--- title: "Peripherals Tab" slug: "peripherals-tab-skykit-control" description: "Learn about the properties and configurations found on the Peripherals tab." updated: 2023-02-28T22:35:59Z published: 2023-02-28T22:35:59Z canonical: "support.skykit.com/peripherals-tab-skykit-control" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://support.skykit.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Peripherals Tab Skykit Control allows you to connect to a peripheral device such as a TV that is connected to your Android device via a USB interface. When the device is connected, you can send commands to it remotely. Open the **Peripherals** tab to see information about any peripherals connected to the device. You can also add a new peripheral from this tab. ![Device details - Peripherals tab](https://cdn.document360.io/86c4dfb2-4202-4f4a-97e1-d24441ae8c90/Images/Documentation/Peripherals_Without_Firmware_Tab.png) For each peripheral device you see the following information: - Connection status - Vendor ID - Baud Rate - Stop Bit - Flow Control - Parity To edit peripheral information, select the pencil icon. To delete the peripheral from the list, select the trash icon. ## **Adding a Peripheral** To add a peripheral, you'll need to have the following information about the device. You should be able to find these values in the documentation that comes with the device. - vendor ID - baud rate - parity - flow control - stop bit 1. In the **Peripherals** tab, select **+Add Peripheral**. A details window opens. ![Add Peripherals window](https://cdn.document360.io/86c4dfb2-4202-4f4a-97e1-d24441ae8c90/Images/Documentation/Enter%20Peripheral%20Details.png) 2. Enter the name of the peripheral in the **Name** field. 3. In the **Vendor ID** field, enter the ID of the vendor providing the device. 4. Enter **Baud Rate**, **Parity**, **Flow Control**, and **Stop Bit** values in the appropriate fields. 5. Select **Submit** to close the window and return to the **Peripherals** tab. After the peripheral is connected, it will be listed in the window. The information you enter allows the device to detect the peripheral and connect to it. ## **Sending a Command** Once the peripheral device is connected to your Android device, you can send supported commands to it through Skykit Control. **Note**: The peripheral must be connected when you send the command. 1. In the **Peripherals** tab, select **+Send Command**. The **Send Command** window opens. ![Peripherals tab - Send Command window](https://cdn.document360.io/86c4dfb2-4202-4f4a-97e1-d24441ae8c90/Images/Documentation/Send%20Command%20Window.png) 2. Enter the text of the supported command you need to send and select **Send Command**.