#Drones with video controller series

Turn on the remote controller, connect it to your mobile device and launch the DJI GO app.

However, if for whatever reason youвЂ™re using a new remote controller, follow the steps below to link it to your aircraft. When you purchase a Phantom 4, the remote controller will be linked to your aircraft before delivery so simply turning it on will allow you to get flying straight away.

To achieve this, attach the cable to both the mobile device and into the clearly marked USB port situated on the back of the Phantom 4 remote controller. The most common way to connect your mobile device to the remote controller is via a USB cable. Once this is done, youвЂ™ll be able to place your device into the cradle and secure it by retightening the clamp. Simply reverse the process to shut down the remote controller after use.Д®nsure that the mobile device holder is adjusted to the desired position and then press the release button on the side to loosen the clamp. The LED will glow solid green once the linking is complete. The remote controller will вЂbeepвЂ™ as it powers up and the status LED will flash green, indicating that the remote is linking to the aircraft. When youвЂ™re ready to turn on the remote controller, hold down the вЂPower ButtonвЂ™. The inbuilt LED indicators will display your current battery level. To check your power levels when the controller is in a dormant state, press the вЂPower ButtonвЂ™ once. These options allow you to fly your way and cement the Phantom 4вЂ™s reputation for user friendliness.

Mode 2: The left stick serves as the throttle.

Mode 1: The right stick serves as the throttle.

ThereвЂ™s also the option to access custom modes. The controller has two available modes that dictate which stick operates the throttle.

The remaining power level is displayed through easy-to-monitor LEDs indicators which are positioned at the bottom of the remote controllerвЂ™s front panel ensuring that youвЂ™re never caught out by a depleted battery. The Phantom 4's controller runs on a 2S rechargeable battery (capacity: 6000mAH). This includes the ability to preview your photos and videos, as well as the option to take control over the gimbalвЂ™s motion. The controller also includes a range of functions which give you greater control over the Phantom 4вЂ™s camera. Both of these features operate at 2.4GHz.

The Phantom 4 remote controller provides high-quality wireless communication, integrating a video downlink together with an intuitive aircraft remote control system.

#Drones with video controller series

Series Guide Part 1 - Phantom 4 Batteries In Depth Part 2 - Phantom 4 Remote Controller In Depth Part 3 - The Best Phantom 4 Cases and Backpacks In Depth Part 4 - The Phantom 4 Camera In Depth Part 5 - The Phantom 4 Aircraft Body In Depth