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[REF] Samsung firmware naming convention and explanation

Guys,
Eveyone seems to always struggle with the question "is this firwmare KXY newer or older than KYZ". After a long search, I found some parts of explanations from places to places and as I owe a lot to this community for helping me taking the better of my past phones, I thought it was finally the appropriate place to send back my gratitude and summarise them in one post. If moderators feel this thread does not belong to this part of the forum, feel free to move it in the appropriate one (but I really do think it belongs to this part as it is ROM related).
To know what is your phone *ware versions, type on the phone keypad (if you want them to work on GoDialer or any software that sits on top of phone keypad, you need to add "*#" without the quotes before the code and "*#*" without the quotes again after):
Firmware ver: *#1234#
S/W ver: *#1111#
H/W ver: *#2222#
My bonus: a code to test all your phone capabilities (screen, sound, sensors, ...):*#0*#
Now that you have typed the firmware version code and that you are on the screen, you get 3 different pieces of information. As an example, my phone shows:
PDA: N7000XXKKA
PHONE: N7000XXKK5
CSC: N7000OXAKK9
PDA is the operating system with its programs and settings included.
PHONE is the modem firmware file, parts of which are required to access the hardware.
CSC (for consumer software customisation) are the regional settings applied which may install additional programs as well as provider-specific settings (APN).
PDA AND PHONE CODE MEANING
What does N7000XXKKA means?
N7000(=model)XX(=Region)K(=Year)K(=Month)A(=Revision)
As you know your model, here are Samsung's complementary information:
REGION CODES
BD Cyprus, Greece
CP Finland
DBVietnam
DC Thailand
DD India
DT Australia
DX Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam
DZ Malaysia, Singapore
JA South Africa
JC Algeria, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, Tunisia
JP Arabic
JR Arabic
JV Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Morocco, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey
MT Switzerland
XA Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, United Kingdom
XB Denmark, Norway, Sweden
XC Portugal, Spain
XD Croatia, Czech, Hungary, Slovakia
XE Bulgaria, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Ukraine
XF Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania
XW France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, United Kingdom
XX Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom
ZC China, Hong Kong
ZH Hong Kong
ZT Taiwan
YEAR CODES
A 2001
B 2002
C 2003
D 2004
E 2005
F 2006
G 2007
H 2008
I 2009
J 2010
K 2011
L 2012
...
MONTH CODES
A January
B February
C March
D April
E May
F June
G July
H August
I September
J October
K November
L December
REVISION CODES
1 = 1
2 = 2
3 = 3
...
...
A = 10
B = 11
C = 12
...
CSC CODE MEANING
For CSC, you can notice a different scheme: between the phone model and the release code, there is no 2 letters but 3, in my case OXA, it is simply a code explaining from which country and which operator this phone is. OXA is supposed to be O2 UK and I'm using it for SFR France (coude should be then SFR).
Conclusion, this is not harmful to your phone having a different CSC code than the one you are supposed to use. But if you want to properly change it anyway, you can do it using the code *#272*<your phone IMEI># (if you don't have it, your phone IMEI can be obtained using the code *#06#), the CSC menu is displayed and shows your current CSC and a list to change your phone CSC.
Once in front of that list find yours there (http://www.samfirmware.com/samsunglettercode.htm), in the Samsung official letter code section and pray to have in in you CSC list
If it isn't, then choose the X?? version (for France it is XEF), it is for retail code (i.e. not operator branded). But be careful, if you apply a new CSC, it is phone factory reset (all your data and settings are lost).
Voilà, I hope this post will explain almost everything about phone firmware versions and CSC. And more than everything, it will help a lot of people here to better enjoy their SGN
ADDITIONAL COMMENT (if someone can validate or undermine it, that would be nice)
Often, SGN users are wondering if using KK1 kernel on a KJ4 ROM or a KKA on a KJ1 will brick their phone. I think people are mislead by Samsung revision numbers more than the real technology behind the letters and numbers. As far as i have seen ALL ROM kernels are based on 2.6.35.7 or 2.6.35.14 (which includes very very insignificant changes to the Kernel structure, i.e. mainly bugfixes) which would mean that applying kernel on ROM has something like 99% to work perfectly fine and 1% to end in bootloop which can be avoided flushing cache and dalvik cache. The main point on kernels is the fact to loose CWM Recovery. But hopefully, some great minds like ChainFire release as soon as sources are made available, kernels with CWM Recovery in it.

isnt pda is the operating system phone is the modem

It does work in Go Dialer but you have to enclose the code in a additional *#....#*.
Ex:
Firmware ver: *#*#1234#*#*

@kromosto, thanks for noticing it. At least you read it thoroughly - I corrected it.
@mdalacu, thanks for the codes. Added the trick in my post.

