Main report
SAD-B-D-M-T_Diagnostic_Report.txt remains the first file to read.
Structured diagnostic exports
Reports designed to explain where they came from.
SAD-B-D-M-T generates support-friendly reports with a visible program header, version information, report metadata, privacy status, a user-entered issue description, and the technical outputs captured during the scan.
Readable TXT report
The TXT export is intended for quick review. It keeps the user description, report metadata, and captured outputs together in one portable text file.
- Identifies SAD-B-D-M-T by name and expanded product title.
- Records the program version, build number, timestamp, and unique report ID.
- Records whether sensitive identifiers were partially redacted.
- Includes a data-collection manifest explaining what was included and excluded.
- Separates the device summary from raw read-only command outputs.
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SAD-B-D-M-T DEVICE DIAGNOSTIC REPORT
Specialized Android Diagnostic, Backup and Device Management Tool
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Report generated by: SAD-B-D-M-T
Program version: v0.1.0 Prototype
Build number: 0001
Report format: SAD-B-D-M-T Diagnostic Report Format v1
Privacy mode: Sensitive identifiers partially redacted
[1] USER-PROVIDED ISSUE DESCRIPTION
[2] DEVICE IDENTIFICATION
[3] ANDROID AND FIRMWARE INFORMATION
[4] BATTERY AND THERMAL INFORMATION
[5] STORAGE INFORMATION
[6] NETWORK AND TELEPHONY INFORMATION
[7] RECENT LOGCAT OUTPUT
[8] RAW COMMAND OUTPUT
[9] DATA COLLECTION MANIFEST
Complete ZIP diagnostic package
The Windows ZIP export adds supporting files around the readable report so a technician can inspect individual outputs without losing the overview.
Individual captures
Separate read-only outputs cover device properties, battery, thermal, storage, connectivity, telephony, packages, and recent Logcat data.
Package manifest
A manifest documents the included files and makes the package easier to navigate.
What the diagnostic scan collects
The v0.1.0 Prototype scan is based on safe read-only ADB queries. Results can vary by Android version, device manufacturer, and the permissions exposed by the connected phone.
| Category | Purpose | Examples of captured context |
|---|---|---|
| Device properties | Identify the connected device and firmware environment. | Android properties and build context. |
| Battery and thermal | Provide a snapshot when overheating, battery, or restart concerns are involved. | Battery status and thermal-service output where exposed. |
| Storage | Show whether storage pressure may be relevant. | Filesystem usage summary. |
| Connectivity and telephony | Capture additional context for service-loss or connection issues. | Connectivity and telephony-registry summaries where exposed. |
| Packages | Record installed package context for troubleshooting. | Package listing output. |
| Recent logs | Preserve recent Android messages around an issue. | Recent Logcat output with thread-time formatting. |
Privacy mode
Partial redaction is the recommended default. A report should contain enough information to troubleshoot the device without exposing more identifying data than the support situation requires.
User-provided issue description
A plain-language description is included near the top of the report so the technical output does not lose the original problem statement.
Preparing to send a report?
Review the report before sharing it. The documentation explains privacy checks and the difference between a readable report and a complete package.