# PHANTOM3 (ADVANCED



# I User 

# Manual

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. 07Usingthismanual0Warning&Important{l-HintsandnpsGQReferenceReadBeforetheRrstFllg_htReadthefollowingdocumentsbeforeusingthePhantom3Advanced:1.Intl1eBox2.Phantom3AdvancedUserManual3.Phantom3AdvancedOuickStartGuide4,Phantom3Professional/AdvancedSafetyGuidelinesandDisclaimer5.Phantom3Professional/AdvancedIntelligentAightBa"erySafetyGuidelinesWerecommendthatyouwatchalltutorialvideosontheofficialDJIwebsiteandreadtheDisclaimerbeforeyoufly.PrepareforyourfirstflightbyreviewingthePhantom3AdvancedQuickStartGuideandrefertotheUserManualformoredetaledinformationVideoTutorials....___,_Pleasewatchthetutorialvideosatthelinkbelow,whichdemonstrateshowtousePhantom3ProfessionalsafelyII1!1.http.//wwwdjicom/producl/phantom-3/videoDownloadandinstalltheOJIPilotappbeforeusingtheaircraftScantheORcodetotheright..,...,..."_..ETheAndroidversionoftheDJIPilotappiscompatiblewithAndroid412orlaterTheiOSvers1onoftheDJIPilotappiscompatiblewithiOS8.0orlater[!J.·ContentsUsingthismanualLegends2ReadBeforetheFirstFlght2VideoTutorials2DownloadtheDJIPilotapp2ProductProfileIntroduction6FeatureHighlights6PreparingtheAircrah7AircraftDiagramaRemoteControllerDiagramaAircraftFlightController11FlightMode11FlightStatusIndicator11Return·to·Home(RTH)12SmartRTH12LowBalleryRTH13FailsafeRTH14VisionPositioningSystem14FlightRecorder16AltachlngandDetachingthePropellers16DJIIntelligentFlightBallery17RemoteControllerRemoteControllerProfile23UsingtheRemoteController23RemoteControllerStatusLED27LinkingtheRemoteController28RemoteControllerComplianceVersion29Camera and Gimbal Camera Profile 31

