I have made an Waypoint route on the website Waypointmap.com (13 waypoints) - the site exports the .kmz file to my Mac, and so long everything is OK.

But when I connect my Dji RC2 to my Mac M-cpu  (or iPad Pro M1) nothing happens - the devices into RC2 doesn't show up?

On my iPad & Mac there's only USB-C ports, but, I'm using Apples dongle, USB-C to USB-A, but that doesn't changed a thing... Why?

The last thing I did was to dig in my closett and grab my old Windows computer that has been retired since three years.
On Windows I can see both internal and external storage!?

Why can´t I copy files to RC2 from the Mac/iPad??

Isn’t a single person in this forum that can answer this question?

On a Windows computer, do you see DJI RC2 memory?

Drone.Hunter Posted at 8-2 19:58
On a Windows computer, do you see DJI RC2 memory?

When you make such a question I realize that you don’t even read my question in the first post…

ErrkaPetti Posted at 8-3 01:09
When you make such a question I realize that you don’t even read my question in the first post…

I read your message. It is not clear to me how correctly you see it, i.e. whether you see the information on it. This is to definitely exclude the problem with the remote control.

Drone.Hunter Posted at 8-3 03:37
I read your message. It is not clear to me how correctly you see it, i.e. whether you see the information on it. This is to definitely exclude the problem with the remote control.

Excuse my rudeness :-(

Yes, on Windows 10 I could copy the .KMZ file to my Dji RC2.

But, I rather use my iPad or my Mac for this action (even with an iPhone would be nice)…

Why why why can’t Dji give us the option to easily administrate our Waypoint routes?
Why can’t we choose from several different Waypoint route directly in RC2?

With the site waypointmaps.com I can do a lot of waypoint missions in advance and export - good if you planning an travel long way from home.

Dji, why??

Hi there,

Thank you for reaching out. The remote controller comes with the Android operating system, while Mac computer cannot recognize an Android device. In this case, please download and install Android File Transfer in your Mac.

Please visit this link to download Android File Transfer: https://www.android.com/filetransfer/

I hope this information has helped to clarify your inquiries. If you have any other questions, kindly let us know. Thank You!

DJI Gamora Posted at 8-3 04:38
Hi there,

Thank you for reaching out. The remote controller comes with the Android operating system, while Mac computer cannot recognize an Android device. In this case, please download and install Android File Transfer in your Mac.

Thanks a lot!!!
I will immediately test this!!

ErrkaPetti Posted at 8-3 04:48
Thanks a lot!!!
I will immediately test this!!

Thank you for keeping us posted. We are looking forward to your response for further assistance. Thank You

This topic is partly solved now!

I downloaded this utility to Mac from https://android-file-transfer.en.uptodown.com/mac/download and that did the trick!

Still have wishes that I also could do it on my iPad Pro M1 also…
Why it not working out-of-the-box on both iPad & Mac is strange - iPadOS and MacOS is just like Android developed from the Unix/Linux kernal - Windows not, albeit Windows can read Dji RC2 with any utility… Peculiar..

ErrkaPetti Posted at 2024-8-3 07:21
This topic is partly solved now!

I downloaded this utility to Mac from https://android-file-transfer.en.uptodown.com/mac/download and that did the trick!

I just downloaded MacDroid, but when plugging the USB in, I get:

Status: Unauthorized Android device.  Allow this computer and reconnect it.

How did you get it running?

(Im on V 1.16.0 on the RC 2)