How to Download Oppo Firmware using OPPO OTA Downloader

In this guide, we will show you the steps to download the firmware for your Oppo device using the OPPO OTA Downloader. Nearly none of the OEMs nowadays provide their firmware on their official websites. Still, there are a few easy steps using which you can get their firmware.

For example, the Oxygen Updater app for the Play Store for OnePlus, OTA Archive on GitHub for Nothing , Frija Tool or the SamFW website of Samsung, and so on. But when it comes to Oppo, you wouldn’t find any traces of their stock firmware anywhere on the web. Up until now.

XDA Senior Member Stano36 has done an impressive job in creating the OPPO OTA Downloader Tool, which will help you download any and every version of the firmware for any Oppo device. While the first-time setup is a tad lengthy, but that is just about it. From the subsequent time onwards, downloading the firmware is just a breeze. So without any further ado, let’s show you how all of this could be carried out.

• How to Download Oppo Firmware using OPPO OTA Downloader Find Region, OTA, and Manifest Codes of Oppo Devices Use OPPO OTA Downloader [NEW] Use OPPO OTA Downloader [OLD]

How to Download Oppo Firmware using OPPO OTA Downloader

Before starting, it is required that you find the Region, OTA, and Manifest code for your Oppo device, as it will be used in the tool. All of them have been explained below. Make sure you checkmark this step off your list before moving over to the tool’s usage.

Find Region, OTA, and Manifest Codes of Oppo Devices

1. First off, find the model number of your device. For this guide, let’s go with Oppo Find X Pro with model number CPH2659IN, where CPH2659 is the device’s model number and IN is for the India region.
2. Next, find the region+version code for your device. For the region, check out the image below. For instance, for India, the region code will be 1b.
3. Now, decide the OTA code out of A, C, F, and H, as explained below: A – the version with which the device was introduced. C – the first major update F – the second major update H – the third major update
4. Let’s go with the first major update, so the OTA code will be A [this will be known as ‘version’].
5. Therefore, the region+version code in our case will be 1bA. Note it down somewhere as it will come in handy later on.

So how did we come across this region code [such as 1b for India]? That’s easy. Launch dialer and type *#6776# OR *#899#. Then scroll down to Manifest:Image, and you’ll get the information regarding the region your device currently belongs to.

For example, if it is 97:97, then it belongs to China, 39:39 to Thailand, and so on. But what about mixed numbers like 83:1b?It means your device’s origin country was Saudi Arabia, but you have now converted it to India. I hope this clears all your doubts.

UPDATE: It seems that the tool now asks for Manifest+OTA version instead of region+version. Turns out they both are the same thing. If the manifest comes out to be 1b:1b, then you should take it as 1b. Then the OTA [also known as version] will still follow the same rule as before- in our case, we chose A. So the manifest+OTA will still turn out to be 1bA.

However, if you have changed region, then the manifest values will be something like 3e:33. This means your device’s country of origin is the Philippines, but you are currently running the Indonesian firmware. So you should choose the Manifest as the current region, which is 33 for Indonesia. This, when combined with the OTA, let’s say you choose the third major update H; the Manifest+OTA code turns out 33H.

Use OPPO OTA Downloader [NEW]

With the new update, you no longer have to run any scripts whatsoever. You can easily download and install all the stuff using just one line. Moreover, the tool now also supports OnePlus and Realme devices. So without any further ado, let’s put this tool to the test right away.

1. First off, download and install the Termux and Termux Widget apps on your device.
2. Now grant permission to access files and display over other apps to both these apps.
3. Launch Termux and type the command below to install the Oppo OTA Downloader: curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/stanislawrabel/mod/main/incurl_m3v1.sh | bash
4. Now type in either of the three letters, depending on the need [for most of you, it will be O]. O: Launch the OTA Downloader S: Save the Firmware Downloader Link D: Download the firmware
5. In my case, I have opened all three of them in separate windows and named them accordingly.
6. Then launch it, type in your device’s model number, and hit Enter. Let’s say we want the firmware for CPH2659IN. So first type 2 and hit Enter. This will select CPH.
7. Now type in your device’s model number+region, but don’t type CPH once again, as we have already chosen that before. So just type 2659IN and hit Enter.
8. Then type in the manifest+version code, which we found out earlier [1bA], and hit Enter.
9. It will find the download link for your device and present it right in front of you.
10. Copy the Download Link, open a new Termux tab, and type D to open the Downloader.
11. Then paste the link there and hit Enter. Then give it a name and hit Enter. The firmware will now be downloaded onto your device.
12. If you want to share the link or get hold of various firmware files for a device instead of just the latest one, then open a new tab, type S, and hit Enter. Now type in only the base model without CPH, RMX, etc. Likewise, do not add any region code like IN for India. So in our case, it will be 2659.

Use OPPO OTA Downloader [OLD]

1. First off, download and install the Termux and Termux Widget apps on your device.
2. Now grant permission to access files and display over other apps to both these apps.
3. Next, create an OTA folder in the Internal Memory [not inside any folder].
4. Now download the ota_m.zip file and extract it inside the OTA folder. You’ll get two files: ota.sh and m.sh.
5. Then launch Termux and change the working directory to this OTA folder: cd /storage/emulated/0/OTA
6. Let’s now run the OTA script using the below command: bash ota.sh
7. Now hit the following sequences of keys: Enter, Enter, Y, N [for sourcelist], N [for bash.bashrc], Y, Y, Y, Y. Only These Two Query Should Have Reply N
8. Let’s now make a directory using the below command: mkdir -p /data/data/com.termux/files/home/.shortcuts
9. Now, change the permission of the shortcuts using the below command chmod 700 -R /data/data/com.termux/files/home/.shortcuts
10. Let’s now open the file in the Nano text editor using the below command: nano ~/.shortcuts/ota
11. Go to the OTA folder, open the m.sh script, copy all the content of the script, and paste it into the Nano Editor in Termux.
12. Now do Ctrl O Enter (save script, it is the alphabet O, not the number zero) > Ctrl X (exit editor) > exit (exit Termux).
13. Finally, go to the home screen and add the Termux widget.
14. Then launch it, type in your device’s model number, and hit Enter. Let’s say we want the firmware for CPH2659IN. So first type 2 and hit Enter. This will select CPH.
15. Now type in your device’s model number+region, but don’t type CPH once again, as we have already chosen that before. So just type 2659IN and hit Enter.
16. Then type in the manifest+version code, which we found out earlier [1bA], and hit Enter.
17. It will find the download link for your device and present it right in front of you.
18. Simply copy the link and paste it into your browser window. The firmware will now be downloaded.
19. Similarly, you may download more firmwares for your Oppo.
20. Once done, type 3 and hit Enter to close the script. You may now close Termux as well.
21. Note: If you are unable to download firmware, then it means Oppo has blocked the URL. Nothing to worry about. Just use this guide to bypass the restriction and get your firmware file right away.

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