Firmware update w/smart controller
- Thread starter Captain Lou
- Start date
crazyju
Well-Known Member
The only way my M2 has upgraded was through the computer. I have never got it to work using the app and wifi.
same here - i used dji assistant to get it updated. but, go4 app is still stuck at 4.3.10.
yep, look at what version it is, after it downloaded it. last one, with waypoints support, is a 4.3.12.
ff22
Well-Known Member
This is where you plead with friend/relative to allow you to install the app on their computer and run the update. Barring that going underhanded and buying a laptop from Costco, install software, update, remove software and return laptop!!!!
Just received my SC, well made and quite a good feel in the hands 
Fully charged SC before turning on.
I updated the Mavic/original controller firmware first, before I started the new controller.
Turned on new SC (DO NOT HAVE A MICRO SD CARD IN THE NEW CONTROLLER) and connected to my wifi network. Entered my DJI account information and then updated the firmware, after which the device re-booted. If you see some Chinese letters be sure to select/click the right hand side letters, and not the left.
After re-boot I inserted a micro sd card into the top slot of the controller and powered on Mavic 2Z.
Go into "home screen" and pull down from top of the screen and select what looks like 2 arrows in the menu to start linking the controller to the M2Z. The link button on the M2Z is located on the left hand side of M2 Z just down from the USB "C" cover.
It took all of 2 seconds to link the M2Z and controller. I went into camera view on the DJI Go app and selected camera settings and found a setting where I can sync pictures/video to the card in the controller.
There was no place I could format the sd card so I had to do this in camera settings.
Hope this helps.
Fully charged SC before turning on.
I updated the Mavic/original controller firmware first, before I started the new controller.
Turned on new SC (DO NOT HAVE A MICRO SD CARD IN THE NEW CONTROLLER) and connected to my wifi network. Entered my DJI account information and then updated the firmware, after which the device re-booted. If you see some Chinese letters be sure to select/click the right hand side letters, and not the left.
After re-boot I inserted a micro sd card into the top slot of the controller and powered on Mavic 2Z.
Go into "home screen" and pull down from top of the screen and select what looks like 2 arrows in the menu to start linking the controller to the M2Z. The link button on the M2Z is located on the left hand side of M2 Z just down from the USB "C" cover.
It took all of 2 seconds to link the M2Z and controller. I went into camera view on the DJI Go app and selected camera settings and found a setting where I can sync pictures/video to the card in the controller.
There was no place I could format the sd card so I had to do this in camera settings.
Hope this helps.
khabbi
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Jan 29, 2017
- Messages
- 61
- Reactions
- 43
- Age
- 54
Same thing happened to me with my Crystalsky, I could not get anything to update. So I grabbed my iphone and fired everything up and it immediately did the update with no problems. So frustrating that DJI can't get it's own (expensive) systems to work correctly but I've learned to deal with is because it's the best way to be able to see the screen in the bright sun.
ff22
Well-Known Member
What are you agreeing to or not agreeing to? And why the right and not the left?
When I clicked the right "accept?" et voila, all was good
Last edited:
ff22
Well-Known Member
ff22
Well-Known Member
ff22
Well-Known Member
If they can find us
Although, the more I think about that screen the more I think it reminded me of Welsh so you probably subliminally understood it!
Similar threads
DJI Drone Deals
1. Mini 2
2. Mini 3 Pro
3. Mini 4 Pro
4. Air 2s
5. Air 3
6. Avata 2
7. Mavic 3 Pro
8. Mavic 3 Classic
2. Mini 3 Pro
3. Mini 4 Pro
4. Air 2s
5. Air 3
6. Avata 2
7. Mavic 3 Pro
8. Mavic 3 Classic
Forum statistics
