Is there any button combination or a feature to temporarily lock out the RC Pro (or any other DJI RC) while in flight? This would be great for unintentional inputs from an operator who is distracted for a second and accidentally fly the drone in any direction where space is critical.

What a security feature...!!!     

In the absence of such a feature moving your fingers away from the control stick might be wise, as would be keeping the control sticks away from your body.

Sean-bumble-bee Posted at 1-3 02:48
In the absence of such a feature moving your fingers away from the control stick might be wise, as would be keeping the control sticks away from your body.

That's what I do as well but I am talking about that friction of a second when you turn to see or talk to a friend and your finger slips at the worst possible time.

dreamtuner Posted at 1-3 04:06
That's what I do as well but I am talking about that friction of a second when you turn to see or talk to a friend and your finger slips at the worst possible time.

Not being awkward but in that fraction of a second would you think to lock the controller before turning? The way things work out, sadly I doubt it.

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DJI Tony Posted at 1-3 23:22
Hi, dreamtuner. Thank you for reaching out. Your request has been recorded, and this will be passed on to our DJI Developers for attention. Significant suggestions will be implemented via the firmware update, app update, etc. For any updates, please stay tuned to the latest news on our DJI official website at (www.dji.com). Should you have further concerns, please reach back here at DJI Forum. Thank you, and have a nice day!

Thanks DJI Tony.

Hi, dreamtuner. Thank you for reaching out. Regretfully, there's no option to lock out any DJI RCs but if the drone has obstacle avoidance, the drone will detect the obstacle and react as preset "bypass" or “brake” off". Hoping for your kind understanding and thank you for your support.

dreamtuner Posted at 1-4 00:56
Thanks DJI Tony.

You are most welcome. Happy flying!

Kind of like the "Pause" button on the Motion Controller? I like that idea!

DJI Tony Posted at 1-3 23:22
Hi, dreamtuner. Thank you for reaching out. Your request has been recorded, and this will be passed on to our DJI Developers for attention. Significant suggestions will be implemented via the firmware update, app update, etc. For any updates, please stay tuned to the latest news on our DJI official website at (www.dji.com). Should you have further concerns, please reach back here at DJI Forum. Thank you, and have a nice day!

Has this feature been released?

Porja Naj Posted at 8-18 00:06
Has this feature been released?

Hi. Thank you for reaching out. The DJI RC does not have this feature yet. We appreciate your interest. Have a great day ahead.

Any news about capability to lock the RC controller? Would be awesome if you want to stowe away the controller in Active Track mode. Looks like several people want that function.

Got_a_question Posted at 3-11 11:22
Any news about capability to lock the RC controller? Would be awesome if you want to stowe away the controller in Active Track mode. Looks like several people want that function.

Hi. There are no updates yet. However, we are actively submitting your requests to the relevant team. Any news will be announced on the DJI official website or in the DJI Forum. Thank you for your patience.

+1 for RC lock. I`m still struggling to use active track while trail running. It would be great if you can just put the RC in one of the running vest pockets and go for fast descend/accent where you would need your hands for support or handle poles. How do you guys handle such situations?

agrarina Posted at 5-25 09:01
+1 for RC lock. I`m still struggling to use active track while trail running. It would be great if you can just put the RC in one of the running vest pockets and go for fast descend/accent where you would need your hands for support or handle poles. How do you guys handle such situations?

Thank you for the suggestion. Please rest assured that we will register the information and provide feedback to the related departments for evaluation. Thank you for your valued support.