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Terminal

The Terminal panel provides an integrated command-line environment for interacting with devices over SSH or a serial connection, without switching to an external terminal application.

Note: A device must be connected.

File Management​

The File Management panel on the left provides access to the device file system.

Toolbar​

The toolbar at the top of the panel provides common action buttons:

  • Refresh: Refreshes the current directory.
  • New Folder: Creates a folder in the current directory.
  • Upload: Uploads a local file to the current directory.
  • Download: Downloads the selected file to the local system.

Context Menu​

Right-click a file or directory to open a context menu with the following actions:

  • Copy Path: Copies the path of the selected file or folder.
  • Open in Terminal: Opens a new terminal session at the selected directory location.
  • Rename: Renames the selected file or folder.
  • Delete: Deletes the selected file or folder.

Terminal Sessions​

The Terminal Sessions area on the right provides a command-line environment with multi-tab support. Each tab corresponds to an independent session.

Toolbar​

The terminal toolbar provides the following actions:

  • +: Creates a new terminal tab.

  • SSH: Connects to the device over SSH and opens a remote terminal. Select this option to open the configuration dialog, then enter the SSH port, username, and password to connect. Configure SSH parameters

  • ADB: Connects to the device through the ADB protocol and opens a debugging shell.

  • Open Serial: Opens a serial terminal for viewing boot logs and performing low-level debugging. Select this option to open the configuration dialog, choose a serial device, configure the baud rate and other parameters, then connect. Configure serial parameters

  • Split Right: Splits the terminal area to create a new independent panel to the right of the current terminal. Terminal split screen example

  • Split Down: Splits the terminal area to create a new independent panel below the current terminal.

    Split screen limits: Maximum of 5 panels in a single direction (horizontal or vertical) and 16 panels total.

  • Full Screen: Switches the terminal area to full-screen mode.