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# Android®

Cronus Zen™ allows you to play games across supported Android devices using a compatible controller. It can be used on phones, tablets, and laptops.

## Step-By-Step

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Connect Cronus Zen™ to a Windows® PC using the **PROG USB port**.
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Open **Zen Studio → Device Panel** and enable **PS Remote Play**.\
You may then disconnect the **PROG USB cable**.

Note: PS Remote Play is enabled to ensure controllers connected to Android are detected correctly.
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Connect Cronus Zen™ to the Android USB-C device using the **CONSOLE/PC USB port**.\
A **USB-C OTG adapter** is required.
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Ensure the Zen is powered on. Wait approximately 10 seconds before connecting a controller.
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After 10 seconds, connect a supported controller to the Zen’s A3 USB port.

**Note:** Wireless controllers must be fully charged. They do not charge from the Android device.
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