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Chapter 4 Shooting
Shooting
When you are ready, begin the flight and shoot.
Always visually monitor the process during the
flight.
Beginning shooting
1
Spread the landing pad on a safe, level surface
that is suitable for the drone to land on, then
place the drone on top.
A landing pad is strongly recommended to
protect the drone from dust during takeoff
and to protect the lens when landing.
2
Remove the camera lens caps.
Make sure to remove both.
[Caution]
ˎ Take care not to lose the lens caps.
ˎ
ˎ The lenses cannot be changed. The lens is fixed in
ˎ
place. Do not forcibly rotate it.
ˎ Do not directly touch the surface of the lenses.
ˎ
ˎ Use a blower or a soft, clean cloth to lightly wipe the
ˎ
lenses if they are dirty.
3
Turn on the drone and controller and activate
them both.
4
Turn on the product.
Using the mobile battery cable, connect
the camera DC IN 5V connector to the
mobile battery terminal.
Pay attention to the orientation of the
terminal when making the connection.
DC IN 5V
EXT
Press the power button on the mobile
battery.
After about 20 to 30 seconds when the
power supply to the product begins, the
sensor unit and camera status indicator
flashes green and starts searching for a
GNSS signal.
Sensor unit
[Caution]
ˎ It takes approximately 20 to 30 seconds for the sensor
ˎ
unit status indicator to begin flashing after power
supply begins.
ˎ After power supply to the product begins, do not
ˎ
peek inside the sensor unit or block it by placing
objects on top. Doing so can block GNSS signal
reception.
ˎ If you change the drone takeoff location, calibrate
ˎ
the drone, or change its position or attitude, turn the
product power off and on again.
ˎ The status indicator flashes red if the microSD card is
ˎ
not inserted or if the available space is below 5 GB.
If this happens, disconnect the mobile battery cable
from the camera and battery, then insert a microSD
card with sufficient space (32 GB recommended).
Insert the card, then connect the mobile battery
cable.
For details on the configuration file, see "Configuration file"
(page 17), and "Before Shooting" (page 19).
[Notes]
The camera and sensor unit status indicators are
synchronized.
When a GNSS signal is received, the status
indicator turns solid green and shooting
preparation is complete.
[Caution]
Do not press the shutter button at this time. If you do
press the shutter button, shooting begins and a large
number of unnecessary images are recorded.
[Notes]
It may take several minutes for the status indicator to
turn solid green.
5
Launch Map Pilot for DJI - Business on the iPad
and confirm that all settings are correct.
6
Select the mission.
On the home screen, tap [Saved Missions].
The "Mission Management" screen
appears.
Select a mission to use and tap [Done].
ˎ
When the confirmation message appears,
tap [OK].
The mission is activated and the detected
drone appears.
Tap [OK].
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