Gimbal 32

DJIPIIotApp Camera 35

Director 38

Store 38

Discovety 38

Flight Fl i ght Environment Requirements 40

Flight Limits and No-Ay Zones 4 3

Prellight Checklist 44

Calibraring the Compass 44

Auto Takeolf and Auto Landing 45

Flight Test 46

Start i ng/Stopping the Motors 46

Troubleshooting (FAO) 49

Appendix 54

Specifications 54

lnteU i gent Orien t ation Control (IOC) 56

FCC Compliance 57ProductProfileThissectionintroducesthePhantom3Advancedandliststhecomponentsoftheaircraftandremotecontroller.ProductProfileIntroductionThePhantom3AdvancedrepresentsthenextgenerationofDJIquadcoptersItiscapableofcapturing10BOpvideoandtransmdinganHDvideosignaloutoflhebox.Thebuilt·lncamerahasanintegratedg1mbaltomaximizestabtywhileminimizingbothweightandsizeEvenwhennoGPSsignalisavailable,theVis1onPositionngSystemallowstheaircrafttohoveraccuratelyinplace.FeatureCameraandGimbal:Phantom3Advancedhasafullyintegratedcamerathatshoots1080pvideoatupto60framespersecondandcaptures12megapixelphotosAnenhancedsensorgivesyougreaterclarity,lowernoise,andbetterpicturesthananypreviousflyingcamera.HDVideoDownlink:Thelow·latencylongrangeHDdownlinkispoweredbyanenhancedversionofDJIlightbridge.DJIIntelligentFlightBahert:The4480mAhDJIIntelligentRightBatteryfeaturesupgradedbatterycellsandanadvancedpowermanagementsystem.RightController:Thenext-generationflightcontrollerhasbeenupdatedtoprO\Iideasafer,morereliableflightexperience.AnewlyimplementedflightrecorderstorescriticaldatafromeachflightandlheVisionPositioningSystemenhanceshoveringprecisionwhenflyingIndoorsorinenvironmentswhereGPSisunavailablePhantom3AdvancedU$erManualRemovingGimbalClampRemovethegimbalclampbyslidingittotheright(whenfac.ngthenoseofthearcralt)asshownbelow:__JjAttachingthePropellers:Mountthepropellerswithblackdotsontomotorswithblackaxesandspincounter-clockwisetosecureMountthepropellerswithsliverdotsontomotorswithsliveraxesandspinclockwisetosecureBesureallpropellersaresecurelyinplace.1:.Placeallpropellersontothecorrectmotorsandtightenbyhandtolocktheminposition.PreparingtheRemoteControllerThemobiledeviceholderisdesignedforsecunngtabletormobiledev1ceTiltthemobiledeviceholdertothedesiredposition,thenadjusttheantennassotheyarefacingoutward1.Pressthebuttononthetoprightsideofthemobiledeviceholdertoreleasetheclamp.thenadjusttheclamptolitthesizeofyourmobiledevice.2Secureyourmobiledeviceintheclampbypressingdown.andconnectyourmobiledevicetotheremotecontrollerusingaUSBcable3.Plugoneendolthecable1n1othemobiledeviceandtheotherendintotheUSBportonthebackoftheremotecontroller.l

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(4) Front LED Indicator

(5] Landing gear

[6) Gimbal and Camera

(7) Camera Status Indicator

[8) A rcralt Micrt>USB Port

(9) Arcralt Status lndicalor

[10) **nte .gent**  

# Aight Banert

( 11) V i s i on Positioning Sensors

(12) Antennas

[13) Camera M•cro-SD Card Slot

(14) Camera Micrt>USB Port

[15] Unk Bunon

[1) Anlennas Relays aircraft control and

video signal.

(2) Mobile Device Holder Securely mounts your mobile

device lo lhe remole controRer

(3) Control Stick Controls lhe orienlation and movement ol the aircraft

{4) Return Home (RTH) Button

Press and hold the bullon to

inttiate

Retum to 

# Home (RTH)(5]BalteryLevelLEOsDisplaysthebatteryleveloftheremoteOOfltroller[6]StatusLEDDisplaystheremotecontroller'ssystemstatus[7]PowerButtonUsedtotumtheremotecontrolleronandolf.[8]RTHLEDCircularLEDaroundtheRTHbuttondisplaysRll-istatus[9]CameraSettingsDialTurnthedialtoadjustcamerasettings(OnlyfunctionswhentheremotecontrollerisconnectedtoamobiledevicerunningtheDJIPilotapp)(10]PlaybackButtonPlaybackthecapturedimagesorv1deos(Onlyfunctionswhentheremotecontrollerisconnectedtoamobiledev1cerunningtheDJIPilotapp.)[11]ShutterButtonPresstotakeaphotoIfburstmodeisselectedthesetnumberofphotoswillbetakenwithonepress.{12]FlightModeSwitchSwitchbetweenP-mode.A-mode,andF-mode[13]VideoRecordingButtonPresstostartrecordingvideo.Pressagaintostoprecording[17]C1ButtonCustomizablethroughtheDJIPilotapp.[18]C2ButtonCustomizablethroughtheDJIapp.[19]PowerPortConnecttotheDJIPhantom3Chargertochargethebatteryoftheremotecontroller11311121Phantom3Adv•nc:edUserManual(illI!'Jl1•11[14]GimbalDialUsethisdialtocontrolthetiltofthegimbal[15)Mlrcro-USBPortConnecttoaSDcardreadertoupgradethefirmware.[16]USBPortConnecttomobiledeviceortoaUSBportlorfirmwareupgrade.lAircraft

