DJI Mavic Pro Setup Guide

Getting Started With Your Mavic Pro

1. First, you’ll want to ensure that all the necessary components are ready for use; below is our layout of the and its accessories. If you have a combo pack that includes , you must ensure your are fully charged. You can use the charging cable included with the ... Or the . The charging hub is connected to the battery charging cable using the same connector you would use to charge individual . Please Note: The powers up batteries in sequence, charging one at a time. You must also charge the controller via USB to the charging cable's power pack.

2. Now that everything’s charging, you can focus on preparing the aircraft. Removing the gimbal clamp and unfolding the are simple processes. Once you’ve completed this step, the next thing to do is attach the propellers correctly. One set goes clockwise (white circle) and anti-clockwise (all black), and once the are charged, one is inserted back into the aircraft.

3. Before inserting your mobile device into the remote controller, check which connection cable is attached. The default is usually for iOS devices, so be sure to change this so it’s the correct component to interface with your phone.

4. The RC should now be ready to connect to your mobile device. Open the handles as wide as required, insert your device between them, and attach the cable to the relevant port on your device. Now that everything is ready, you should power on your aircraft by quickly tapping the power button and holding it for a few seconds. If you have done this correctly, you will see green LEDs.

5. It’s time to power on your remote controller and open the DJI GO 4 app on your mobile device. Then, follow the steps listed in the app to connect the aircraft to your controller.

6. Now that everything is sorted out, you’ll want to check that your has its Micro SD card inserted to store all the images and video footage you will take with your new drone. See below to find out how to locate and insert this component. Please Note: The Mavic Pro should already have an SD Card on the aircraft. This guidance is mainly for those looking to switch cards or those who find that one hasn’t been included. Once these checks have been completed, you can fly with your Mavic Pro.

The setup process can seem daunting the first time you go through it, but once you’ve connected everything, it’s one of the most easily accessible quadcopters on the market. Remember to fly safely and responsibly, and most importantly, enjoy the . If you’re still having trouble with anything we have outlined in this article, please don’t hesitate to contact our team by phone at or by email at .

Further Reading

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