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iOS wireless edition install

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TL;DR
Downloader → iOS Offline + AI Workstation → install offline wireless center, developer images, iEasyRun → install IPA & trust → use tjcenter-new.exe for offline device license + init → scan iOS Offline in the workstation. Day-to-day tasks use Wi‑Fi; USB is still needed for license / flashing images.

1. When to use

  • iPhone and PC on the same LAN; you prefer Wi‑Fi automation
  • You need the offline main-app IPA on the phone with iEasyRun chat / workflows / MCP
  • Pick either this path or iOS USB edition—don’t mix the two

2. What gets installed

Component Role
iOS developer image package Flash developer images for automation
iOS offline wireless center (tjcenter-new.exe) License, init, flash images
iEasyRun AI Workstation Chat, workflows, MCP
Offline main-app IPA Phone agent
AiSi Assistant Install the IPA over USB

3. Before you start

  • Windows PC online; phone and PC preferably on the same Wi‑Fi
  • A working USB cable (IPA install, licensing, image flash)
  • Enable Developer Mode on iPhone (Settings → Privacy & Security → Developer Mode)
  • Turn off protection before install: antivirus, Windows Security real-time protection, temporary firewall off

Downloader: https://ieasyclick.com/downloader

4. PC-side install

Step 1: Select products

Run the downloader and select:

  • Identity: Ordinary user
  • Platform: iOS Offline
  • AI Workstation: AI Workstation

Click Next.

Fig. 1 · Select iOS Offline and AI Workstation

Step 2: Check components

Check these three:

  • iOS developer image package
  • iOS offline wireless center (license, init, flash images)
  • iEasyRun Mobile Automation AI Workstation

Fig. 2 · Check images, offline center, iEasyRun

Step 3: Confirm install folder

Default path is fine.

Fig. 3 · Confirm install folder

Step 4: Wait for download

Keep the network stable until batch download finishes.

Fig. 4 · Batch download

Step 5: Finish install

Follow on-screen install; use Open folder for each product.

Fig. 5 · Install complete

5. Install IPA on the phone

Step 6: Download the offline main-app IPA

Fig. 6 · Download main-app IPA

Step 7: Install with AiSi Assistant

  1. Install AiSi (i4.cn)
  2. USB-connect iPhone → Trust this computer
  3. AiSi → Apps → Import & install → select the IPA

If AiSi cannot see the phone, fix cable/port/trust, then try Repair driver.

Fig. 7 · AiSi import/install IPA

Step 8: Trust the app and grant permissions

  1. Settings → General → VPN & Device Management → trust the enterprise app
  2. Open the app; allow prompts, or use App settings → Permission grants
  3. If the float window blocks the screen: App settings → Keep-alive → use a thinner float style → Save

Also enable keep-alive (all three) and Photos (IME optional).

Fig. 8 · Trust app and permissions

6. Offline license and initialization (required)

Daily tasks can be wireless, but purchase, bind, init, and image flash still need USB.

Step 9: Run the offline wireless center

Open the offline wireless install folder and double-click tjcenter-new.exe.

  • No account: register
  • Existing EasyClick / iEasyRun account: sign in (accounts are shared)

Fig. 9 · Run tjcenter-new.exe

Step 10: See the device in Offline Activator

Open Offline Activator, connect the phone via USB, then purchase a license from official/reseller channels.

Fig. 10 · Offline Activator and license entry

Step 11: Bind “Offline device license”

When binding the card/key, set license type to Offline device license (脱机设备授权)—not USB device license.

Fig. 11 · Choose offline device license

Step 12: Set BundleId and batch initialize

  1. Set main-app BundleId, commonly com.ieasyclick.ecauto2598922706
    Or copy the identifier from AiSi → Apps → right-click the app
  2. Save
  3. Select device(s) → Batch initialize until success

Fig. 12 · BundleId and batch init

Step 13: Confirm license info in the app

The app should open after init. In App settings, you should see the signed-in user and a valid time. If not, reboot phone + offline center and initialize again.

Fig. 13 · Confirm license in App settings

7. Connect iEasyRun and scan devices

Step 14: Run iEasyRun

Double-click iEasyRun-AI-Agent.exe. If it won’t open, install MicrosoftEdgeWebview2Setup.exe first.

Fig. 14 · Run iEasyRun-AI-Agent.exe

Step 15: Sign in

Register or sign in (EasyClick iOS accounts work too).

Fig. 15 · Sign in to iEasyRun

Step 16: Open Devices and scan

Go to Devices → Scan.

Fig. 16 · Devices scan

Step 17: Choose “iOS Offline”

Select iOS Offline (wireless). Phone and PC must be reachable on the LAN; open the offline main app on the phone; pick a local subnet → Start scan.

Fig. 17 · Scan as iOS Offline

Step 18: Add the device to the list

Add discovered devices to the list.

Fig. 18 · Add device

Step 19: New chat with offline device

In Chat, create a session, choose iOS Offline, and pick the device.

Fig. 19 · Chat with iOS Offline

Step 20: Configure a model

Open Capabilities, add and save an LLM so chat can drive the phone.

Fig. 20 · Add a model

8. Acceptance checklist

  • tjcenter-new.exe signed in; Offline device license bound
  • Batch initialize done; App settings shows user + validity
  • iEasyRun signed in; device listed under Devices
  • Model configured under Capabilities
  • Chat can send a simple task to that device

Next: Getting started

Troubleshooting

Symptom Fix
Automation service won’t start Enable Developer Mode; check image status in Offline Activator and flash over USB if needed
Scan finds nothing Re-init license info; same subnet; main app running / keep-alive OK
After phone reboot, automation fails Developer images are lost on reboot—USB reconnect and flash images again
No license License type must be Offline device license
Confused with USB path Offline day-to-day uses Wi‑Fi + tjcenter-new.exe; USB path uses 新中控.exe + USB license
Workstation won’t open Install WebView2 setup, then relaunch

Offline also supports screen-recording, BLE, OTG tap modes, etc. This page only covers install through first successful chat.