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Group Management

“All Devices” Group​

  • All Devices is the default group and contains every device.
  • It cannot be deleted. Any scanned or imported device appears here automatically.

Create / Rename / Clear / Delete Groups​

  • Create: click New Group at the top of the group list and enter a name.
  • Rename: right-click a group and choose Rename Group.
  • Clear: right-click and choose Clear Group to remove all linked devices while keeping the group itself.
  • Delete: right-click and choose Delete Group to remove the group and its associations without deleting the devices.

Reordering Groups​

  • Drag a group name in the group list to change its order.
  • If Lock Group Order is enabled in group settings, drag-and-drop reordering is disabled.

Selecting Multiple Groups​

  • Turn on Allow Multiple Group Selection in group settings to select more than one group at the same time.
  • When multiple groups are selected, their devices are merged into the current operation scope.

Add Devices to a Group​

  • Select target devices in the device list, then right-click and choose Add Selected Devices to Group...
  • Pick the target group in the dialog.
  • A device can belong to multiple groups. Adding it to one group does not remove it from others.

Bind a Script to a Group​

  • Right-click the group and choose Bind Script.
  • Select a script and confirm.
  • Once a group has a bound script, that script is used first when you run scripts with the group selected.

If the script has a main.json configuration UI, you can also:

  • Use Configure in the group context menu to save group-specific script settings
  • Use Clear Configurations to remove those group-specific settings without changing the script files

How Script Selection Works with Groups​

  • Script launching only affects the devices currently selected in the device list. Selecting a group adds its devices to the current operation scope.
  • If a selected device belongs to a selected group with a bound script, that device uses the group-bound script first; all other devices use the script currently selected on the action bar.
  • If the same device belongs to multiple selected groups, the script from the higher group in the list wins.
  • Selecting All Devices removes group filtering, but it does not automatically select every device row. To run an operation on every device, select all devices manually in the device list first.
  • Example: Group A contains devices 1/2/3 and is bound to Script A; Group B contains devices 4/5/6 and is bound to Script B. When A and B are selected together, devices 1/2/3 use Script A and devices 4/5/6 use Script B. If All Devices is also selected, devices in A and B still use their group scripts, while any other selected devices use the script from the action bar.