This section introduces the features of

the Flight Controller , Vision Positioning

System, and the Intelligent Flight BatteryAircraftFlightControlierThePhantom3Advanced'sflightcontrol'erfeaturesseveralImportantupgrades,includinganewflightmode.SafetymodesincludeandRetum-lo-HomeThesefeaturesensurethesalereturnofyouraircraftillhecontrolsignalIslost.Theflightcontrollercanalsosaveticalflightdatafromeachflighttotheon-boardstoragedev1ce.Thenewflightcontrolleralsoprovidesincreasedstabilityandanewairbrakingfeature.FllghtMoaeThreeflightmodesareavailable.Thedetailsofeachflightmodearefoundbelow·P-mode(Positioning)P-modeworksbestwhenGPSsignalisstrong.TherearethreedifferentstatesofP-mode,whichwillbeautomaticallyselectedbythePhantom3AdvanceddependingonsignalstrengthofGPSandVisionPositioningsensors.P-GPS:GPSandVisionPositioningbothareavailableTheaircraftisusingGPSforpositioning.P-OPTIVisionPositioningisavailablebuttheGPSsignalstrengthIsnotsufficient.TheaircraftisusingonlytheVisionPositioningSystemforpositioningP-ATTINeitherGPSnorV'sionPositioningisavailable.Theaircraftisusingonlyitsbarometerforpositionng,soonlyaltitudecanbestabilizedA-mode(Attitude):GPSandVisionPositioningSystemarenotusedforstabilization.Thea1rcraftonlyusesitsbarometerTheatrcraftcanstilautomaticallyreturntothehomepointifthecontrolsignalislostandtheHomePointwasrecomedsuccessfullyF-mode(Function)IntelligentOrientationControl(IOC)isactivatedinthsmodeFormoreinformationabouttOC,refertotheIOCsectiontntheAppendix.UsetheRightControllermodeswitchtochangetheflightmodeoftheaircraft,refertothe"FlightModeSwitch"onPage26formoreinformationFlightStatusIndicatorThePhantom3AdvancedhasFrontLEOsandAircraftStatuslndil;atorsThepositionsoftheseLEOsareshowninthefigurebelow·A11C1aftS:atuslndiCOIO<TheFrontLEOsshow!heonentationoftheatrcraltTheFrontLEOsglowsolidredwhentheaircraftisturnedontoindicatethefront(ornose)oftheaircraftTheAircraftStatusIndicatorscommunicatethesystemstatusofthef[ghtcontroller.RefertothelablebelowlormoreLnlormationabouttheAircraftStatusIndicators·Phantom3AdvancedUserManualNormal;ft1;.:y:r......Red,GreenandYellowRashAlternativelyf!!/((;.······GreenandYellowRashAlternatively4'$/......GreenRashesSlowlyX2······GreenRashesTwiceW:......YellowRashesSlowlyWarning::?J......FastYellowFlashingi$1.......SlowRedRashing1t......FastRedRashing..•...RedRashingAllemativety$-SolidRed......RedandYellowRashAlternativelyRetum-to-HomeRTH)TurningOnandSelfDiagnosticTestingWarmingUpSafetoFly(P-modew1thGPSandVisionPositioning)SafetoRy(P-modeWithVisionPositioningbutwithoutGPS)SafetoRy(A-modebutNoGPSandVisionPositioning)RemoteController'sSignalLostLowBatteryWam1ngCriticalBatteryWarningIMUErrorCriticalErrorCompassCalibrationRequiredTheRetum·to-Home(RTH)functionbringstheaircraftbacktothelastrecordedHomePointTherearethreetypesofRTHprocedures·SmartRTH,LowBatteryRTH,andFailsafeRTHThissectiondescribesthesethreescenanosindetailGPSHomePoint"-•llilSmartRTHDescriptionIfastrongGPSsignalwasacquiredbeforelakeoHtheHomePointisthebcationfromwhichtheaircraftwaslaunched.TheGPSsignalstrengthisindicatedbytheGPSicon("-•nil)Theaircraftstatusindicatorwillblinkrapidlywhenthehomepointisrecorded.--·---·----------------UsetheRTHbuttonontheremotecontroller(referto"RTHbutton·onpage26formoreinformation)ortaptheRTHbuttonintheOJIPilotappandfollowtheon-screen1nstruct1onswhenGPSISavailabletoini1iateSmartRTHTheaircraftwillthenaulomallcallyretumtothelastrecordedHomePoint.Youmayusetheremotecontroller'scontrolslickstocontroltheaircraft'spositiontoavoidacollisionduringtheSmartRTHprocess.PressandholdtheSmartRTHbuttononcetostarttheprocess.andpresstheSmartRTHbuttonagainto1erm1natetheprocedureandregaincontroloftheaircraftRemote Controller This section describes

