Hello,

Everytime I start the ronin app I get a message "Joystick error. Run Auto Tune for Joystick and restart gimbal".

The joystick is not functioning properly, time to time it moves/drifts automatically as if I was pressing the josystick a bit... so I guess the app detects that..

Does anyone know what is this kind of Joystick auto tune? I just see the Motor autoune but not for Joystick.

Same problem here all the time

I after 3 rounds of calibration it stays ok for 3-5 mins then it gets drifting again, I will rma it in a week if I get no response from dji

Same for me at all time,my gosh how to Run joystick auto tune ..

I also just got this joystick error.  I did the standard auto tune, powered down and restarted and the error has gone away.  However I now cannot use the joystick in M3 (works fine on M1 and M2).  Any ideas?

Trigger
Press and hold to use the Lock Mode.
Tap twice to recentre the Ronin.
Press three times to turn the camera 180°
Tap four times then hold to calibrate the joystick. Move the joystick in all directions then tap four times and hold to complete the calibration.

ITS WORKS

Eduardo Romero Posted at 1-28 17:17
Trigger
Press and hold to use the Lock Mode.
Tap twice to recentre the Ronin.

Yeah tired that whole thing.
With all the taps and the joystick calibration, and it’s cool for like a minute.
But once you start switching between the user modes and using the joystick it still does the drifting

Hello,
I keep having the same issue with the joystick. In my experience most of the time is a matter of touching the joystick a bit and playing with it to get behaviour back to normal. I am sure is a faulty part the guys at DJI know about but don't now how to fix it.
Very annoying though.

Estou com o mesmo problema aqui, ja fiz todas as regulagens mas continua. alguém consegiu resolver?

I have the same issue with my Ronin RSC2. I tried everything and by doing that I just realized that it's not a software issue, but a manufacturing one. If I turn the joystick to the right it stays in a position a little bit off center to the right. It doesn't jump back all the way to the center. The joystick is very sensitive. If you try it really carefully to just push it back from right to the center it will stop rotating. The joysticks slightly jumps to the right and stays there if you push it to right. It's really hard to see it, but you will if you pay attention. If I touch the joystick very carefully with the tip of my thumb and I push it to the left/up/down it jumps back to the center. Try to push it to right the same way and it wont jump back all the way. It's hard to see, you have to pay attention and look closer. Calibrating wont help. Just push it back from right to the center position and the gimbal will stop rotating. Also no issues with the joystick in the DJI App.

I thought I had damaged it in transit.

Has any one tried spraying some electro-clean into the base of the joystickm

djiuser_iCWmtDm49DJk Posted at 1-24 17:34
I thought I had damaged it in transit.

Has any one tried spraying some electro-clean into the base of the joystickm

I also just now encountered this problem. Not sure what to do!

djiuser_24F6I4mgq4et Posted at 2020-12-13 08:07
I have the same issue with my Ronin RSC2. I tried everything and by doing that I just realized that it's not a software issue, but a manufacturing one. If I turn the joystick to the right it stays in a position a little bit off center to the right. It doesn't jump back all the way to the center. The joystick is very sensitive. If you try it really carefully to just push it back from right to the center it will stop rotating. The joysticks slightly jumps to the right and stays there if you push it to right. It's really hard to see it, but you will if you pay attention. If I touch the joystick very carefully with the tip of my thumb and I push it to the left/up/down it jumps back to the center. Try to push it to right the same way and it wont jump back all the way. It's hard to see, you have to pay attention and look closer. Calibrating wont help. Just push it back from right to the center position and the gimbal will stop rotating. Also no issues with the joystick in the DJI App.

Hello!I have the same mistake and can understand your description with the easy to move joystick. Have you already found a solution for this?

I have same problem with my dji ronim sc2
Please help me

I had the same problem occuring right after my warranty expired. I contacted Dji and they told me I could send it in for repair. But I am not paying for anything, because it's not my fault. I can't use this Gimbal for filming, because it's not reliable anymore. It's really annoying, I can calibrate the joystick, but it starts drifting really fast when I slightly touch the joystick again. I don't know what to do.

djiuser_24F6I4mgq4et Posted at 2020-12-13 08:07
I have the same issue with my Ronin RSC2. I tried everything and by doing that I just realized that it's not a software issue, but a manufacturing one. If I turn the joystick to the right it stays in a position a little bit off center to the right. It doesn't jump back all the way to the center. The joystick is very sensitive. If you try it really carefully to just push it back from right to the center it will stop rotating. The joysticks slightly jumps to the right and stays there if you push it to right. It's really hard to see it, but you will if you pay attention. If I touch the joystick very carefully with the tip of my thumb and I push it to the left/up/down it jumps back to the center. Try to push it to right the same way and it wont jump back all the way. It's hard to see, you have to pay attention and look closer. Calibrating wont help. Just push it back from right to the center position and the gimbal will stop rotating. Also no issues with the joystick in the DJI App.

Did you fix it somehow?

Had this error. What I did is turn on grip power button. Turn on gimbal power button. Try to calibrate but nothing happened just like attached image. Shutdown grip power button without turning off gimbal power button. Wait for 5 sec then start again grip power button and start gimbal button. And now I can auto calibrate it successfully just like attached image.

I am having the same issue. I Autotuned and Calibrated with the app and updated to the latest Firmware. Still the joystick is faulty, one touch and it drifts upwards nonstop. Changing modes or on/off does not fix it.

Eduardo Romero Posted at 2020-1-28 17:17
Trigger
Press and hold to use the Lock Mode.
Tap twice to recentre the Ronin.

It worked here too

Is there any other methods to auto tune the joystick? Four click doesn't do anything....

Hi!
I have a absolute new RSC2 and drifting upwards. Sending it in for replacement.

Hello , Everytime I start the ronin app I get a message " Joystick error . Run Auto Tune for Joystick and restart gimbal " This problem solution  please

Hey Guys, I have same issue but thanks God I got the solution. I am just using my Air Blower for my Computer and use it to Blower the JoyStick of my RONIN-SC and it works very much.
I am so Happy and I hope it will help to you guys!

Lonelyjoker1224 Posted at 1-22 07:10
Hey Guys, I have same issue but thanks God I got the solution. I am just using my Air Blower for my Computer and use it to Blower the JoyStick of my RONIN-SC and it works very much.
I am so Happy and I hope it will help to you guys!

Does it really works? Could you please show some screenshots that how you blow on it…

Eduardo Romero Posted at 2020-1-28 17:17
Trigger
Press and hold to use the Lock Mode.
Tap twice to recentre the Ronin.

Hello,
Thanks for this! It worked the first couple of times I tried this, but only for a minute or two. Now it won’t work at all and the gimbal just spins to the right.

Is there a permanent solution to this? Does sending it back to DJI help? Can they do anything to fix it?

Thanks!

Ok so this just started happening me too and iono if this is some weird secret setting but all I did was click the joystick and it stopped. I clicked it again and it began drifting again. I clicked it again and it stopped. Hopefully that works for someone as well.