. Are those what I'm suppose to use?
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Yes, but you need to have the correct cable. It is a usb a (your computer) to a usb b (what you will connect to your hub). This would have been delivered with your devkit. You can try using another usb a to b chord but it may not work.
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jellis avatar image jellis David Marginian ♦♦ commented ·
Like I said it's was a hand me down from another team, I don't see the cable but I'll be able to pick up a USB-A <-> USB-B cable up this afternoon. If I have to have the clover specific cable is there an easy way to order a replacement?
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Debug mode is set to MCU, WSTK power switch is in AEM mini militia mod position (I've also tried BAT position with targets being powered with CR2032 batteries) and both boards do receive power.

If you use WSTK mainboard to debug external thunderboard (or DK2600A), I suppose you should use 'OUT' mode.

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