the features of the remote controller

and includes instructions

for controlling

the aircraft and the camera.Phantom 3 Advanced User **M~nual**

After these issues are resolved . press the Power Button to tum off the Battery Level Indicator . Unplug the

Intelligent Right Battery from the charger and plug it back i n to resume charging . Note tha t you do not

need to unplug and plug in the charger 10 the event of a room temperature error; the charger will resume

charging when the temperature is within the allowable range

& DJI does not lake any responsibifity for damage caused by third· party chargers .

;!J : How 10 d i scharge your Intelligent Flight Battery :

Slow : Place the Inte lli gent Right Battery into the Phantom 3 Advanced ' s Battery Compartment

and tum it on Leave it on until there is less than 8% of power left, or until the battery can no

longer be turned on Launch the DJI Pilot app to check battery levels.

Rapid : Ay the Phantom 3 Advanced outdoors until there is less than 8% of power left, or until

the battery can no longer be turned on C **?01~** OJr •• A.(Jht: Rrsr.r-..-od 21Phantom3AdvencedUserManualChargingtheIntelligentRighiBattery1.ConnecttheBatteryChargertoapowersource(101)-240V50/60Hz)2.OpentheProtectionCapandconnecttheIntelligentRightBatterytotheBatteryCharger.Uthebatterylevelisabove95%,tumonthebatterybelorecharging3.TheBatteryLevelIndicatorwilldisplaythecurrentbatterylevelasitIScharging4.TheIntelligentRightBatteryisfullychargedwhentheBatteryLevelindicatorsarealloH.5.Air-cooltheIntelligentRightBatteryaftereachflight.Allowitstemperaturetodroptoroomtemperaturebelorestoringitloranextendedperiod&•WedonotrecommendchargingtheIntelligentFlightBatteryandremotecontrolerwiththestandardchargeratthesametime,otherwisethechargermayoverheat.•AlwaystumoHthebatterybeforeinsertingitorremovingitlromthePhantom3Advanced.Neverinsertorremoveabatterywhenitisturnedon.-ILfrornJ0IntelligentFlightBaneryBatteryLevelIndicatorsWhileChargingLED1LED2LED3 LED4BatteryLevelll0000%-25%ll00025%-50%I)llI)050%-75%0llnll75%-100%0000FullyChargedBatteryProtectionLEDDisplayThetablebelowshowsbatteryprotectionmechanismsandcorrespondingLEDpatterns.BatteryLevelIndicatorswhileChargingLED1LED2LED3LED4BlinkingPatternBatteryProtectionItem0n00LED2blinkstwicepersecondOvercurrentdetected0n00LED2blinksthreetimespersecondShortcircuitdetected00n0LED3blinkstwicepersecondOverchargedetected0000LE03blinksthreetimespersecondOver-voltagechargerdetected000llLED4blinkstwicepersecondChargingtemperatureistoolow0000LE04blinksthreetimespersecondChargingtemperatureistoohighPhantom3AdvancedUserManualI!BTheBatteryLevelIndicatorswillalsoshowthecurrentbatterylevelduringcharginganddischarging.TheindicatorsaredefinedbeiO\V.0LEDison.ij:LEDisftash:ng.0LEDisoffBatteryLevelLED1LED2LED3 