If you purchased your Meta Quest 2 VR headsets from Oculus for Business (OFB) you will need to install OMS on those headsets via side-loading using an ADB command line function.
This article will take you through that process step by step.
Note: if you purchased consumer grade headsets we recommend installing OMS from the AppLab.
Step One: watch the Oculus for Business overview video
Step Two: Activate your OFB headsets
Unbox and check your equipment. Each kit should include:
A VR headset
2 x touch controllers
2 x AA batteries (for your touch controllers)
A charging cable (for your headset)
Activate your headset(s):
To complete this process, follow the guidance described by Meta here
Step Three: set up ADB side-loading
Note: you will need a Windows computer to complete this step
Download the Android SDK Platform Tools ZIP file for Windows
Extract the contents of the ZIP file into your Downloads folder (c:\Users\USERNAME\Downloads)
Step Four: enable Developer Mode on your headset(s)
From Device Manger, click Device Fleet
Click on the headset or group of headsets you want to enable Developer Mode for, then click Settings
Click the edit pencil next to USB Debugging, then select On
Review the information in the USB Debugging Warning prompt, then click Accept
Click Save
Note: you can only have ten headsets in Developer Mode at any one time.
Step Five: enable side-loaded apps
From Device Manager, click Device Fleet
Click on the headset or group of headsets you want to enable sideloaded apps for, then click Settings
Click the edit pencil next to Sideloaded Apps, then select On
Review the Sideloaded Apps Warning, then click Turn on Sideloaded Apps
Click Save
Step Six: connect your headset to your Windows computer
Power On Quest 2 headset
Connect headset to computer with ADB installed via USB-C cable, or cable + adapter if needed
Allow data access and USB debugging (prompts in headset)
Step Seven: copy the OMS files to your ADB folder
Use the OMS Support Chat to request access to the OMS obb and apk files. Download these
Step Eight: copy the OMS obb file to your headset
Open File Manger
Navigate to Quest 2 > Android > obb
Create New Folder
Name the folder com.OxfordMedicalSimulation.OMS
Drag+Drop or Copy+Paste the obb file named main.9.com.OxfordMedicalSimulation.OMS.obb into your newly created folder
Step Nine: start ADB
Run cmd.exe from Start Menu
Navigate to folder by entering cd\users\USERNAME\downloads\platform-tools
Step 10: install OMS apk file using ADB command line
In the command prompt from Step #7, type: adb install OMS.apk
If you receive a Success comment, OMS is now sideloaded onto your Quest 2 headset