Today when switching on the remote it started beeping again... Seems like it forgot the calibration I did yesterday. After a new calibration the beeping stopped and all was normal again. I was able to fly the Mini 2 without any problems. But what about tomorrow? What about later today? I hope this problem wil not persist!

Quick question. Had you just charged your RC fully?

yogi053 Posted at 4-1 07:13
Quick question. Had you just charged your RC fully?

No, it showed three leds, which should mean about 75% charged...

Mine did this also......i recalibrated the sticks after resync, and it was ok. Dont know if it will work for you, but worth a try.

at what point is the remote beeping, when the drone has taken off? what remote, the std connected with phone or Smart?

KTM80PT Posted at 4-1 10:56
at what point is the remote beeping, when the drone has taken off? what remote, the std connected with phone or Smart?

The remote started beeping as soon as I turned the power on. It's the new remote that comes with DJI Mini 2. The remote is connected to my iPhone X with the standard Lightning cable that came with the remote.

I seen your other post that you already calibrated the sticks.....go to where you can see the sticks movement  "do not calibrate" and see if you getting any movement input of joysticks without touching them. If the joysticks or reading movement, It only takes just a very, very small amount of input to trip that beeping

I saw your other thread from yesterday about the beeping controller. You mentioned that you had just got the drone. That is what was happening with mine when I first got it. Almost every time I turned the controller on it started beeping. I posted either on here or a Facebook group and someone commented that they had the same issue with a new drone, and suggested that it might just because the joysticks are still a bit 'tight' and they're not centering properly, and because of that the controller beeps when switched on. I honestly don't know if that cured mine, but since reading that suggestion I tend to put the joysticks through their entire range after fitting the control sticks, and haven't had any more beeping... touch wood!

Hello there talenteronline.no. I am sorry for the trouble this has caused and thank you for reaching out. If still the remote controller of your DJI Mini 2 keeps on beeping after doing the remote controller calibration process.  I would recommend for you to contact our DJI Support Team at https://www.dji.com/support?site=brandsite&from=nav for further assistance. We have a team that will do there best to check the said remote controller and give out the best resolution for the said issue. Again, I am sorry and thank you.

talenteronline.no Posted at 4-1 11:09
The remote started beeping as soon as I turned the power on. It's the new remote that comes with DJI Mini 2. The remote is connected to my iPhone X with the standard Lightning cable that came with the remote.

I had the same problem. I disconnected the phone and then turned on the remote.

I think the sequence is:

power on RC > connect phone> app should auto open> power on drone > fly away !

steamship Posted at 4-1 14:08
I saw your other thread from yesterday about the beeping controller. You mentioned that you had just got the drone. That is what was happening with mine when I first got it. Almost every time I turned the controller on it started beeping. I posted either on here or a Facebook group and someone commented that they had the same issue with a new drone, and suggested that it might just because the joysticks are still a bit 'tight' and they're not centering properly, and because of that the controller beeps when switched on. I honestly don't know if that cured mine, but since reading that suggestion I tend to put the joysticks through their entire range after fitting the control sticks, and haven't had any more beeping... touch wood!

Thank You! That seems to be a sensible and useful advice.

Thanks for all the inputs, Guys! I will be flying a lot during the rest of Easter and will report back soon.

You should make sure you don't touch the sticks when you power it on (they should be centered). If not it can beep like crazy.
Shutting it off and starting it again without touching the sticks would fix it if that's the issue.