The latest Assistant 2 version at the time of writing is 2 v1. Below we look at each component of the DJI Assistant and how it can help you in understanding and helping fix your Mavic quadcopter. In this area of the DJI Assistant 2 Mavic software, you can see your present firmware version and whether there is a new firmware update available.
You can also read the release notes if there is a new firmware available. You may also see an older Mavic firmware version. You may need to downgrade to an older version if you installed the latest firmware and it contained a bug which caused problems with your Mavic Pro quadcopter or remote controller.
You would then downgrade your Mavic Pro firmware. Here is the instructions on how to use the DJI Assistant 2 to update the firmware for the Mavic Pro quadcopter and remote controller. Both can be done at the same time. You can find more information on how to update the Mavic Pro firmware here. You can also find instructions for updating your Mavic Mini firmware here and updating your Mavic 2 here.
The Data Upload section allows you to upload information from the Mavic Pro to your local computer. You can upload aerial videos, photos and flight log data. You can choose where you want to save the file to. The file been saved will have a. DAT file extension. My last upload was over 1. So this can take quite a few minutes to upload.
However, I actually only uploaded the data to my laptop. Now, you need to click on confirm before you can upload to your computer. Please read the information in the pop up box before confirming.
This brings you into an area where you can view the Flight Data records. This section is for checking and analyzing flight data on the Mavic Pro performance and also for diagnosis.
The data is stored in the SD card in the Resource Manager. Click the SD Card icon to view flight records. Some functions maybe temporarily unavailable. Now, if you cannot locate the flight records on your SD card, you can find the flight records on you cellphone.
This is because the records are also stored by the DJI Go 4 app on your phone. Connect your cellphone to your computer. If you have an Android phone, then the cellphone shows up as a drive on your computer. To learn more about the above drone components, read and watch videos on IMU, Gyroscope and Accelerometer technology in drones.
This is where you can export the Mavic Pro black box flight log to your local PC. It is not just the quadcopter black box data. You can also upload the Remoter Controller black box data. This information would be vital if your Mavic Pro was flying weird or even crashed.
You can navigate to where you have saved the Black Box data and you will find log files. However these are unreadable without special software. This is the area where you calibrate the vision sensors on your Mavic Pro.
Knowing how to calibrate the Mavic Pro vision sensor is very important. If your receive a vision system error on your Mavic Pro, then calibration may fix the problem. Also, if you are flying your Mavic Pro and the vision system error occurs, you need to fly the quadcopter back to you straight away.
Below we have instructions on the Mavic Pro vision sensor calibration process. You can also find more information on calibrating the vision sensors here along with notes and videos. There is also terrific information on the Mavic Pro Vision Positioning system. While this is based on the older Mavic Pro, many of the troubleshooting tips can also be done on the Mavic 2 quadcopters. Updating the Mavic firmware is one of the steps in fixing any flying issues you may be experiencing. Before the update, take note of your preferred DJI GO 4 settings, and re-adjust them after the update to suit your preference.
Use the same procedure to complete the Mavic 2 remote controller firmware update to the latest version as follows;.
The DJI Assistant 2 Mavic software can be used to upload data, analyze black box logs, calibrate sensors, modify the Mavic and simulate flight. You can read more on the Mavic Pro Assistant 2 software here. This video shows you quickly how to upgrade the Mavic 2 quadcopter and remote controller to the latest firmware release using the DJI Assistant 2 app. Here are the instructions to update the Mavic 2 quadcopter and remote controller firmware to the latest release using the DJI Go 4 app;.
Note: The firmware update may reset various main controller settings, such as the Return To Home Altitude and Maximum Flight Distance, to factory defaults. Before the update, take note of your preferred settings in the DJI GO 4 app, and readjust them after the update to suit your preference. This includes all the parts such as chargers, spare batteries so you can spend more time flying, propellers, cables, lens filters, DJI goggles and much more.
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