I have followed the step by step guide on how to run the official sample application (MSDK V5) with Android Studio.
However, Android Studio encounters an error when trying to run the 'sample', terminating the emulator process.
(According to another thread, the dji controller uses another architecture than the standard emulated phones on Android Studio.)

That's why I tried to run the sample app on the remote control (R-C-dji-RM330) that came with the dji mini 3.
I connected it to my PC via USB and Android Studio detects it awaiting permission for USB debugging.
This requires developer mode to be active on the rc, but I can't find a way to turn it on.
(The option in the setting shown in other tutorials is simply missing from the list.)

1.) Can I change my Android Studio to emulate the 'architecture' of a dji rc? If possible, how?
2.) Is there another way to turn on developer mode on said remote controller? Or do I need the Pro Controller?

I have followed the step by step guide on how to run the official sample application (MSDK V5) with Android Studio.
However, Android Studio encounters an error when trying to run the 'sample', terminating the emulator process.
(According to another thread, the dji controller uses another architecture than the standard emulated phones on Android Studio.)

That's why I tried to run the sample app on the remote control (R-C-dji-RM330) that came with the dji mini 3.
I connected it to my PC via USB and Android Studio detects it awaiting permission for USB debugging.
This requires developer mode to be active on the rc, but I can't find a way to turn it on.
(The option in the setting shown in other tutorials is simply missing from the list.)

1.) Can I change my Android Studio to emulate the 'architecture' of a dji rc? If possible, how?
2.) Is there another way to turn on developer mode on said remote controller? Or do I need the Pro Controller?