Thanks, I'll try again however I don't think thats the problem. I received no warnings. Gee, I hope I haven't bought a $4000 doorstopCheck all of the warnings on the startup page.
We were on a set recently, and every time we took off from a certain road, it couldn't get a GPS lock, and as a result, wouldn't let me fly more than 20 feet (?) up. There was some warning that sort of helped explain the problem. Everything worked fine after we restarted and took off from the grass.
thanks, I thought I had registered? would you please tell me how to register on on go app? I'm sorryfrom memory it happened about a year ago, suggest that it has not defaulted to beginner mode, if not go into registration and I think that then sorts out the problem
oh wow!! well, okay and thank you very much for the help!In order if likelihood...
- Check it hasn't defaulted back to beginner mode in the app
- check you've got the height/distance limits set in the app
- make sure that Dji Go 4 is signed in with you Dji user login.
- within Internet wifi range for your tablet, sign out of Dji Go 4, then sign back in again.
- check your location on the map and make sure it doesn't think your in a nofly area, or in China!
- all else fails, connect the I2 aircraft Via USB to DJI assistant 2 and do a reset to factory defaults. Sometimes when it does an update it doesn't always read the stored option values back in correctly and a reset helps clear them.
If it still doesn't clear up, then final suggestion is to try a firmware refresh via Assistant 2.
Hope one of those helps.
I'm having trouble finding the beginner mode in DJI 4 go app?In order if likelihood...
- Check it hasn't defaulted back to beginner mode in the app
- check you've got the height/distance limits set in the app
- make sure that Dji Go 4 is signed in with you Dji user login.
- within Internet wifi range for your tablet, sign out of Dji Go 4, then sign back in again.
- check your location on the map and make sure it doesn't think your in a nofly area, or in China!
- all else fails, connect the I2 aircraft Via USB to DJI assistant 2 and do a reset to factory defaults. Sometimes when it does an update it doesn't always read the stored option values back in correctly and a reset helps clear them.
If it still doesn't clear up, then final suggestion is to try a firmware refresh via Assistant 2.
Hope one of those helps.
Are you connected to the I2? Option only appears if you’re connected to the I2. If you are other than a CrystalSky you may have to delete the app entirely first. Then, while on WiFi or LTE reinstall the app and re-sign in using your ID and password. Then open the app and go to the limitations section and your Beginner Mode should be visible. Toggle to off. Then check all your flight parameters as they may default to OEM after a delete and reinstall.I'm having trouble finding the beginner mode in DJI 4 go app?
Thank you! I'll try thatAre you connected to the I2? Option only appears if you’re connected to the I2. If you are other than a CrystalSky you may have to delete the app entirely first. Then, while on WiFi or LTE reinstall the app and re-sign in using your ID and password. Then open the app and go to the limitations section and your Beginner Mode should be visible. Toggle to off. Then check all your flight parameters as they may default to OEM after a delete and reinstall.
That fixed it!!! Thank you very much !! they now call it Coach mode. Also thanks for tip on resetting everything. It had all defaulted back to newThank you! I'll try that
Actually Coach mode allows you to fly the master controller and have a student on the slave remote. Beginner mode is completely different and only allows a small flight area of about 30 metersThat fixed it!!! Thank you very much !! they now call it Coach mode. Also thanks for tip on resetting everything. It had all defaulted back to new
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