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How To Enable Volte

This document provides a step-by-step guide to enable VoLTE and VoWiFi on OnePlus devices using specific tools and configurations. It details the installation of necessary drivers, the use of EngineerMode, and the configuration of network settings through command prompts. The guide also notes potential issues with MBN files and suggests using specific configurations for optimal performance with Australian networks.

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How To Enable Volte

This document provides a step-by-step guide to enable VoLTE and VoWiFi on OnePlus devices using specific tools and configurations. It details the installation of necessary drivers, the use of EngineerMode, and the configuration of network settings through command prompts. The guide also notes potential issues with MBN files and suggests using specific configurations for optimal performance with Australian networks.

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- First, unzip the OnePlus VoLTE Tools directory.

- Install the Qualcomm Drivers > select the first (defualt) option "WWAN-DHCP is
not used to get IPAdress"

- Now connect your phone to your PC via USB cable.


- Pull down the notification shade, you should see "Andorid system - Charging this
device via USB.
- Tap for more options > Select "File Transfer"

- Copy "OnePlus EngineerMode v1.01.apk" and "OnePlus Logkit+v1.0.apk" to your


phone, then install both.

- Open dialer, type in *#800#


- Select "Complete action using EngineerMode" Just Once
- Select 'oneplus Logkit'
- Scroll down & select 'Function Switch'

- Tick the VoLTE switch and then cancel


- Tick the VoWifi switch and then reboot

- When your phone comes back after restart, go into its Settings...

- Navigate to Settings > Wifi & Internet > SIM & network > select SIM1 (or SIM2)
and take note of which is in use.
- You should now see the 'Enhanced communications' area with VoLTE toggles
available.

- Toggle "VoLTE" on.


- Toggle "Wi-Fi Calling" on.
- Tap "Calling preference" and select "Wi-Fi preferred"

That's great, the next step is to configure your new found VoLTE/VoWiFi functions
to work with your newtwork provider.
Leave your phone connected to the PC via USB

- On your PC open the "OnePlus VoLTE Tools" directory. Go into "VoLTE MBNs"
directory and select your Network Provider (Optus, Telstra or Vodafone)
- Copy the single file "mcfg_sw.mbn" into the directory "EfsTools-0.10-modded-1.2"

- Now, with the "EfsTools-0.10-modded-1.2" folder open, click on the address bar at
the top (it should say "OnePlus VoLTE Tools > EfsTools-0.10-modded-1.2"), it'll
turn blue...
- Type: CMD

-This should open a command prompt window in the correct directory - it should say
something like
C:\Users\xxxxx\Desktop\OnePlus VoLTE Tools\EfsTools-0.10-modded-1.2>

- Now on your phone, go to dialer, dial in *#801#


- Select "Complete action using EngineerMode" Just Once
- Select "Rndis,diag switch" - toggle to ON

- Back to your PC in the command window, you should be able to test connection to
EFStools by typing:

EfsTools.exe efsInfo
(Hit Enter)

- You should see some white text with no errors like "Use serial port 'COM4'
Version: 1, MaxDirectories: 50, MapPathnameLength: 1024, MaxFileSize: 0,
MaxFilenameLength: 768, MaxMounts: 36, MaxSymlinkDepth: 0"

If you see red text with errors, ensure your phone has the "Rndis,diag switch"
toggled on, or reinstall the Qualcomm drivers.

- Copy and Paste this code, and hit Enter (for SIM1):

EfsTools.exe writeFile -i mcfg_autoselect_by_uim -o


/nv/item_files/mcfg/mcfg_autoselect_by_uim

Copy and Paste this code, and hit Enter (for SIM2):

EfsTools.exe writeFile -i mcfg_autoselect_by_uim -o


/nv/item_files/mcfg/mcfg_autoselect_by_uim -s 1

- You should see a line of white text like "Use serial port 'COM4'" with no errors

Copy and Paste this code, and hit Enter (for SIM1):

EfsTools.exe uploadDirectory -i mcfg_sw.mbn -o / -v

Copy and Paste this code, and hit Enter (for SIM2):

EfsTools.exe uploadDirectory -i mcfg_sw.mbn -o / -s 1

- If it worked your screen should spew out a load of white text. Mine had a single
red error in the middle of the white text but it carried on fine.

- That's it. Now just reboot your phone and you should hopefully see a "VoLTE"
symbol next to the network/wifi icons (though it may only show once you pull the
notification shade down)
You can test if VoLTE is working by turning off WiFi and placing a call. The VoLTE
symbol should remain on. During the call open a browser and navigate to a web page
to ensure that data is still working, this tells you that it hasn't dropped back to
3G voice.

As for Vo-WiFi - I find that mine says VoLTE most of the time but if I make a call,
it usually changes to "VoWiFi" during the first few seconds of the call.

Just a note about the Volte MBNs configuration files. Aussie VoLTE MBNs are hard
to come by. The ones included in this guide are from a Google Pixel.
Most guides I've seen are using MBNs from a Xiaomi MI9T. I tried these first and
found that while VoLTE calls worked perfectly, 4G Data was completely broken all of
the time, while on a call or not (OnePlus 6 on Telstra network). For this reason I
opted not to include them in this Guide.

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