User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Using this Manual
- Contents
- Product Profile
- Preparing the Smart Controller
- Smart Controller Operations
- Display Interface
- Appendix
- Changing Storage Locations for Images and Videos
- Control Stick Navigation
- DJI GO Share (only available when using DJI GO 4)
- Status LED and Battery Level Indicators Description
- Smart Controller Warning Sounds
- System Update
- Button Combinations
- Calibrating the Compass
- Blocking Third-party Notifications
- HDMI
- After-sales Information
- Specifications
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Product Prole
Introduction
The DJI Smart Controller features OCUSYNC™ 2.0 technology and is compatible with aircraft which
support OcuSync 2.0. With a wide range of function buttons, the remote controller can perform a variety
of tasks and control the aircraft within a maximum range of 8 km. Dual transmission frequency support
makes HD video downlink stable and reliable.
Ultra-bright Screen: The built-in 5.5 inch screen boasts a high brightness of 1000 cd/m² and a resolution
of 1920×1080 pixels.
Multiple Connections: The Smart Controller supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections.
Video and Audio Management: The Smart Controller has a built-in microphone and speaker, and is
capable of displaying 4K videos at 60 fps both in H.264 and H.265 formats. In addition, the videos can
be displayed on an external monitor by using the HDMI port.
Extended Storage Capability: The Smart Controller’s storage capability can be increased by using a
microSD card. This allows users to store more images and videos and makes it easier to export them to
a computer.
Reliable in More Environments: The Smart Controller can operate normally within a wide temperature
range from -4° F (20° C) to 104° F (40° C).
Compatible with More DJI Aircrafts: With the Aircraft Management feature of Smart Controller, users can
add and manage more aircraft models. The Mavic 2 Pro, Mavic 2 Zoom, Mavic 2 Enterprise series and
Phantom 4 Pro v2.0 are supported.
Support DJI Goggles: Support to view HDMI live broadcast by connecting the goggles (v01.00.05.00 or
above) to the DJI Smart Controller (v01.00.07.00 or above). By connecting the goggles to the DJI Smart
Controller using USB-C cable, users can see the camera view of the air unit on the screen of the Smart
Controller, and then can transmit the live view from the Smart Controller to other display devices through
an HDMI cable.
DJI GO Share: The brand new DJI GO Share function of the built-in DJI GO 4 App enable users to transfer
images and videos to smart devices after they have been downloaded from playback in DJI GO™ 4.
SkyTalk: Go to DJI Lab under settings to enable. Once SkyTalk is enabled, the live view from the aircraft
can be shared with friends via third-party social media apps. This feature is not available for enterprise
aircrafts.
Maximum ight time was tested in windless conditions at a consistent speed of 15.5 mph
(25 kph) using the MAVIC
TM
2. This value should be taken for reference only.
Refer to Specications to check compatible aircrafts models.
To comply with local regulations, the 5.8 GHz frequency is not available in some countries
and regions.
4K/60fps is supported for non HDR 10 bit videos. When selecting HDR 10 bit videos, only
4k/30fps is available.
The main difference between linking the Smart Controller with the Mavic 2 Pro/Zoom/Phantom
4 Pro v2.0 and the Smart Controller with the Mavic 2 Enterprise series, is the built-in app used
for ight. The Mavic 2 Pro/Zoom and the Phantom 4 Pro v2.0 use the DJI GO 4 app and the
Mavic 2 Enterprise series uses DJI Pilot. The general descriptions in this manual apply to all
aircraft models that link to the Smart Controller.