Video Verification Steps for Camera Drones

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DJI Fly ............................................................................................................................................... 1
DJI Avata Series + DJI Goggles V2 ..................................................................................................... 3
DJI Avata Series + DJI Goggles 2/DJI Goggles 3/DJI Goggles Integra/ DJI Neo + DJI Goggles 3 ........ 4
DJI Neo + DJI Goggles N3.................................................................................................................. 5
Inspire 3 & Inspire 2 ......................................................................................................................... 7

DJI Fly
Please select one of the two video verification methods: “Screen Recording" or “Video Shooting with
External Device".
For optimal clarity of the required information, we recommend using "Screen Recording" for the video
verification process.
If you need to use your remote controller with a mobile device, please consult the "Mobile Device"
instructions. If you are using a remote controller with a built-in screen, please refer to the "Remote
Controller with Built-in Screen" instructions. To export the video from the remote controller with a
built-in screen, please click here.

Please record the following content in order:

Step 1 (Screen Recording): Prepare for screen recording

⚫ Mobile Device: Power on the remote controller and the aircraft, connect your mobile device,
and initiate screen recording. Make sure your device is connected during recording.
⚫ Remote Controller with Built-in Screen: Power on the remote controller and the aircraft,
connect the remote controller to the network, and initiate screen recording.
Or Step 1 (Video Shooting with External Device): Preparation for shooting - Ensure the content is clear,
there's no screen glare, and there are no obstructions.

⚫ Mobile Device: Power on the remote controller and the aircraft, and connect your mobile
device.
⚫ Remote Controller with Built-in Screen: Power on the remote controller and the aircraft,
then connect the remote controller to the network.

Step 2: Show the current date and time.

⚫ Mobile Device: Connect the mobile device to the network, access the device's calendar app,
or search for “Time" in the browser to display the current date and time.
⚫ Remote Controller with Built-in Screen: Enter the camera view, swipe down on the screen to
show the current date and time.

Step 3: Show the device’s serial number.

Launch DJI Fly, tap “GO FLY”, and then tap the icon located at the top right corner of the screen to access the
general settings interface. Select “About”, slowly scroll down the screen, and remain on the page displaying
the device SN.

Step 4: Check the gimbal function

Select “Control”, tap “Gimbal Calibration” to start gimbal auto calibration. Control the gimbal to move up
and down after calibration.

Step 5: Check the flight status

Tap the icon on the upper left of the screen to enter the aircraft status list. Slowly scroll down the page to
the bottom. Make sure there are no warnings shown.

Step 6: Check the shooting feature

Go back to the camera view and record a video* lasting at least 3 seconds, then play it back. After playback,
stop screen recording. Please refrain from cutting, splicing, or editing the video.

* If your device does not have internal storage, make sure to insert an available microSD card before starting
the recording.
DJI Avata Series + DJI Goggles V2

1. Before recording: Please make sure the current firmware version is the latest. The
firmware update can be done in the following two ways:

⚫ Once the aircraft, goggles, and motion controller/remote controller have been linked,
connect the goggles to your mobile device. Launch the DJI Fly app, then check the firmware version or
access the firmware update prompt shown in the top left corner of the homepage in the app to update
the firmware to the latest version.
⚫ Use DJI Assistant 2 (Consumer Drones Series) to update the aircraft, remote controller, and
DJI FPV Goggles V2 to the latest version.

2. When recording the verification video, please record the following content in order:

Step 1: Prepare for screen recording

Get ready to place your mobile device and use it to record the screen of DJI FPV goggles V2. It's not necessary
to capture the full screen, but make sure the following information is captured clearly.

Step 2: Show the device’s serial number

Press down the 5D button to scroll through the menu, enter Settings and About, scroll down the screen, and
remain on the page displaying the device SN (clearly show the serial number of the flight controller, remote
controller, battery, and camera).

Step 3: Check the flight status

Enter Status and check that there are no warning prompts.

Step 4: Check the gimbal function

Enter Settings, Control, and Gimbal Calibration to complete the gimbal calibration.

Step 5: Check the shooting feature

Start video recording, adjust the gimbal tilt, ensure that the capturing view follows the movement of the
lens accordingly, then maintain a static camera view for 5 seconds, and stop recording. Maintain maximum
stability with the shooting equipment.
DJI Avata Series + DJI Goggles 2/DJI Goggles 3/DJI Goggles Integra/
DJI Neo + DJI Goggles 3

1. Before Recording: Make sure the firmware has been updated to the latest. Refer to the following two
methods to update firmware:

 Once the aircraft, the goggles, and the motion controller or the remote controller are linked, connect
the goggles to your mobile device. Open the DJI Fly app and update the firmware to the latest version
through firmware version detection or the upper left corner of the homepage.
 Or use DJI Assistant 2 (Consumer Drones Series) to update the firmware of aircraft, remote controller,
and DJI Goggles 2/DJI Goggles 3/DJI Goggles Integra to the latest version.

2. Preparation before Screen Recording  You can record videos using the goggles or using a mobile device

with the screen recording function.

 Before recording, please open the goggles menu, go to Settings → Camera → Advanced Camera
Settings → Camera View Recording. Make sure that all kinds of information can be recorded after
starting recording.

lMethod 1: Recording via Goggles:

1. Insert the microSD card into the goggles.

2. Swipe down to open the shortcut menu and tap to start recording. After recording, check the video and
make sure that the content is accurate and meets the specified requirements.

