I thought I could use a longer USB-C cable and connect my iPhone from there. However, this doesn't trigger anything oddly
I assume you're referring to the USB-C cable at the bottom of the Air 2S type controller? In that case, that port is only for charging. If you want to attach a longer USB-C cable, you'd use the same port at the top of the controller.I thought I could use a longer USB-C cable and connect my iPhone from there. However, this doesn't trigger anything oddly
Thanks for confirming that. That confirms why the DJI Fly app was not recognizing my phone.I assume you're referring to the USB-C cable at the bottom of the Air 2S type controller? In that case, that port is only for charging. If you want to attach a longer USB-C cable, you'd use the same port at the top of the controller.
That too, but the main purpose is charging.I moved to the original Smart Controller, but I remember there was a toggle switch in DJI Fly settings to trigger auto-phone charging when a phone is connected to the controller through the cradle holder. Wether or not that option is still there I’m not sure, but it certainly was an option in the past.
Currently exclusive to iOS. Can't say the same about the SC though.I moved to the original Smart Controller, but I remember there was a toggle switch in DJI Fly settings to trigger auto-phone charging when a phone is connected to the controller through the cradle holder. Wether or not that option is still there I’m not sure, but it certainly was an option in the past.
I didn't see any charging indication when I plugged an iPhone into that port. OddCurrently exclusive to iOS. Can't say the same about the SC though.
Once enabled your phone will charge through the regular connection on topI didn't see any charging indication when I plugged an iPhone into that port. Odd
I thought the bottom port was for doomsday devices as clearly labeled in the manualI thought I could use a longer USB-C cable and connect my iPhone from there. However, this doesn't trigger anything oddly
Interesting, good to know!It can also be used as a video out, tested with a usbc to hdmi adapter and it outputs duplicate video of whats on the screen (no clean feed unfortunately from the usbc or the hdmi - all telemetry is shown). And charging of course.
For the Mavic Pro, at least, I have just run some tests: I connected my phone (Android) to the bottom port and the DJI app started up exactly the same as when the phone was connected to the side port. Everything seemed right. So I then connected my power bank (via USB micro) to the side port and it started charging the contoller. I then took the Mavic Pro outside and flew it as I normally do, and everything was perfect, with the controller being charged the whole time. I still have it connected this way as I write. I have just tested it again and it's working perfectly with the bottom port connected to the phone, and contolling the Mavic, while it is simultaneously being charged from my power bank connected via micro USB to the side port. This was a kind of revelation to me! It greatly enhances the way I can use the drone. It really does work.I thought I could use a longer USB-C cable and connect my iPhone from there. However, this doesn't trigger anything oddly
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