Mavic 3 always default to N mode

[sbm]

Hi ,
I am observing an mode switching issue with my M3 , do not know if already discussed.
If I cold start M3 with RC-N1 set at C mode or S mode , M3 alwayes get into N mode and act accordingly.On the remote , mode switch is set at C or S but in the app it's showing N.Also it's flying charecteristic as same as N.
I have to change the mode switch while the M3 is connected like C > N > C , then only it goes into C mode and the App showing the same.
It is not with the case in A2S , at every cold start it automatically goes into the mode which set on the remote.
Any suggestion ?

 

[SmilingOgre]

One of mine does that. Can't remember if it's the Air2 or MP2. Just accepted that and moved the switch as needed.

 

[Saladshooter]

Hi ,
I am observing an mode switching issue with my M3 , do not know if already discussed.
If I cold start M3 with RC-N1 set at C mode or S mode , M3 alwayes get into N mode and act accordingly.On the remote , mode switch is set at C or S but in the app it's showing N.Also it's flying charecteristic as same as N.
I have to change the mode switch while the M3 is connected like C > N > C , then only it goes into C mode and the App showing the same.
It is not with the case in A2S , at every cold start it automatically goes into the mode which set on the remote.
Any suggestion ?

When booting from a new battery both the M3 and the Air 2S should start in N mode no matter what position the switch is in. Its a safety feature.

 

[Kilrah]

Yes it's as designed, pretty much always been like that with DJI aircraft.

 

[db4476]

N is the default mode on startup, regardless of which position the mode switch is in.

Cheers!

 

[sbm]

Yes , checked thoroughly.
Thanks all for made it clear.

 

[GadgetGuy]

Yes , checked thoroughly.
Thanks all for made it clear.

It's a safety feature, in case the switch got moved during transport, or was left in Sport mode.