This article details how to perform a screen capture on the Android I-Series

Please see the procedure below to perform a screen capture on an Android I-Series.

Enable USB Debugging in Developer Options
1. Push the two buttons on the back of the I-Series device and type in the password (default is 1elo)
2. Go to AppsSettings and then About Tablet at the bottom of the screen
3. Tap Build Number 7 times until device is put into Developer Mode
4. Go back one screen to Settings and tap Developer Options
5. Enable USB debugging
6. Connect Micro-USB cable to F/W port on back of I-Series device (other end to computer)
7. Drivers – If working with a Mac or Linux device, no drivers are needed. For Windows, a Google USB driver is needed to complete the connection. If you are in need, we can provide a specialized driver for Windows 7 64-bit. Don’t hesitate to reach out for a link.
8. Next, create a folder on your C: drive labeled “screencap” or something similar.
9. Download and extract the latest ADB Tools for Windows and copy the below files to your newly created folder “C:/screencap”.
10. After the above step is complete, you will need to open a command prompt as administrator. Use the following commands to generate and retrieve the screenshot.
adb shell screencap -p /sdcard/1.png
adb pull /sdcard/1.png
11. When generating multiple screenshots, you will simply replace “1” with the desired file name. In the example below, I used “test.png”.



12. Process is complete. Your extracted screenshots will be available in C:\screencap.