I am now owner of a new Marvic Pro. I realised that I have to make an update on the Remote Control as well as on the Drone. It seems that I am 3 updates "behind". Do I have to make all three updates or just the latest?

When you update, it should go to the latest version in one step.

theothernt Posted at 9-4 04:14
When you update, it should go to the latest version in one step.

Well, it is possible to click on each update - also to the elder ones.
(THIS is what confuses me).
But I will try only the lastest one.
Thanks.

Peteman Posted at 9-4 05:09
Well, it is possible to click on each update - also to the elder ones.
(THIS is what confuses me).
But I will try only the lastest one.

True, from the DJI Assistant 2 software you'll see a list - but going straight to the latest is perfectly fine.

(I don't think you see a list of updates in the Go 4 app, it just gives you the latest)

And make sure to update the DJI GO 4 app as well!

Hi, thank you for bringing this query for us. It will not affect the performance of the drone if you jump and download the latest version of the firmware of your unit. Also, you can directly download the latest firmware of both your aircraft and remote controller via DJI Assistant 2. You may refer to the link below. Please don't hesitate to reach us if you have any other concerns. Thank you for your continued support!

https://www.dji.com/mavic/info#downloads

Thanks for your help!

Do the AC straight to the latest on Assistant 2 for Mavic then the RC and calibrate the IMU and gimbal after doing it at home on a level surface followed by the compass when at your flight location away from heavy metal structures. Then you're good to go and only do additional calibrations when the app tells you to.

Have fun with your new machine!