The QR code you need to scan is the one displayed in Android Studio: Once selected your device should open up a screen to allow you to scan a QR code.
The screen displayed after wireless debugging is allowed on the current WiFi connection
When you click “ Allow” you will be presented with more options, among them the option to “ Pair device with QR code”, click on this option: You may choose to check the “ Always allow on this network” radio button which will result in the prompt not showing up again for that particular network or simply click “ Allow” if you prefer to be prompted always. The prompt displayed after clicking on the “Use wireless debugging” toggle when the WiFi connection is not currently allowed to have wireless debugging After clicking the toggle and if wireless debugging was not currently enabled on the network your physical device is on, you will then be presented with the following dialogue prompting you to allow wireless debugging on that network:
On the “ Wireless debugging” screen, click on the toggle to reveal more options. (1) The settings menu with Developer Options at the bottom (2) The Developer options screen (3) The Wireless debugging screen This will lead you to a “ Wireless debugging” screen: On your physical device go to “ Settings”, scroll down to “ Developer” options then scroll down and look for “ Wireless debugging” and click on the menu (not the toggle). Select the default option to scan with a QR code: You will then be presented with a dialogue containing either an option to scan a QR code or pair with a pairing code. Once you have the above all ready, start by navigating to the devices dropdown in the menu in Android Studio and selecting “ Pair Devices Using Wi-Fi”: Note this WiFi connection needs to be very stable
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