3. Export the video. lMethod 2: Recording via Mobile Device

1. Connect the goggles to a mobile device using a data cable. (It is advisable to use the original provided data
cable to ensure a reliable connection.)

2. Enable the screen recording function on the mobile device. Open the DJI Fly app on your mobile device.

3. Once the screen recording begins, cover the proximity sensor on the goggles with an opaque material (e.g.
black duct tape) to activate the screen. After starting the screen recording, you can operate directly
through the goggles without the need for covering. (If there is no proximity sensor, then there is no need
to cover
it.)
4. After recording, check the video and make sure that the content is accurate and meets the specified
requirements.

3. When recording the verification video, please record the following contents in order:

Step 1: Display the device serial number.

Access the menu on the goggles. Next, go to Settings, About, and scroll down the screen. Stay on the page
displaying the flight controller and camera SN for 3 to 5 seconds to ensure that the serial numbers are
clearly displayed.

Step 2: Check the flight status.

Enter Status and check that there are no status warning prompts.

Step 3: Check the gimbal function.

Enter Settings, Control, and Gimbal Calibration to complete the gimbal calibration.

Step 4: Check the shooting feature.

Tilt the gimbal up and down, and then hold the frame steady for five seconds (try to keep the device as stable
as possible).

DJI Neo + DJI Goggles N3

1. Before Recording: Make sure the firmware has been updated to the latest version. Refer to the following

two methods to update firmware:

 Once the DJI Neo, the goggles, and the motion controller or the remote controller are linked, connect
the goggles to your mobile device. Open the DJI Fly app and update the firmware to the latest version
through firmware version detection or the upper left corner of the homepage.

 Or use DJI Assistant 2 (Consumer Drones Series) to update the firmware of DJI Neo, remote controller
and DJI Goggles N3 to the latest version.
2. Preparation before Screen Recording  You can record videos using the goggles or using a mobile device

with the screen recording function.

 Before recording, please open the goggles menu, go to Settings → Camera → Advanced Camera Settings
→ Camera View Recording. Make sure that all kinds of information can be recorded after starting
recording.
lMethod 1: Recording via Goggles:

1. Insert the microSD card into the goggles.

2. Swipe down to open the shortcut menu and tap to start recording. After recording, check the video and
make sure that the content is accurate and meets the specified requirements.

3. Export the video. lMethod 2: Recording via Mobile Device

1. Connect the goggles to a mobile device using a data cable. (It is advisable to use the original provided data
cable to ensure a reliable connection.)

2. Enable the screen recording function on the mobile device. Open the DJI Fly app on your mobile device.

3. After recording, check the video and make sure that the content is accurate and meets the specified
requirements.

3. When recording the verification video, please record the following contents in order:

Step 1: Display the device serial number.

Access the menu on the goggles. Next, go to Settings, About, and scroll down the screen. Stay on the page
displaying the flight controller and camera SN for 3 to 5 seconds to ensure that the serial numbers are clearly
displayed.

Step 2: Check the flight status.

Enter Status and check that there are no status warning prompts.

Step 3: Check the gimbal function.

Enter Settings, Control, and Gimbal Calibration to complete the gimbal calibration.

Step 4: Check the shooting feature.

Tilt the gimbal up and down, and then hold the frame steady for five seconds (try to keep the device as stable
as possible).
Inspire 3 & Inspire 2

Before shooting a verification video, please pay attention to the instructions below:

- Please show the aircraft, remote controller, and app* in the same shot.

*Inspire 3 is used with DJI Pilot 2, while Inspire 2 is used with DJI GO 4.

- Record the video in a bright and spacious environment, ensuring that the surrounding area is safe for video
recording.

- Make sure that the video content is clear and visible.

- Do not shoot and edit your video in separate segments.

Step 1: Install batteries and unlock the Travel mode

Show the complete process of the aircraft unlocking the Travel mode.

Step 2: Capture the surrounding status of the aircraft

Capture from all around the aircraft to ensure that the exterior appearance of the aircraft is normal, without
any signs of deformation or damage.

Step 3: Install gimbal camera

Attach the lens to the gimbal camera and lock it in place, then mount the gimbal camera to the aircraft.

Step 4: Power on the device and Show the serial number

Power on the remote controller and the aircraft, after linking and the gimbal self-check is complete, launch
the corresponding app. In the "Settings" - "About" section of the app, locate the "Flight Controller Serial
Number" for the aircraft and ensure that the serial number is captured clearly.

Step 5: Check the aircraft status

1. DJI Pilot 2

⚫ Run the app and enter HMS, and confirm that there are no “Warning" or "Caution" displayed
in each module.
⚫ Enter the camera view, and confirm that there are no error messages in the status bar at the
upper left corner. 2. DJI GO 4

⚫ Enter the camera view, and confirm that there are no error messages in the status bar.

Step 6: Check the gimbal status

Confirm the control of the gimbal pitch axis by rotating the left dial of the remote controller, and then
confirm the control of the gimbal yaw axis by rotating the right dial.

Step 7: Check the camera view and shooting feature

① Enter the camera view and confirm that the image transmission is normal.
② Capture a photo or video.
③ View the photo or video in the album.
* No specific requirements are made for shooting parameters.

Step 8: Check the motor function

Attach the propellers, push both sticks to the bottom inner corner to start the motors. Then, gently push the
throttle stick to confirm that the motor rotation speed can be controlled (without needing to take off the
aircraft.). Please remember to maintain a safe distance. After completing the operation, push both sticks to
the bottom inner corner to stop the motors.

Step 9: Power off your device

Power off the aircraft and remote controller. Then stop recording.