LED4BatteryLevel000087.5%-100%000n75%-87.5%D000625%-75%D0n050%-62.5%000037.5%-50%0n0025%-37.5%000012.5%-25%00000%-12.5%0000=0%BatterylifeJBatterylifereferstohowmanymorelimesthebatterycanbedischargedandrechargedbeforeitmustbereplaced.Whenthebatteryisturnedoff.pressandholdthePowerButtonfor5secondstocheckthebatterylife.TheBatteryLevelIndicatorswiltightupand/orblinkfortwoseconds,asshO\Vnbelow·BatteryUfaJLED1LED2LED3LED4BalteryUfe000090%-100%000ll80%-90%000070%-80%00n060%-70%000050%-60%0n0040%-50%000030%-40%n00D20%-30%D D00below20%&Whenbatterylifereaches0%,itcannolongerbeused1!1!1Formoreinformationaboutthebattery,launchtheDJIPilotappandchecktheinformati:lnthatislistedunderthebatterytab1Phantom3AdvancedUserManual10BatteryCellDamageProtection:TheDJIPilotappdsplaysawarningmessagewhenadamagedbatterycellisdetected.11.BatteryErrorHistory.BrowsethebatteryerrorhistoryntheOJIPilotapp12Sleepmode.Tosavepower,thebatteryenterss.eepmodeafter20minutesofinactiv1ly.13Commun1cat10nlnfonnationpertainingtothebattery'svoltage,capacily,current,etcistransmittedtotheaircraft'smaincontroler&RefertoPhantom3ProfessionalIAdvancedIntelligentRightBatterySafetyGuidelinesbeforeuseUserstakefullresponsibilityforalloperatiOnSandusage?.UsingtheBattery0...-----LED1TurningON/OFF.LE03ITf---'r-LE04PowerBu11on!Buill-inLED)\...__.!;:::::oo-""--13nlleryLPVP.IInll•catorsTurningOn:PressthePowerButtononce.thenpressagainandholdfor2secondstoturnonThePowerLEDWItumredandtheBatterylevelIndicatorswJdsplaythecurrentbatterylevelTurningOff:PressthePowerButtononce.thenpressagainandholdfor2secondstoturnoffThebatterypowerLEDwillflashwhenpower,ngoffthePhantomtoallowautomaticallystoppingofarecordingduringtheeventrecord.ngwasn'tstopped.LowTemperatureNollce:1.Batterycapacilyissignilicantlyreducedwhenflyinginlowtemperature( <DOC)environments.2.Itisnotrecommendedthatthebatterybeusedinextreme:ylowtemperature(<-100C)environmentsBatteryvoltageshouldreachtheappropriatelevelwhenopera!ngenvironmentwithtemperaturesbetween-1o•candsoc3.EndtheassoonastheDJIp·lotappdisplaysthe"LowBatte!YLevelWarning"inlowtemperatureenvironments.4.KeepthebatteryindoorstowannItbeforefty1nginlowtemperatureenvironments.5Toensureoptimalperformanceofthebatterykeepthebatle'Ytemperatureabove20•c6.Thechargerw1stopchargingthebatteryifthebatte'Ycea·stemperatureisnotwithintheoperatingrange(OOC-40"C)&Incoldenvronments.insertthebatte!Yintothebatterycompartmentandallowtheaircraftforapproximately1·2minutestowannupbeforetakingoffCheckingtheBatteryLevelTheSanelY,ndicatorsdisp'ayhowmuchpowerremainsWhenballe'Yisturnedoff.pressthePowerButtononce.TheBatte'YleveltndicatOl'swl1ghtuptodsplaythecurrentbatte'YlevelSeebelowfordelailsPhantom3AdvancedUserManual&.Ensurepropellersareattachedtoitscorrespondingmotors.otherwisetheaircral1cannottakeoil.•Weargloveswhenhandlingpropellers•HandtighteneachofthepropellersonthecorrespondingmotorstoensureitISattachedIrmly.DetachingthePropellersHoldthemotorinplacew.thonehandthenspinthepropellerintheindicatedunlockdirection.&•Checkthatthepropellersandmolarsareinstalledcorrectlyandfirmlybeforeeveryflight.•Ensurethatallpropellersareingoodconditionbeforeeachflight.DONOTuseaged,chipped,orbrokenpropellers.•Toavoidinjury,STANDCLEARofandDONOTtOJchpropellersormotorswhen!heyarespinning.