Cheetah tool document

ADB Connection Method (Android Debug Bridge) Overview ADB (Android Debug Bridge) is a software-based connection method that allows communication with an Android device while the operating system is running or partially running. It is widely used for debugging, device management, and controlled servicing operations through a secure command interface. ADB operates at the Android system level and requires explicit authorization from the device. When Is ADB Required? ADB is typically used when: The device boots into Android or Recovery USB Debugging is enabled The device is unlocked or authorization is granted FRP or software servicing is supported via ADB by the tool System-level commands or data access are required Fastboot or Download Mode is not necessary How Does ADB Work? ADB establishes a client–server connection between the computer and the Android system. Once authorized, the repair tool can c [....]

  EDL Connection Method (Emergency Download Mode) EDL (Emergency Download Mode) is a low-level hardware-based connection method used on Qualcomm-powered devices. This mode allows direct communication with the device’s chipset for advanced servicing operations when the operating system is not accessible or security restrictions block normal access methods. EDL is widely used for firmware flashing, partition repair, and security-related servicing scenarios. When Is EDL Required? The EDL connection method is typically used when: The device is based on a Qualcomm chipset The device does not boot into Android FRP, screen lock, or security restrictions block normal access Download Mode or Fastboot is unavailable or restricted Firmware flashing or partition-level repair is required Advanced servicing tools require direct chipset communication Servicing Samsung or other OEM Qualcomm devices with restric [....]

  MTP Connection Method – Samsung Android 16 MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) is a software-based connection method that allows communication with an Android device while the operating system is running. In Samsung devices running Android 16, this method is also used in a controlled manner to enable service-level communication with repair tools, including scenarios related to FRP management. In this Android version, Samsung exposes specific user-level system interfaces through MTP that can be utilized by compatible service tools for authorized software servicing operations. When Is MTP Required? The MTP connection method is typically used in the following scenarios: The device boots normally into Android The device is at the Setup Wizard stage after a reset FRP is active and traditional methods (ADB / Download Mode) are unavailable The repair tool supports the Samsung Android 16 MTP interface A non-invasive connecti [....]