If you hold both sticks down like you’re shutting off the motors while the controller is booting up, the usual green/red LED turns white for a moment—like when it’s doing a firmware update.
Not totally sure what you can do with it yet. Mine’s stuck in authorizing (long story), but figured someone else might find it useful.
This is actually super helpful! With ADB working, you could plug it into your PC and use something like SCRCPY to mirror the screen for recording or livestreaming. You could also try using USB-C’s ALT-DP mode with a display port adapter and capture card, but that’s way more expensive than just going the ADB route.
@Shiloh
Totally. Or if anyone’s into Android modding, you might even be able to root it or unlock the bootloader and install your own apps.
Jaden said:
@Shiloh
Totally. Or if anyone’s into Android modding, you might even be able to root it or unlock the bootloader and install your own apps.
Yeah installing or removing apps with ADB is actually pretty easy—I had to do that recently to get rid of a keyboard on my Samsung Flip 5. The trickier part is launching those apps. The RC2 doesn’t really have a normal home screen or app launcher, as far as I know.
@Shiloh
You could probably just install a third-party launcher. That might fix the issue.
Wait… what’s ADB?
Finnian said:
Wait… what’s ADB?
Here you go: Android Debug Bridge (adb) | Android Studio | Android Developers.