•ONLYuseoriginalDJIpropellerslorabetterandsalerflightexperience.DJI1ntelli1lentFlightTheDJIIntelligentRightBatteryhasacapacityof4480mAh,avoltageof15.2V,andasmartcharge/dischargefunctionality.ItshouldonlybechargedusinganappropriatechargerthathasbeenapprovedbyDJIlf9<!'tRghtBatte•y&TheIntelligentFlightBatterymustbefullychargedbeforeusingitforthefirsttime.Referto'ChargingtheIntelligentRightBattery'lormoreinformation.;/)BeawarethattheOJlputpowerofthesuppliedPhantom3Advancedchargeris57W.OJIIntelligentAlghtBatteryFunctions1.BatteryLevelDisplay:theLEDIndicatorsdisplaythecurrentbatterylevel.2.BatteryUleDisplay:theLEOsdisplaythecurrentbatterypowercycle.3.Auto-DischargingFunctionTopreventswelling,thebatteryautomaticallydischargestobelow65%oltotalpowerwhenitisidleformorethantendays.Ittakesaroundtwodaystodischargethebatteryto65%Itisnormaltoleelmoderateheatbeingemittedfromthebatteryduringthed1schargeprocess.DischargethresholdscanbesetintheDJIPilotapp.4.BalancedCharging·Automat1callybalancesthevotageofeachbatterycellwhencharging.5OverchargeProtectionChargingautomaticallystopswhenthebatteryIsfullycharged.6TemperatureDetectionThebatterywillonlychargewhenthetemperatureisbetweeno•c(32"F)and40"C(104"F).7OverCurrentProtectionThebatterystopscharg'ngwhenhighamperage(morethan8A)isdetected.8OverDischargeProtectionTopreventover-dischargedamage.discharg1ngautomaticallystopswhenthebatteryvoltagereaches12V.9ShortCircuitProtectionAutomaticallycutsthepowersupplywhenashortcircuitIsdetected.lPhantom3Adv•ncedUserManual{>:•Keepthesensorscleanatalltimes.Dirtorotherdebrismayadverselyaffecttheeffectivenessofthesensors.•VisionPositioningisonlyeffectivewhentheaircraftisataltitudesof0.3to3meters.•TheVisionPositioningSystemmaynotfunctionproperlywhentheaircraftISflyingoverwater.•TheVisionPositioningSystemmaynotbeabletorecognizepatternonthegroundinlowlightconditions(lessthan100tux).•Donotuseotherultrasonicdeviceswithfrequencyol40KHzwhenVisionPositioningsystemisinoperation•VisionPositioningSystemmaynotbeabletostabilizetheaircraftwhenflyingclosetotheground(below05meters)atfastspeedsl>0Keepanima"sawayfromtheaircraftwhenVisionPositioningsystemisactivatedThesonari=i.sensoremitshighfrequencysoundsthatareonlyaudibletosomeanimalsFlightdataisautomaticallyrecordedtotheinternalstorageoftheaircraftThs1nctudesflighttelemetry,aircraftstatusInformation,andotherparameters.Toaccessthesedata.connecttheaircrafttothePCthroughtheMicro-USBportandlaunchtheDJIPilotapp.Attacfilngand!DetachlrigJheUseonlyDJIapprovedpropellerswithyourPhantom3AdvancedThegreyandblacknutsonthepropellerindicatewheretheyshouldbeattachedandinwhichdirectionwheyshouldspinToattachthepropellersproperly,matchthenutcolorwiththemotoraxiscolor.PropellersFigureAttachOnLegendsSliverDolBlackDolMotmswithagreyaxesMotorswithablackaxeso'lLock·Tumthepropellersintheindicateddirectiontomountandtighten.'b'lUnlockTumthepropellersntheindicateddirectiontoloosenandremove.AttachingthePropellers1.BesuretoremovethewarningstickersfromthemotorsbefOl'eattachingthepropellers.J2.Attachthepropellerswithsilverdotsontothemotorswithsilveraxesandspinthepropellersclockw1setosecuretheminplaceAttachthewithblackdotsontothemotorswithblackaxesandspinthepropellerscounter-clockwisetosecuretheminplaceBesuretotighteneachpropellerbyhandbeforeflight.to){'·;,·,.'