Bonjour Steph
Fine... mais sais tu s il y a un moyen de mettre CWM justement sur un note en KK9 et KK5 ? pour l instant j ai l impression que non .....

falgard,
This forum is English only.
To summarise to non French members: you wanted to know if it was possible to add a CWM Recovery in any ROM and make it persistent.
As far as I have understood, recovery partition is not working the same way as in in HTC phones. In HTC phones, recovery has a partition that is not overwritten when a ROM is flashed. In Samsung phones it seems that recovery is in the Kernel partition.
It simply means that you need to compile kernel sources (hence being able to have them) to include recovery in it!! And today, I have only seen two people being able to do that: the venerable ChainFire (that has provided so many utilities, hacks and so on) and RiverSource. But if you are a kernel compiler master, get in touch with them to have CWM sources, look in Samsung's open-source repository for new kernel sources (KK9, KKA or whatever more recent) and bless us with a new CWM kernel that rocks... or wait for a kernel master to show us his magic

Of course
It 's an english forum, and it was just a blink as we are on the same country...
Yes I am aware about the way to install and compile Cwm but Chainfire will do it, I think, as usual...
Have a nice afternoon
Best

Hi,
Please check the attachment. It is the screenshot of my version on my galaxy note.
I bought my phone yesterday. I connected and and updated firmware using samsung kiew software. Now the screen is lagging while scrolling. Please check and suggest something.
Thanks

hey steph can you add [REF] before your thread title. Cheers, please read the stickies before posting.
Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

@ gv.chaitanya8: this thread intents to explain Samsung's firmware naming convention not solving issues. Sorry. Anyway, try to move to Sheep ROM, it solved all my ROMs troubles (battery drains, lags and so on).
@tids2k: I added a REF tag and changed a bit the title.

my pda = n7000ubkk2 what country UB stands for?

Should be UB= Brazil

I have I9228 and want to flash to N7000, has anyone got the stock roms for both, and is it even possible?
Also my codes were KML4 and now are LB3 for China mobile if anyone knows anything about it.

I have I9228 and want to flash to N7000 as well, has anyone got the stock roms for both, and is it even possible?

AussieMatt said:
I have I9228 and want to flash to N7000, has anyone got the stock roms for both, and is it even possible?
Also my codes were KML4 and now are LB3 for China mobile if anyone knows anything about it.
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Don't! Do! This! Just my 2 cents.
Maybe you'll end up like the user underneath your post with this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1561316
He nearly successfully bricked his device. Read the thread, maybe twice and then decide if you really fancy this step...but feel free, it's your phone anyway.
Galaxy Note GT N-7000 - GB.XXLC1

i bought my Galaxy note. n7000 in Hongkong at Fortress. but when i do the code. it says " KOR " does anyone know what code to pick for HK because i am missing chinese on my keyboard selection.

And how does XXLPY fit into that scheme ?

I want to know why XXLPF says KoR and not CZ or CH
Sent from my GT-N7000 using XDA

A point has been made by Entropy512 on that point, for ICS, Samsung added an extra P in the scheme. I have planned to update the scheme for ICS soon

rp4k said:
I want to know why XXLPF says KoR and not CZ or CH
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Because it is not supposed to! XX as stated in my OP is for Europe.
Anyway everything is not lost, see in thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1424997 and get a ZS one. There is currently linked
N7000ZSLPF-4.0.3-2012 May-N7000OZSLPF-----------Hong Kong
N7000ZSLPF-4.0.3-2012 May-N7000OZSLPF-----------Taiwan
Pick your poison but I don't know that there is Chinese keyboard in any of them.

