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Hello all, I had the same issue related to calibration of vision sensors for Mavic 2 Pro. I reached out to DJI support and they provided the link and set by step instructions on how to install the software and calibrate. I am using MacBook Air with latest OS and I had no problems in recalibrating my drone. I am sharing instructions here and hopefully folks here will find it helpful to resolve their issue related to calibration. DJI support was pretty good in providing me with this solution.
Download Link for DJI Assistant 2 For Mavic:
https://www.dji.com/downloads/products/mavic-2
DJI Assistant 2 cannot be directly downloaded from App Store due to limitations of the Mac system. You can indirectly install the software following the steps below:
1. Go to the download page of the corresponding product website to download the Mac version of the DJI Assistant 2 installation package (DMG format)
2. After downloading, double-click the software installation package, and a warning(can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer) to restrict from installing the software will be shown.
3. Go to “System Preferences” and “Security & Privacy”. Click “Open Anyway” and “Continue” to start installation.
4. After DJI Assistant 2 is installed, the program will automatically pop up a window asking to install the HoRNDIS driver, as shown below. Please enter your computer password in the window that pops up, and then press the Enter key. When “Process Completed” is shown, restart your Mac.
Note: The driver must be installed. Otherwise, firmware updates or flight controller data exports will be affected.
5. To confirm that the HoRNDIS driver is installed correctly, please restart your Mac and go to “Settings”, “Security & Privacy” and “General”. If the prompt “System software from developer ‘Joshua Wise’ was blocked from loading” shown in the screenshot below is not displayed, or if you have allowed this operation before, you can continue to use DJI Assistant 2. If the prompt is shown in the screenshot below, please click “Allow” for “System software from developer ‘Joshua Wise’ was blocked from loading”.
Note: Joshua Wise is the original developer of HoRNDIS, which is an open-source USB tethering driver for Mac OS X.
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