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Dec 31, 2013 - Usage is the same on Mac and PC versions, so if you're used to the PC version you can. No more downloading drivers to install Assistant. Learn more about Phantom 3 Professional’s specifications, FAQ, video tutorials and guides, find user manuals, and download the DJI GO app. Download MP3 Dji Assistant 2 Download Free. How To: DJI Phantom 2 Assistant Software Installation; DJI Assistant 2 Software Updates. How To Update The DJI Mavic Air Firmware With DJI Assistant 2; DJI Phantom 4 Assistant 2 App Info And Tips - Avoidance Calibration- Logs; How To Upgrade DJI Mavic Pro Firmware With DJI Assistant 2. DJI Assistant 2 download. DJI assistant is available for Windows and Mac, here is the latest version directly from DJI. The latest version is all the way down the post, these are downloads directly from the DJI site. Have a look, and let me know if it helped you.

Getting a new drone is exciting but it can be complicated to get it up and running. Here's how to set up the DJI Phantom 4 drone IBTimes UK So you've just shelled out an epic £1,229 (or $1,399 outside Europe) for your DJI Phantom 4 drone and you're excited to get it into the air – but you don't know how, because the set-up process is different to that of its predecessor, the Phantom 3 series. Never fear, IBTimes UK is here to the rescue with a handy step-by-step guide that takes you through those pesky firmware updates and compass calibration, as well as explaining how you can access some of the new nifty avoidance and user-tracking functions. Step One: Charge everything The first thing you want to do, preferably the day before you want to take your drone out, is to charge absolutely everything. By everything we mean: the remote controller, the aircraft's battery (no, Phantom 3 batteries will not work with the Phantom 4), your tablet and your smartphone, in case you to look something up on Google when you're out in the field for the first time, because you might well need to.

Step Two: Download DJI Go App and DJI Assistant 2 software. Using a tablet as a view finder makes it easier to see the many functions and settings on the DJI Go app screenshot by IBTimes UK In order to fly the Phantom 4, you'll need to download the DJI Go app onto your tablet from or the. It is used as a view finder on the controller when you're flying the drone. You can use a smartphone, but a tablet is bigger and it's easier for you to see the drone functions, as well as where the drone is going. Search for DJI Go in the app store, and if you already have the DJI Go app on your tablet from flying the Phantom 3 series drones, simply select 'Update'.

You will also need to download the DJI Assistant 2 software to your PC or Mac so that you can update the firmware of the Phantom 4 drone, which you can download from the. Step Three: Update the aircraft's firmware. The DJI Assistant 2 software is essential to connect the Phantom 4 so you can download and update its firmware - click to enlarge screenshot by IBTimes UK In order to do this, you will need to turn the drone on and then link it into your PC or Mac using the white USB cable. You also need to make sure that your computer has a good internet connection, as the firmware update can take a while. When you're ready, launch the DJI Assistant 2 software and the DJI Phantom 4 should be recognised. Double-click the icon and you can then select 'Firmware Upgrade' on the left-hand panel. Select the most recent version of the firmware listed and click the 'Upgrade' button.

You only need to install the firmware at the top of the list; ignore any other entries. When you want to update the drone, you must make sure your internet connection is good, or it might fail - click to enlarge screenshot by IBTimes UK If the firmware doesn't download or stops downloading, you will need to check your internet connection. Once it has downloaded, select the 'Update' button.

If the update process stays at 0% and clearly isn't updating after a while, you will need to close the DJI Assistant 2 software (including go into Task Manager and make sure the process is no longer running). Then unplug the drone's USB cable, plug it in again and then launch the Assistant 2 software once more. Step Four: Calibrate the compass. Click 'Calibrate Compass' and follow the instructions on-screen to prepare your Phantom 4 drone for flight screenshot by IBTimes UK Once everything's updated, you're ready to head outside (somewhere ).

Don't bother calibrating the compass with the Assistant 2 software as it is not very intuitive, and you will have to calibrate it again when you get outside anyway. When you get to where you want to use the drone and have turned on the controller, aircraft, tablet and have the DJI Go app running, then follow these instructions to calibrate the compass.

Follow the instructions on the screen and pick up the drone, tilting and rotating it until the compass is calibrated screenshot by IBTimes UK In the DJI Go app, go to the top right-hand corner and select the menu, which pulls out a big menu of settings. Click on the icon on the left that looks like a quadcopter, which pulls up the 'Main Control Settings'. Click on 'Advanced Settings' and then select 'Sensors'. In the Sensors menu you will find an option that says 'Calibrate Compass'. This then activates the Calibration tutorial which guides you through the process on screen, just make sure that there are no magnets or electronic equipment nearby. Step Five: Make sure to turn on Active Tracking and Obstacle Avoidance.

Turn on all the obstacle avoidance settings to make flying your drone a far safer and less stressful experience, particularly when children and excited adults run towards the drone screenshot by IBTimes UK The cool thing that makes the Phantom 4 drone different from its predecessors is it comes with Active Tracking, that allows the drone to follow you around and film you (similar to the selfie drones like and that have captured consumers' attention), and the obstacle avoidance technology, which if set correctly, should enable you to keep any children or adults who get close to the drone safe. To do this, in the DJI Go app, go to the top right-hand corner and select the menu, which pulls out a big menu of settings.

Click on the icon on the left that looks like a ball emitting signals. This is the 'Visual Navigation Settings' menu.

Click on the icon shaped like a bullseye, which is third from the top on the left-hand side of the screen, to locate Active Track and Tap Fly screenshot by IBTimes UK Make sure that you turn on every single setting in this menu, including 'Enable Backward Flying', but make sure that there are no obstacles behind the drone when you do this, as it only has camera 'eyes' at the front of the drone, where the 4K camera and gimbal is facing. When you're ready to fly, go back to the main camera mode and click on the icon shaped like a bullseye, which is third from the top on the left-hand side of the screen. This brings up a menu with four buttons: Tap Fly (where the drone automatically flies to a point you indicate on the screen), Active Track (where the drone tracks your every move), Normal and Smart.