Device Window
In WDM, each connected Android device is displayed in its own Device Window. The window mirrors the device screen and provides direct mouse, keyboard, shortcut, display, and device-control functions.
The Device Window can be moved and resized independently. Total Control remembers the window position and size for the device and restores them when the device is opened again.
Title Bar
- Device Name — Displays the configured name of the device and the current Total Control license level.
- Device Settings — Opens settings for this device, including screen quality, resolution, brightness, volume, shortcuts, connection behavior, and advanced options.
- Device Information — Displays information about the Android device and Total Control components, including device model, brand, resolution, Android version, Total Control App version, and client version.
- Always on Top — Keeps the Device Window above other Windows applications.
- TC Help — Opens the Total Control Help window.
- Minimize / Close — Uses the standard Windows controls to minimize or close the Device Window.
Device Toolbar
The toolbar above the Android screen provides frequently used Device Window controls and status information.
- Device Menu — Opens additional device functions such as screen capture, recording, display controls, file operations, and other tools.
- Navigation / Display Controls — Provides quick access to commonly used device and screen functions.
- Coordinates — When enabled in System Settings, displays the current mouse position using absolute and relative device coordinates.
- Quick Keys — Provides configurable shortcuts to frequently used Total Control functions.
- Accessibility UI Wireframe — Uses Android Accessibility information to render supported UI elements and allow basic interaction when normal screen content is unavailable or when users prefer the accessibility-based view.
- Device Audio / Display Status — Displays the status of applicable device audio or screen functions.
Device Screen
The main portion of the window displays the Android device screen and allows the user to control the device using the PC mouse and keyboard.
The Device Window also supports functions such as text input, clipboard transfer, and dragging files between Windows and the Android device.