ADB Disconnected

I have exactly the same issue. I have checked in ADB with ADB device -l and ADB forward --list and the emulator is set up to connect via port 7381 however when I start the Connect IQ Device Simulator it still fails to connect via the Connect | Start menu with the same "ADB Disconnected" warning.

Is there some port we should reboot ADB to listen on ? or some way of checking which port it is trying to connect via ?
Thanks


[FONT=courier new]>adb forward --list
emulator-5554 tcp:7381 tcp:7381


>adb devices -l
List of devices attached
emulator-5554 device product:sdk_gphone_x86 model:Android_SDK_built_for_x86 device:generic_x86 transport_id:1[/FONT]

We are tracking and trying to reproduce this. I'll let you know when I know more.

Thanks,
-Coleman

I have the same issue. I use macOS. I configured ADB according to the documentation, but got "ADB Disconnected." alert, when I was trying to connect.

Here is output of my ADB configuration:

[FONT=courier new]>./adb devices -l
List of devices attached
1adcb1ca device usb:338690048X product:bacon model:A0001 device:A0001 transport_id:1

>./adb forward --list
1adcb1ca tcp:7381 tcp:7381[/FONT]

Okay,

I have some news here. It looks like there have to be a couple of changes for this to work correctly. The sample provided by our companion app is set up for communication over an active connection to a physical device over Bluetooth. In order to use ADB tethered connections you need to do the following:

In MainActivity.java for the comm sample app the IQConnectType should be used as TETHERED, for it to connect to the simulator through adb

mConnectIQ = ConnectIQ.getInstance(this, IQConnectType.TETHERED);

Once those changes are made you can try again and it should work. I've got a ticket made to update the Mobile SDK Docs to reflect this.

Thanks,
-Coleman

Sensational! Thanks Coleman works perfectly now!