Been wondering this for a while

Hero guys I've just bought my s4 yesterday and I really like it. But I want to use a custom rom. I'm from costa Rica central America and my csc is set to TPA for central America and I'm running stock rooted rom... my question is. If I install any custom rom that had its csc set to Europe. Will my data connection speed and phone signal "power/reception" be affected? Or the csc has nothing to do with this?
I appreciate your help. I want to ask before I decide flashing any rom
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[Q] no LTE in Belgium with csc n9005phnena2 ap n9005xxuena6

Hello there.
I'm sorry if I haven't used the search engine right but I couldn't find a thread similar or answering my question.
I bought my phone, the note 3 in the Netherlands. It is an unbranded phone(phn) as far as I know.
But I am living in belgium. And for some reason I can't get my 4g to work with the Base operator.
Or with any other operators. For some reason there is no LTE option available in the network settings.
Now I have been searching on Google and went to some stores and compared my csc and ap version to the note 3 working on lte on the same network in the stores. And I saw with every note 3 in the stores that the ap version was ap n9005xxuena7 and mine is n9005xxuena6.
How come my unbranded phone with csc n9005phnena2 is not getting the update that let's me use 4g?
At least that is what I think?
After previewing the post, I noticed I have to update my signature. ..

Your carrier probably hasn't enabled it on your line.
Ring them up
Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

I doubt that. They informed me about 4g them selves and the Sim they gave me had a small picture of 4g(lte) and 3 dual carrier on it.

Have you tried a factory reset?
I had a similar problem with my btu uk device after flashing the Polish na6 official firmware. Very unreliable mobile data connectity and went to 4g very rarely.
I didn't factory reset but instead flashed a custom rom (also based on na6) which fixed the problem completely.
I'd suggest factory reset first to see if that helps.
Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

I don't know about Base, but with Proximus, you really have to call the customer service to ask them to activate the 4g for you. Did you try that?
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alexcarterkarsus said:
I don't know about Base, but with Proximus, you really have to call the customer service to ask them to activate the 4g for you. Did you try that?
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I have a cheap abo with Proximus and have 4G on my note 3.
I don't have to do a thing about it so you don't have to call them its already activated for every abo.

I don't think it is operator related. Because my Sim works on my mother's s4 perfect.
I guess it is the update that is necessary to activate 4g on unbranded phones.

dsm52 said:
Have you tried a factory reset?
I had a similar problem with my btu uk device after flashing the Polish na6 official firmware. Very unreliable mobile data connectity and went to 4g very rarely.
I didn't factory reset but instead flashed a custom rom (also based on na6) which fixed the problem completely.
I'd suggest factory reset first to see if that helps.
Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk
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I'll probably be losing all my data&apps

mrturq said:
I don't think it is operator related. Because my Sim works on my mother's s4 perfect.
I guess it is the update that is necessary to activate 4g on unbranded phones.
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I can't say what's wrong with BASE, maybe they haven't enabled 4G towers yet...I'm on XL from Proximus and I get LTE all over Vlaanderen.
Well, try to flash some of the Polish 4.4.2 available all over XDA. My Note was also bought from Belsimpel but never had any issues with 4g--->with the latest NB3 (OTA) there's no more 4G sign...it's LTE.
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mrturq said:
I'll probably be losing all my data&apps
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Kies Backup works just fine...

Not every provider has 4G enabled in every CSC version. I get this question about 12 times a day on the T-Mobile NL forums.
I had 4G on DBT with T-Mobile NL two months before the T-Mobile NL Branded and PHN versions had it.
Resetting won't make a difference. This needs to be toggled in the firmware itself by Samsung. On most other devices you can use the *#*#4636#*#* or *#2263# dialer code to manually force the network mode, but they disabled it on the Note 3.
Try https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viaero4gtoggle

ShadowLea said:
Not every provider has 4G enabled in every CSC version. I get this question about 12 times a day on the T-Mobile NL forums.
I had 4G on DBT with T-Mobile NL two months before the T-Mobile NL Branded and PHN versions had it.
Resetting won't make a difference. This needs to be toggled in the firmware itself by Samsung. On most other devices you can use the *#*#4636#*#* or *#2263# dialer code to manually force the network mode, but they disabled it on the Note 3.
Try https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viaero4gtoggle
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Thank you. You confirmed what I assumed was the problem.
I already have tried viaero. All I get is a black screen. No selectable option or toggle button. Nothing but a black screen. So I have to wait for an update or put a custom rom on it?
And is it possible to backup app settings? Like I dont have to configure Yatse again and Xbmc?
I am a noob with flashing custom roms and rooting.
Thank you.

