dji PHANTOM 2 Vision Plus Quadcopter User Guide
- June 17, 2024
- DJi
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dji PHANTOM 2 Vision Plus Quadcopter
Product Information
Information
- Propeller Motor
- Front Sticker Front LED
- FC Assistant Port (Micro-USB port)
- Vibration Absorber
- Anti-drop Kit
- Camera Function Button
- Landing Gear
- Mobile Device Holder
- Left Dial Switch S2
- Left Stick
- Power Switch
- RC Assistant/ Charging Port (Micro-USB Port)
- Antenna Range Extender
- SYSTEM Indicator
- POWER Indicator
FAQ
- Q: What devices are compatible with the DJI VISION App?
- A: The DJI VISION App supports the Phantom 2 Vision and the Phantom 2 Vision+. It is compatible with iOS and Android devices.
- Q: How can I check the battery level?
- A: Press the circular power button once to check the battery level. The front LEDs will light up until the motors start up. Refer to the LED Flight Indicator card attached or user manual for more details.
Product Usage Instructions
Quick Start Guide
- Start by viewing tutorials on http://www.dji.com/phantom2visionplus/training.
- Download the DJI VISION App from the App Store or Google Play and register for a DJI account.
Tutorials
- Tutorials are available on iPhone devices running iOS 6.1 or later and Android devices running Android 4.0 or later.
- Ensure that the Smart Flight Battery, Range Extender, and Remote Control are fully charged before using the product.
Important
- Before using this product, please watch tutorials, read the disclaimer, and manuals thoroughly for safety reasons.
Powering On Smart Flight Battery
To power on the Smart Flight Battery, press the circular power button once, then press and hold for 2 seconds. The rear LED flight indicators will light up to indicate the flight status:
- Slow green flashing: Ready to fly (GPS)
- Slow yellow flashing: Ready to fly (Non-GPS)
- Fast yellow flashing: Remote control signal lost
- Fast red flashing: Smart Flight Battery level warning
Battery level can be checked by pressing the circular power button once. The front LEDs will light up until the motors start up. Refer to the LED Flight Indicator card attached or user manual for more details.
Remote Control Settings
The Remote Control is by default set to Mode 2, with the left hand controlling throttle. It can be switched to Mode 1 (right hand controls throttle) using the PHANTOM RC Assistant.
- Left stick: Controls throttle
- Right stick: Controls direction
Preparing Phantom 2 Vision+
Remove the gimbal clamp, lens cap, and four warning cards from the motors. Screw the propellers onto the four motors, clockwise for grey nuts and anti- clockwise for black nuts. Ensure that the black propeller nuts match with the black dot motors. Insert the Smart Flight Battery and Micro-SD card correctly.
Preparing Remote Control
Twist the Mobile Device Holder to face outwards and fix it in position. Switch S1 and S2 to the uppermost position. Push the Power Switch to the right to power on the Remote Control. The LED will turn green if the Remote Control is functioning. The Battery Level Indicators display the current battery level.
Product Descriptions
Start
- View tutorials: http://www.dji.com/phantom2visionplus/training
- Search DJI VISION* in the App Store or Google Play. Download, then launch and register for a DJI account.
- Ensure the Smart Flight Battery, Range Extender and Remote Control are fully charged.**
Important: For SAFETY reasons please watch tutorials, read the disclaimer and manuals thoroughly before using this product.
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- DJI VISION App supports the Phantom 2 Vision and the Phantom 2 Vision+. It is compatible with iOS and Android devices.
- ** See step 3 4 5 for checking battery levels. Refer to user manual for charging.
Preparing
Preparing Phantom 2 Vision +
- Remove the gimbal clamp, the lens cap and the four warning cards from motors.
- Screw the propellers, clockwise for grey nuts and anti-clockwise for black nuts, onto the four motors. Be sure to match the black propeller nuts with the black dot motors.
- Make sure your Smart Flight Battery and Micro-SD card are inserted correctly.
Important
- Remove gimbal clamp before powering on.
Preparing Remote Control
- Twist the Mobile Device Holder to face outwards and fix in position.
- Be sure S1 and S2 are switched to the upper most position. Push the Power Switch to the right to power on the Remote Control. The LED will go green if the Remote Control is functioning. The Battery Level Indicators display the current battery level.
Important
- A red blinking and a continuous beeping from the Remote Control indicate LOW BATTERY VOLTAGE. Recharge the Battery when there is only one LED remains blinking.
Power
Powering On Smart Flight Battery
- Press the circular power button once, then press again and hold for 2 seconds to power on the Smart Flight Battery.
- Rear LED Flight Indicators light up to indicate flight status:
- Slow green flashing: Ready to fly (GPS).
- Slow yellow flashing: Ready to fly (Non-GPS).
- Fast yellow flashing: Remote control signal lost.
- Fast red flashing: Smart Flight Battery level warning.
Battery level
Important
- Press circular power button once to check battery level.
- Front LEDs light up until motors start up.
- Refer to the LED Flight Indicator card attached or user manual for more details.
Powering on Range Extender/Linking Camera
- Toggle power switch to ON position. SYSTEM Indicator will blink green to show normal operation.
- Enable Wi-Fi on your mobile device then select Phantom_XXXXXX from Wi-Fi network list.
- Tap CAMERA icon in the DJI VISION App for a live camera view to ensure the camera is linked, then clip your mobile device into the Mobile Device Holder.
Important
- If the POWER indicator is red, this means battery level is low. Charge your Range Extender by Micro-USB cable.
- Only if both Range Extender and Smart Flight Battery are powered on, you will be able to link the camera.
Calibrating Compass
- Always calibrate compass before your flight.
- Step 1: To enter calibration mode, flip S1 switch rapidly from top to bottom 5 times or until Rear LED Flight Indicators turn solid yellow.
- Step 2: Hold Phantom horizontally then rotate 360°around the center axis until Rear LED Flight Indicators go green.
- Step 3: Hold aircraft vertically with nose pointing to the ground, rotate 360° around the center axis until Rear LED Flight Indicators resume normal blinking patterns.
- If Rear LED Flight Indicators blink red and yellow, calibration has failed. Re-calibrate by repeating Step 1-3 until normal blinking begins.
Remote Control Settings
Nose pointing direction
- The Remote Control is by default set to Mode 2 (left hand controls throttle).
Important: You can use PHANTOM RC Assistant to switch it to Mode1 (right hand controls throttle).
Taking off
Taking off (Outdoors)
- Place the Phantom 2 Vision+ on flat ground in an open space with Rear LED Flight Indicators facing you.
- Power on the Remote Control, the Range Extender and the Smart Flight Battery mounted in Phantom 2 Vision+. Make sure that the DJI VISION App is working properly.
- Start motors by pulling both control sticks to the bottom corners. Release sticks once motors start.
- Wait until Rear LED Flight Indicators go from a slow yellow blinking to a slow green, indicating GPS locked.
- Slowly push the left (throttle) stick up to take off.
Important
- Beginner flyers are recommended to only fly when the slow green flashes.
- Rear LED Flight Indicators will go from slow yellow flashing to slow green flashing if more than 6 GPS satellites have been found.
- Never stop the motors during flight.
Landing (Outdoors)
- Pull down the throttle stick to descend. The stick will lock into place and the aircraft will descend steadily.
- When landing on the ground, pull both sticks to bottom corners to stop motors.
- Press the circular power button once, then press again and hold for 2 seconds to power off the Smart Flight Battery. Turn off the Remote Control and Range Extender.
Important
- Land only on flat ground in open spaces.
- Stop motors immediately after landing.
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References
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