Dji mavic pro tutorial videos,We've got the Mavic Expert for a couple weeks now and it's really been really user friendly from day one, but that may not be the situation if you have never possessed a drone before. In comparison to all the other drones out there, the Mavic Expert is one of easy and simple drones to utilize but also for a starter, any drone will take some learning and practice before you take it on journeys with you.
This post can be an developing quick start guide, created predicated on my experience with the Mavic Expert and the rest of the drones that I've found in the past.
Step 1
Take everything out of the box and inspect it to make sure there’s nothing missing or broken. You shouldn’t expect any issues, but with mass market products you never know. You can also (carefully) remove the gimbal dome and gimbal clamp so it can move around freely when powered on.
Step 2
Charge both the Mavic Pro battery and the controller. The Mavic battery plugs into the power supply (the charge plug is reversible) and will start charging automatically. When the Mavic battery is done charging, the lights on the battery will turn off. To charge the controller, plug a micro USB cable into the left side of the controller and plug the other end into the Mavic power supply. You can also charge your smartphone using the extra USB port on the power supply.
Step 3
Connect your phone to the controller. There should be a micro USB cable for Android and a Lightning cable for IOS. Install whatever cable you need before mounting your smartphone. After that, unfold the Mavic Pro controller and connect it to your smartphone. For the best fit, you can also take your phone out of the case.
Step 4
Install and launch the DJI GO app. There are a few ways of getting the app, but the easiest is to just go to the App store or Google Play store and search “DJI GO”. Once the app is installed, open it and create a DJI account.
Step 5
Download and Instal the latest Mavic Pro firmware (if necessary). To update the Mavic Pro and the controller, make sure your phone is connected to the controller with a cable and has an internet connection as well. Then power on the Mavic Pro and the controller. Both devices turn on by pressing the power button once, then pressing again and holding it down. On the Mavic, the lights will show a powering up sequence. On the controller you will hear a power up sound.
After a few seconds, you should see a picture of the Mavic Pro on the DJI GO app. If there is an update, it will appear as a blue bar at the top of the screen showing the version number. If you don’t see an update, try restarting the DJI GO app. Once you see the update, press download and then install once it’s done downloading. While the firmware is being installed, don’t turn off your phone, the Mavic Pro, or the controller. You may see the Mavic and controller restarting once or even multiple times during the update. This is normal.
After everything is done, the app should say, “update successful”. At this point, you can turn everything off or keep moving forward.
Step 6
Mount the propellers. There are two kinds of propellers that come with the Mavic. If you look closely at the base of each propeller, you will see that some have a white ring on them and some don’t. Looking at the Mavic, you will also see white rings on two of the motors. These white rings signify that the motor/propeller rotates counter clockwise. Match the rings on the propellers with the rings on the motors.
To mount the propellers, align the notches on the propeller mounts with the holes on the motors, then push down and rotate to lock them into place.
Step 7
Get ready for takeoff by calibrating the compass. The compass is what tells the drone what direction it’s facing, so you need to calibrate it every time you move to a new location (Like going from your house to the nearest mountain for example). If the compass needs calibrating the app should tell you automatically, but it’s better to calibrate it often to insure that the Mavic is flying as good as it can.
To calibrate the compass, first ensure that the Mavic Expert is unfolded, often the motors can cause compass disturbance. Then start the Mavic and controller, hook up your phone, establish the DJI GO software and faucet on the blue camera button. You must visit a live video supply. That's where you will see every one of the adjustments for the Mavic and control the camera.
Touch on the shaded bar near the top of the screen and today you ought to be in the plane status page. Inside the section called compass, touch the calibrate button. At this time it should request you to turn the drone 360 certifications horizontally and the light on the trunk of the Mavic should be yellowish. Once you convert the Mavic 360 levels horizontally, the light will convert green and it'll request you to do a similar thing vertically. This implies you need to carefully turn the drone on its area and turn it another 360 certifications. While revolving vertically the top of the drone can be facing left, right or facing down. No matter so long as it's sideways, but it's easiest with the top facing down.
Unless you want to make use of the software to calibrate the compass, you can also undertake it by just moving the sport setting switch along three to five 5 times and the calibration series begins right up.
Below you will notice my video exemplory case of how I really do it. The DJI software says to do it a lttle bit diversely, but this way is the most effective and produces good calibration results.
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