call Base , tell them to activate it . Mobile Viking uses the base network and they had to phone base to activate G4 for my number.
up till few weeks a go you neded to make a call for proximus aswell but that changed because of the promoting of 4G action that is running for 6 months

webjunky said:
call Base , tell them to activate it . Mobile Viking uses the base network and they had to phone base to activate G4 for my number.
up till few weeks a go you neded to make a call for proximus aswell but that changed because of the promoting of 4G action that is running for 6 months
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4g is already activated by base.

mrturq said:
Thank you. You confirmed what I assumed was the problem.
I already have tried viaero. All I get is a black screen. No selectable option or toggle button. Nothing but a black screen. So I have to wait for an update or put a custom rom on it?
And is it possible to backup app settings? Like I dont have to configure Yatse again and Xbmc?
I am a noob with flashing custom roms and rooting.
Thank you.
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there should be no need to flash a rom for this , i use a romanian Note3 and 4G ( proximus for daily use ) works perfectly.

mrturq said:
Thank you. You confirmed what I assumed was the problem.
I already have tried viaero. All I get is a black screen. No selectable option or toggle button. Nothing but a black screen. So I have to wait for an update or put a custom rom on it?
And is it possible to backup app settings? Like I dont have to configure Yatse again and Xbmc?
I am a noob with flashing custom roms and rooting.
Thank you.
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No need to flash a customROM. If another official ROM has 4G enabled for our provider, you could flash that over PHN. No rooting, no knox triggering, no warranty issues. The only issue you might run into is that nonsense people have recently been getting flashing over PHN with the filesize.
NA6 is the most recent firmware for PHN. Could you go check in the stores what CSC version the devices are using that do have 4G on your provider? To my knowledge NA7 is a provider-specific version limited to T-Mobile and daughter-companies.
webjunky said:
there should be no need to flash a rom for this , i use a romanian Note3 and 4G ( proximus for daily use ) works perfectly.
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Did you miss the part where I said every CSC has a different list of 4G activated providers?

ShadowLea said:
No need to flash a customROM. If another official ROM has 4G enabled for our provider, you could flash that over PHN. No rooting, no knox triggering, no warranty issues. The only issue you might run into is that nonsense people have recently been getting flashing over PHN with the filesize.
NA6 is the most recent firmware for PHN. Could you go check in the stores what CSC version the devices are using that do have 4G on your provider? To my knowledge NA7 is a provider-specific version limited to T-Mobile and daughter-companies.
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Thank you... Again.
I have been searching on Google for people having the same problem. I found someone posting his csc version and for this guy is the 4g working with the Ota update he got.
His csc version was N9005OXXDMJ4.
I'm also going to the store tomorrow to look it up.

mrturq said:
Thank you... Again.
I have been searching on Google for people having the same problem. I found someone posting his csc version and for this guy is the 4g working with the Ota update he got.
His csc version was N9005OXXDMJ4.
I'm also going to the store tomorrow to look it up.
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thats the same csc version as the romanian rom

webjunky said:
thats the same csc version as the romanian rom
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What does that mean? Can I flash a romanian official rom without losing my data and app settings??

Actually, that's XEF. France Unbranded. (It could also be romania, but XEF is more common. Also, they tend to sell XEF in most open stores here in the benelux.)
Model: SM-N9005
Model name: Galaxy Note 3
Country: France
Version: Android 4.3
Changelist: 2019540
Build date: Wed, 30 Oct 2013 07:58:12 +0000
Product Code: XEF
PDA: N9005XXUDMJ7
CSC: N9005OXXDMJ4
MODEM: N9005XXUDMJ7
Yes, you can easily flash XEF over PHN.
This one: http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/3/?download=25938
Model: SM-N9005
Model name: Galaxy Note 3
Country: France
Version: Android 4.4.2
Changelist: 636608
Build date: Wed, 12 Feb 2014 08:24:44 +0000
Product Code: XEF
PDA: N9005XXUENB4
CSC: N9005OXXENB1
MODEM: N9005XXUENB1
In theory, you shouldn't loose any data. You can always use Helium to make a backup. (KIES tends to hate the Note 3. Or life in general)

