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Protomite Posted at 2017-2-13 09:48
Ok, I guess that answers the phone question. Now all batteries are charged, Dji go 4 is loaded & up dated on the Galxey S6, Dji Assistant 2 is loaded on my computer. I did manage to scan the square thing on the end of the Mavic arm into my Galxey S6. I plugged the S6 into the controller. Not sure which should be turn on first but I went with the S6 first then the controller. Tried it both wats and it didn't seem to matter. Turned on the go4 app and set it to Mavic. Then I tried to calabrate the controller joysticks. The first time it did not outline the squares. Next time it did outline the squares but it timed out. The third time when it was said and done the controller said: calabration failed and that's the way it's been doing. So far calabration has not worked.
Well, there are at least a couple of different schools of thought in this area, but I generally fall into the don't-calibrate-unless-you're-told-to camp. In fact, the controller is the one calibration I've yet to perform, so I'd recommend that you not do it.
Have you been through the user's manual? If not, I'd strongly recommend reading it. It's not a terribly long read, especially considering what's a stake once you start flying.
I'd also urge you to consider DJI's Care Refresh for your Mavic -- and no, I don't work for DJI or get a commission for recommending it or anything. Basically, if you crash your Mavic and physically recover it you can get a repair or replacement for far less money than it would otherwise cost. But you need to sign up within 48 hours of registering the drone or the process of getting it becomes a little more complicated.
Edit: As I was just reminded by another thread, you also need to make sure you register with the FAA.
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