Ensure updates: Make sure your DJI app and the drone's firmware are up-to-date.
Log in and verify: Be logged into your DJI account within the app and ensure it's verified (often via SMS or email).
Attempt Takeoff: Try to initiate takeoff (using the stick combination for your drone model) within the blue zone. This should trigger a flight restriction warning pop-up.
Verify Identity: When prompted, you'll be asked to confirm responsibility for the flight and verify your identity, often through your registered phone number via an SMS code.
Confirm Unlock: After successfully entering the verification code, the zone should unlock, allowing your drone to take off.
Download License: Confirm that the unlocking license has been downloaded to your drone within the app's settings (look for "Unlocking List" or similar in General Settings or Safety tab).
3. Important considerations
Background certification in device management software interface.
*Self Unlock typically provides temporary access (often for the duration of one battery).
Internet Connection: You will likely need an active internet connection on your mobile device (if you are using a mobile device to control your drone) to perform the Self Unlock process.
Local Regulations: Always remember to check and comply with all local laws and regulations regarding drone operation in your area, regardless of DJI's geofencing system.
Troubleshooting Unlocking: If you encounter issues during the unlock process (e.g., getting stuck in a loop), you may need to try logging out and back into the DJI app or resetting the controller.
By following these steps and understanding the process, you should be able to get your DJI drone flying in a blue zone after performing the necessary Self Unlock procedures.
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