ShadowLea said:
Actually, that's XEF. France Unbranded. (It could also be romania, but XEF is more common. Also, they tend to sell XEF in most open stores here in the benelux.)
Model: SM-N9005
Model name: Galaxy Note 3
Country: France
Version: Android 4.3
Changelist: 2019540
Build date: Wed, 30 Oct 2013 07:58:12 +0000
Product Code: XEF
PDA: N9005XXUDMJ7
CSC: N9005OXXDMJ4
MODEM: N9005XXUDMJ7
Yes, you can easily flash XEF over PHN.
This one: http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/3/?download=25938
Model: SM-N9005
Model name: Galaxy Note 3
Country: France
Version: Android 4.4.2
Changelist: 636608
Build date: Wed, 12 Feb 2014 08:24:44 +0000
Product Code: XEF
PDA: N9005XXUENB4
CSC: N9005OXXENB1
MODEM: N9005XXUENB1
In theory, you shouldn't loose any data. You can always use Helium to make a backup. (KIES tends to hate the Note 3. Or life in general)
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You got me all excited about this. I am at work right now so I can't do it right now.
How do I flash? With kies? Or do I use something else?
Or should I look that up ?
I am going to look that up no matter what but advise and how to is always welcome.
Thank you for the help everybody.
EDIT: it explains on the website it self how to flash. Thank you.
Gonna let know if it worked.

[Q] Which kitkat version should i choose? I9500

Hello Xda community,
Personally i own an unbranded GS4 i9500( currently i have Android Jellu Bean) and i wanted to know which version of kit kat is the best to update to, since there are many options in sammobile.
- Country: India
PDA: I9500XXUFNB3
CSC: I9500ODDFNB3
And the rest are from different countries(Trinidad and Tobago, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia) but they have the same PDA and CSC, unfortunately it isnt released in my country yet...
PDA: I9500XXUFNB7
CSC: I9500OLBFNB4
Thank you in advance

The best u can do for avoid problems is:
1- Conect it to Kies 3 for know ur code region. CSC are the 3 letters btw parenthesis. The list of codes for region is HERE
2- Wait the update for ur code region. Why? Each country is different (some have LTE, others only 3g, differents modems, etc).
3- If its try for try.... select the one u wish but take care of the step 2 :highfive:

Indian one is quite stable and battery friendly.

exynoss said:
Indian one is quite stable and battery friendly.
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Im from Argentina, is it ok if i flash the indian one? i doubt that the Argentinian firmware will be released any time soon..

Both are safe
Gab! said:
Im from Argentina, is it ok if i flash the indian one? i doubt that the Argentinian firmware will be released any time soon..
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As the i9500 does not have LTE, is safe to flash both. I did saw some improvments in phone calls and time to do the call in the indian version from the latest Omega Rom. The v18 was based on Russian version and v19 is based on indian.
Hope this help.

[Modem][Odin][Stopped]Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini Duos I9192

