Hi again. Is there an additional step that has to be performed or do I need to launch something to have the RC 2 display on the Tripltek 8? I've connected it using the cables and devices you suggested but I don't get any change in the display. It does seem that the Tripltek sees the controller as it is charging it I believe. Thanks for your additional advice.
Using the new RC 2 controller with a larger tablet for additional screen viewing area
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Since this feature is not available on all tablets, I think Tripltek could benefit from a nice video tutorial on how to make this work.
Sure, here is a video showing the connection with the DJI Smartcontroller. On the description is the adapter and the APP
Connecting a DSLR Camera or any HDMI output device to use the TRIPLTEK 8 and 9 as a Monitor – TRIPLTEK Support
Here is also article on the Support section at the TRIPLTEK website
Here is also article on the Support section at the TRIPLTEK website
Hi and thank you for the quick response. I just downloaded that app and it detects a connected USB device but when it opens it just opens with a row of colored bars and does not display the RC 2 screen.
I got it working :-D I had to first start USB Camera on the Tripltek and then after that power on the RC 2. Once I did it that way the RC 2 display was on the Tripltek! Thank you!!! :-D
If you get a colored display on the TRIPLTEK 8 , this means the T8 is working fine. So the issue should be the HDMI to usbc connector that attach to the DJI RC2 . In this picture you can see we used a USBc. hub because we did not have a USBc to HDMI adapter on hand
Well after finally getting this to work I'd say it's pretty great that you can do this with the Tripltek but I guess I notice a couple of things that are not so great:
1. The Ad box at the top of USB Camera is a real pain. It blocks critical info at the top of the display. Even though it's displayed ok on the RC 2 screen it's kind of annoying. I imagine you need to buy the paid version of the app to get no ads.
2. The inability to control the DJI Air 3 is a shame but I did know about that going into trying to set this up.
All in all it's very very nice having the Tipltek 8 work as a monitor with the RC 2, but I think I'm going to wait for the RC-N2 controller I ordered on eBay to arrive and bind that to the DJI Air 3 when I want to use the Tripltek 8. Having the option for both would seem to be the best option I believe.
Thanks for everyones comments and help especailly Tripltek. You folks are really great at supporting your product and you make a great product that makes flying really enjoyable.
1. The Ad box at the top of USB Camera is a real pain. It blocks critical info at the top of the display. Even though it's displayed ok on the RC 2 screen it's kind of annoying. I imagine you need to buy the paid version of the app to get no ads.
2. The inability to control the DJI Air 3 is a shame but I did know about that going into trying to set this up.
All in all it's very very nice having the Tipltek 8 work as a monitor with the RC 2, but I think I'm going to wait for the RC-N2 controller I ordered on eBay to arrive and bind that to the DJI Air 3 when I want to use the Tripltek 8. Having the option for both would seem to be the best option I believe.
Thanks for everyones comments and help especailly Tripltek. You folks are really great at supporting your product and you make a great product that makes flying really enjoyable.
LOL. I love the Tripltek 8 and the 9 looks really great. It's kind of like what is easier and overall better: binding and unbinding controllers when you want to fly with the different controllers or purchasing the ad free version of USB Camera and then hooking up all the parts and cables. OR buying the Tripltek 9 to get the native HDMI support. Hmmmm... :-DTripltek 9.
...and I'm thinking the app for the Tripltek 9 is free and ad-free.
Wanbli
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Please PM me when you have the tablet mount complete.
I like the display on the RC2, but it's too small so I want to use my 10" tablet. Do you have any idea what the 2 screw holes on the RC2 are for? 
Seems to be a good place to put a tablet mount... hi wanbli 
the 2 screw holes in the front edge are for lanyard mounts. I imagine the ones in the bottom are also for lanyard or maybe for supporting a bracket by a 3rd party the documentation for the RC 2 does not indicate anything about them but maybe someone else here knows
the 2 screw holes in the front edge are for lanyard mounts. I imagine the ones in the bottom are also for lanyard or maybe for supporting a bracket by a 3rd party the documentation for the RC 2 does not indicate anything about them but maybe someone else here knows
Hello guys, today we announced the mount for the DJI RC2. It is available for preorder here:
https://www.tripltek.com/product-pa...remote-air3-mini-4-preorder-available-nov-1st
https://www.tripltek.com/product-pa...remote-air3-mini-4-preorder-available-nov-1st
Captsharky1
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There is a seller on ebay that had 10 of them I just bought one. He may still have some left. Just search for the RCN2.
Captsharky1
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I just bought one on eBay. The seller had 10. He may still have some. They were 169. they are brand new.
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My TRIPLTEK 9 Pro monitor (T9P) would not communicate with my DJI Smart Controller that I use with my DJI Mavic 2EA. I tried what I thought was an "identically" functioning standard type HDMI (female) to USB-C (male) cable 12" cable and kept getting the message "Plug in a USB camera device". I don't know what your experience level is with the T9P but it requires the "nExt Camera" app which can be downloaded through Google Store. After I purchased TRIPLTEK's adapter, connected it between my smart controller and the T9P monitor, powered up both the smart controller and T9P (in this order), and selected "nExt Camera" app I was able to establish communication between these two devices. My take away from this experience is that you cannot use any kind of a off-the-shelf HDMI to USB-C cable - you have to purchase the adapter. I was completely happy with this arrangement in the end - I was able to find a workable fix with minimum difficulties. You still need a standard HDMI to HDMI cable to connect TRIPLTEK's adapter to a smart controller.
I have attached a file that I have written, Procedure to Connect TRIPLTEK Monitor to DJI Smart Controller, to remind me what I need to do to get my two devices to communicate to each other. Hope this will be helpful to others trying to do the same thing.
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