Step 2: In Appium Studio go to Device Manager and click the Add Device icon and select iOS Device. Connect the device via USB to your computer.

Install iTunes onto your computer (while Appium Studio is closed so the USB drivers can update).To connect an iOS device so that you can both test applications as well as control the device's springboard: Note: If your only requirement is to test your application (without controlling the device springboard), you can follow the simple one-step connectivity process described as Option B below. Controlling the device's springboard enables actions such as: Changing device settings, Interacting with a non-instrumented application ( like SMS, Contacts, Dialer…), launch and kill, application life-cycle. With Appium Studio you can fully control the iOS application being tested as well as the device's springboard. If you need to use a USB hub, we recommend that you use Plugable USB 2.0 7 Port ġ) Connect an iOS device to Appium Studio.(the number of times you can connect and disconnect a device from the USB port is limited). When you disconnect a device disconnect it with the USB cable.

If you are working with a Desktop, use the backports (directly from the motherboard).

Verify you that you do not have Samsung Kies or HTC Sync installed on your machine.

In this section, we will explain how to connect physical Android and iOS mobile devices to Appium Studio.

How appium server connect to device