/!\ This Modem works only for GalaxyS4 Mini Duos I9192 /!\
/!\ Flash it at your own Risk /!\
/* Your warranty is now void.. LOL I guess you knew it already.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, you getting dumped or you getting fired because your phone*
* bootloops and alarm does not go off. Please do some research if you have any *
* concerns about features included in my kernel before using it! YOU and only*
* YOU are choosing to make these modifications.
*/
1. Download Odin v3.10.6 Odin 3.09 or Odin 3.10
2. Download the modem u want and extract the *.rar file
3. Start Odin and make sure ONLY "Auto Reboot" & "F. Reset Time" are ticked
4. Press on "CP" and select the modem u want
5. Fully shut down your phone and wait 5-10 seconds
6. Place your phone in Download mode ( Vol down + Home + Power ) then again Vol Up and connect it to your PC
7. Press "Start" on Odin and have fun
8. Check if Baseband is changed in Apps -> Settings -> More -> About Device
9. If your baseband is not changed reflash modem 2/3 times until u get new baseband
rrgrrg said:
when u flash 2 times the modem in cp you MUST let the auto reboot boot into the rom .. if you go to recovery or any other mode you wont have the modem
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Mirror for all modems
Modem_I9192DDUBND4.tar.rar 16.2 MB - India - JB
https://mega.co.nz/#!dRV2xRzR!_aJRNlW9ZY3MMBX-U1qjTqgCTNMZiNjmRjbaVrmL0xs
Modem_I9192UBUBND2.tar.rar 16.2 MB - Brazil - JB
https://mega.co.nz/#!1VkgkZJa!KQfqKSroQzcPXiLBKCIzXLi_jNJohi61gbJ_rYA7G9Q
Modem_I9192XXUBNB1.tar.rar 16.2 MB - Eastern Europe - JB
https://mega.co.nz/#!IYU3SaYb!IItAo2UpP3WfWUBnqoStBP_VuUd64VvOKphmNyN7a6g
Modem_I9192XXUBNC1.tar.rar 16.2 MB - Eastern Europe - JB
https://mega.co.nz/#!NcMhmIhJ!oCoRh9FeG-QOtOSitMHu3xSMBMwWlHZtM-Mtq_eEZzQ
Modem_I9192XXUBND2.tar.rar 16.2 MB - Eastern Europe - JB
https://mega.co.nz/#!oRFhEDbL!17HaAiBJtFiRbuWoTah-Wm0OqqGwHqb8n0x-MXSf8U0
Modem_I9192XXUAMH2.tar.rar 16.1 MB - Eastern Europe - JB
https://mega.co.nz/#!pZNlFCZL!ZIX-eDVw1VHTF26BR_61JPh6mSJvG2ouKC5BegjSRms
Modem_I9192XXUAMF9.tar.rar 16.1 MB - Egypt - JB
https://mega.co.nz/#!MQN3AJJT!hxDp6JDFFp_K7uoXtOGsc4jVrUtyMTd07m9yKo7JNCk
Modem_I9192XXUAMI1.tar.rar 16.1 MB - Egypt - JB
https://mega.co.nz/#!EAEEgLTY!2W0j6c66ZI0Z8tnCKtm1u0Pz8nAupPDpeKkK_0fq_xU
Modem_I9192XXUCNG2.tar.rar 16.9 MB - Eastern Europe - Russia - KK
https://mega.co.nz/#!ocMzBSiC!IUyt6EYhINXKLmgWcOqlNuyTuWDvZlsvV_tTB8czxnQ
Modem_I9192DDUCNG3.tar.rar 16.9 MB - India - KK
https://mega.co.nz/#!IU1iQSIL!TLSn4j5IorL2qqrOpJODgsmdJJqVb0Rs5IEwlwwV5s8
Modem_I9192UBUCNG1.tar.rar 16.9 MB - Brazil/Chile/Trinidad - KK
https://mega.co.nz/#!ARsTTAoC!B4cMtsaffA4u-nSOOHdKS15OdynyydgLuBY-LK65OGM
Modem_I9192DDUCNH1.tar.rar 16.9MB - India - KK
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23622183712470912
Modem_I9192UBUCNI2.tar.rar 16.9MB - Brazil(Tim) - KK
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95747613655046049
Modem_I9192UBUCNJ1.tar.rar 16.9MB - Brazil - KK
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95747613655048706
Modem_I9192XXUCNJ3.tar.rar 16.9MB - Russia ( Eastern Europe ) - KK
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95784891001603806
Modem_I9192UBUCNK1.tar.rar 16.9MB - Brazil - KK
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95784891001613688
Modem_I9192DDUCNL1.tar.zip - India - KK
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95887005526789452
Modem_I9192XXUCOA2.tar.zip - Russia - KK
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934536982
Modem_I9192UBUCOB1.tar.zip - Brazil -KK
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934537892
Modem_I9192UBUCOC2.tar.zip - Brazil -KK
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347768017
Modem_I9192DDUCOF2.tar.zip - India - KK
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347775320
Modem_I9192UBUCOI2.tar.zip - Trinidad and Tobago / Brazil - KK
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347832780
If u need other versions, let me know and if i have time i will upload them
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- [COLOR="Red"]DDU[/COLOR]*** - India / Nepal / Sri Lanka / Bangladesh
- [COLOR="red"]UBU[/COLOR]*** - Brazil / Trinidad and Tobago / Chile / Panama
- [COLOR="red"]XXU[/COLOR]*** - Kazakhstan / Ukraine / Uzbekistan / Saudi Arabia / Russia / Pakistan / Egypt /
South Africa / Kenya / Algeria / Tunisia / Iraq, etc - Can be used for rest of Europe

thank
thank you for Modem_I9192UBUBND2.tar.rar (Brazil).
thank SilviuMik : Good:

thank SilviuMik

Thanks man ... i will share mine too here if i upload any
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What countries you mean East Europe? Is Czech rep East, Midle or West Europe?
Can I use the East Europe BNB1 in Czech Rep???

