Looking for some insight from those in the know. Recently acquired a new flying camera that I can’t seem to get connected to my iPad Pro. I was told prior to the purchase that an iPad is compatible with the m210 V2. The Android CrystalSky and I don’t really get along and I hoping to make the iPad work like the iPad mini’s that I use for the other DJI products that I have. Hopefully something simple that I just haven’t figured out yet and please forgive my inabilities. Thanks.
Clues please. M210 V2
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Cendence controller with iPad Pro. Apple cable from iPad to usb left of hdmi port as looking at the front of the controller. There is another usb port at the back of the device mount that has what I think is a thumb drive icon. I’ thinking that port is not what I should be using. I’ll research that one.
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Okay, "Aircraft Disconnected" means the iPad IS connected to the controller. So I will guess that you haven't tried to fly the bird sans iPad. And if you did try, it may not have worked. In that case, my guess is that the cadence is not bound to the M200. If you CAN fly the M200 sans iPad, then I'm going to guess that you're using the wrong app. Try the Go App, as opposed to the Go 4 App.
Disclaimer: I don't own an M200, so I'm taking educated guesses.
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With the iPad not showing any pertinent information when the bird is on, no, not going in the air. The cendence is connected. No props, I can spin the motors. No issues flying with the cs other than the normal complaints that go along with that device.
Usb on cendence to lightning on iPad.
The only usb c connector I see in this system is the one at the device mount on the cendence that the cs plugs in to. Is that tied to the USB port at the back of the device mount?
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