Apple Cluster USB Edition — Beginner Install Guide

Before you start

• A Windows PC (install the control center via the product downloader)
• An iPhone connected to the PC with a USB cable
• i4Tools / AiSi assistant (to install the IPA)
• Access to the official download area (to get the offline main IPA)

1 Open the product downloader and pick identity / platform

Download and open the EasyClick product downloader:

- On this site: Download the product downloader

- Software downloads: Download area

After it opens:

1. Set My identity to Regular user

2. Under Platform version, check iOS USB version

3. Click Next

2 Select required components

On the Components page, check both required items:

- iOS USB cluster control & screen mirroring

- iOS developer disk image package (required — download it; needed after USB connect for mounting the image and starting automation)

Then click Next.

3 Choose the install directory

Use a pure English path — no Chinese characters, spaces, or special symbols. The default like D:\EasyClick is usually fine. Confirm and click Next.

4 Wait for downloads to finish

The download page pulls cluster control & mirroring and the developer disk image. When both show Downloaded / Complete, click Next.

5 Finish install and open the cluster folder

Complete the installer. On the finish page, find iOS USB cluster control & screen mirroring, then click Open folder.

6 Start the control center and sign in

In the install folder, double-click 新中控.exe to open the control center. Register and sign in as prompted.

If the control-center status bar stays red and the center never comes up, the PC is often missing the Visual C++ (VC) runtime. Use the product downloader to download the VC libraries zip, install it, then restart the computer and open the control center again.

7 Download the offline main IPA

Next, install the IPA on the phone: open the site Download area, then click Download offline main app to get the file.

If the browser warns that the file is risky, choose Keep — do not let it delete the IPA.

8 Import and install with i4Tools

1. Open i4Tools (AiSi) and confirm the phone is detected

2. Open the phone Apps section

3. Click Import install and select the IPA you downloaded

9 Open the installed app

After install, open 易点云测签名版 (or the icon for your offline main app). The first launch usually shows app verification / trust prompts.

10 Trust the profile in Settings

On the phone go to Settings → General → VPN & Device Management (wording may vary), find the new profile / developer app, and tap Trust.

After trusting, turn on Developer Mode (usually required on iOS 16+; otherwise automation / mirroring often fails):

1. On the phone: Settings → Privacy & Security → Developer Mode, enable it, restart when prompted, then confirm again

2. Or in the control center device list, right-click the device → Enable Developer Mode

3. Or in i4Tools / AiSi, click Live screen / Real-time mirroring: if it prompts you to enable Developer Mode, follow that prompt to turn it on

11 Grant app permissions

Open the app again after trusting. Allow all permission prompts. You can also finish permissions under in-app Permission grant.

12 Start automation in the control center

Back in the control center, confirm the phone is connected with a USB cable.

Developer disk image check:

1. Make sure the downloader checked and downloaded the iOS developer disk image package

2. Plug in the device over USB, then open the control center

3. Click the Developer disk image button in the control center and check the status: if it shows Mounted / Flashed (已刷入), the image was applied successfully

4. After the phone reboots, the image usually clears — you must mount / flash it again

If the exact version image is missing: under the control-center install dir, open bridgebin\config\DeveloperDiskImage, copy a nearby version folder and rename it (e.g. no 27.0 → copy 26.5 and rename to 27.0), restart the control center and iPhone, reconnect over USB, then confirm Mounted / Flashed via the Developer disk image button.

Click Start automation. After a moment, automation status should become Yes.

If it never becomes Yes, right-click the device → Test automation and troubleshoot from the error.

13 Open group screen control (New UI)

In the control center click Group screen control, choose New UI, and open the mirroring window.

14 Check the USB mirroring license

If you see a missing or expired USB screen mirroring license: buy from your reseller or official channel, then bind it in License center as USB screen mirroring license (not the separate USB device license).

15 Mirror again and confirm the screen

With a valid license, start mirroring again — you should see the phone screen.

16 More advanced settings

In the mirroring window System settings you will find more options (scene modes, per-screen config, etc.). Tune them for your workflow.

What to do next

• Screen mirroring operations: New UI operation guide
• Images, proxy, and full reference: iOS USB screen mirroring tutorial
• Legacy UI: Legacy UI guide

Common pitfalls

1. Missed / did not download the developer disk image → automation / mirroring often fails
2. Control center Developer disk image is not Mounted / Flashed → reconnect over USB and remount; remount again after every reboot
3. Exact version image missing → under the control-center install dir, open bridgebin\config\DeveloperDiskImage, copy a nearby version folder and rename it (e.g. 26.5 → 27.0), restart the control center and iPhone, then remount; check via the Developer disk image button
4. Install path has Chinese or spaces → reinstall to a pure English path
5. Browser deleted the IPA → download again and choose Keep
6. Profile not trusted / Developer Mode off / permissions missing → automation will not start
7. Only device license, no USB screen mirroring license → device connects but mirroring reports expired
8. Odd failures (cannot connect, automation fails, black screen, etc.) → confirm the image is mounted first; restart the iPhone only if needed (then remount), and quit/reopen the cluster control software
9. Control-center status bar stays red / center will not start → PC may be missing VC libraries; download the VC libraries zip from the product downloader, install it, then restart the computer and open the center again
10. Automation start fails with use of closed network connection → in control center settings, set Local bridge → Automation connection to Use a new connection each time, then retry; do the same if mirroring UI cannot start automation

Enable USB HID mode (optional)

USB HID taps and swipes over the USB cable. It does not need a Bluetooth or OTG board. The phone must be iOS 17 or later. On older iOS, keep using Start automation / USB + automation service from earlier steps.

1. Open the mirroring client and go to System settings → Scene mode

2. Pick one:

- No automation screenshot + USB_HID: no app on the phone; USB connection is enough (simplest)

- Main-app recording + USB_HID: smoother picture; the offline main IPA must already be installed. The system first captures screenshots to show the screen, then opens the main app and shows the live-broadcast dialog — tap Start Broadcast (开始直播)

3. Click Start mirroring. If you chose main-app recording, you will first see the captured screen, then the main app opens with the broadcast prompt — tap Start Broadcast, then use the mouse to tap and swipe

If mouse taps do nothing: on the device thumbnail or device list, right-click → USB HID → Rebuild USBHID session, then try again.

More detail: New UI operation guide and USB HID events.

Troubleshooting

Automation start fails with use of closed network connection

If Start automation fails in the control center or mirroring UI with an error like use of closed network connection:

1. Open Control center settings

2. Find Local bridge → Automation connection

3. Set it to Use a new connection each time

4. Try Start automation again

If the mirroring UI cannot start automation either, make the same change and retry.