Mender said:
What countries you mean East Europe? Is Czech rep East, Midle or West Europe?
Can I use the East Europe BNB1 in Czech Rep???
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As u know our phone was never official sold in Europe ( Central + western ) Czech is Central Europe i think
Anyway as i noticed roms for this phone are divided in 3 main category
- DDU*** - India / Nepal / Sri Lanka
- UBU*** - Brazil / Trinidad and Tobago / Chile
- XXU*** - Kazakhstan / Ukraine / Uzbekistan / Saudi Arabia / Russia / Pakistan / Egypt etc
Since u live closer to "eastern europe" i would advise u to try XXU*** modems

Thank you
My rom is XXU....
Did you made some changes in your Modem comparing to Stock one???

Mender said:
Thank you
My rom is XXU....
Did you made some changes in your Modem comparing to Stock one???
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No u can`t modify modems
They are stock ones taken from different stock roms.
Some people say they have better reception with one version compared with another .
On XXU*** i did not notice a big difference tho but u are free to try and see, anyway as i learned from S2 era ... each modem is BEST for some poeple and WORST for others. Is a trial and error thing There is no such thing as BEST modem for all
Since i live in Romania i find XXU better then UBU or DDU tried all of them

If I understand well, it is not necessary change modem to your XXU... in case My ROM is XXU...
Is it right?

Mender said:
If I understand well, it is not necessary change modem to your XXU... in case My ROM is XXU...
Is it right?
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So and so
Newer versions of modems SOMETIMES are better
If u are happy with signal strenght / voice quality / speed of data , no u don`t have to change

Just a little note to the first post:
You can browse the modem file in Odin also to AP. Should work too.

ladislav.heller said:
Just a little note to the first post:
You can browse the modem file in Odin also to AP. Should work too.
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Thank u mate.
Yes it works i know. But CP is special made for Modem so why not

SilviuMik said:
Thank u mate.
Yes it works i know. But CP is special made for Modem so why not
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That's true. CP is acronym for Cellular Processor.

Wifi problem
I cannot turn on wifi after update (Modem_I9192DDUBND4.tar.rar 16.2 MB - India).
Please help me.

Hello there. Thanks for making this available to us.
Is I possible to make available the ones for China and also for Portugal?
Sent from my GT-I9192 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app

Do you have a modem for Central Europe (Germany)?

beclosetolovedale said:
I cannot turn on wifi after update (Modem_I9192DDUBND4.tar.rar 16.2 MB - India).
Please help me.
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U had an older version of rom ? before Knox thing and SElinux Enforcing ?
Try MH2
babribeiro said:
Hello there. Thanks for making this available to us.
Is I possible to make available the ones for China and also for Portugal?
Sent from my GT-I9192 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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I9192 not avaible in portugual official. About China no ideea i do not see it on Sammobile
mielletseed said:
Do you have a modem for Central Europe (Germany)?
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As i said earlier only those 3 regions are avaible . Samsung did not official launch the phone elsewere

SilviuMik said:
As i said earlier only those 3 regions are avaible . Samsung did not official launch the phone elsewere
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I know, that there is no official version. But which version would you all recommend for Europe? At the moment I'm using Trinidad and Tobago since this rom had German Language
Now I have CM11 and no longer stock ROM and wanted to try a different (better?) modem, that's why I'm asking.

mielletseed said:
I know, that there is no official version. But which version would you all recommend for Europe? At the moment I'm using Trinidad and Tobago since this rom had German Language
Now I have CM11 and no longer stock ROM and wanted to try a different (better?) modem, that's why I'm asking.
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The ones for Eastern Europe XXU***

Hi I just wanted to ask are there any newer modems? Like 1,2,3 in version names indicate newer modems or these are just baseband numbers?
Also, my i9192 has I9192XXUBNB1 baseband.. Can I try every modem given in first post or should I refrain from some modems?