/r,.'r'..C?.,UsingVisionPositioningV1sionPositioningisactivatedautomaticallywhenthePhantom3Advancedisturnedon.NofurtheractonisrequiredVisionPositioningistypicallyusedinindoorenvironments.whereGPS>isunavailableUsingthesensorsthatarebuiltintotheVisionPositioningsystem.thePhantom3::l'ProfessionalcanhoverpreciselyevenwithoutGPS........../1ir$8-/..;::;:....FollowthestepsbelowtouseVisionPositioning.6P1.ToggletheflightmodeswitchtoP-rrode.•2.Placetheaircraftonaflatsurface.NotethattheVisionPositioningsystemcannotworkproperlyonsurfaceswithoutclearpattemvariations.3.Tumontheaircraft.Theaircraftstatusindicatorwillflashgreentwotimes.whichIndicatestheVisionPositioningsystemisready.Gentlypushthethrot11euptoliltoHandtheaircraftwillhoverinplace.&TheperformanceofyourVisionPositioningSystemisaHectedbythesurfaceoverwhichitislly1ng.Theultrasonicsensorsmaynotbeabletoaccuratelymeasuredistanceswhenoperatingabovesound-absorbingmaterials.Inaddition,thecameramaynotfunctioncorrectlyinsuboptimalenvironmentsTheaircraftwillswitchfromP-modetoA-m:JdeautomaticallyifneitherGPSnorVisionPositioningSystemareavailable.Operatetheaircraftwithgreatcautioninthefollowingsituations:•Flyingovermonochromesurfaces(eg.pureblack,purewhite,purered,puregreen).•Flyingoverahighlyreflectivesurfaces.•Flyingathighspeeds(over8rn/sat2metersorover4rn/sat1meter).•Flyingoverwaterortransparentsurfaces.•Flyingovermovingsurfacesorobjects.•Flyinginanareawheretheligh1ingchangesfrequentlyordrastically.•Flyingoverextremelydark(lux<10)orbright(lux>100,000)surfaces.•Flyingoversurfacesthatcanabsorbsoundwaves(eg.thickcarpet).•Flyingoversurfaceswithoutclearpattemsortexture.•FlYingoversurfaceswithIdenticalrepeatingpattemsortextures(e.g.tilesthesamedesign).•Flyingoverinclinedsurfacesthatwilldeflectsoundwavesawayfromtheaircraft.Phantom

3 Advanced
User Manual ' ¢:

• When the Critical battery level waming

is triggered

and the aircraft begins

to land automat

i ca

ll y

, you may push the throttle upward

to make the aircraft hover

at its current altitude

. giVing you an opportunity

to navigate

to a more appropriate landing location • The colored zones and markers

on the batlery level indicator

bar reflect
the estimated remaining
flight lime. They are automatically adJuSted according

to the aircraft's current location and status. Failsaf

e RTH

, If the Home Point was suc

c ess

f ully recorded
and the compass

i s functioning norma

l ly

, Fa

1 lsafe RTH WI!! be automatically activated

if the remote controller signal

is lost

f or more than three seconds
The Retum

· to-Home process may be interrupted

and the operator
may regain control

of the aircraft

1f the remote controller signal connection

i s re-established FaHsafe Illustration 1 Record Horne Point

2 Confirming Home Point

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to the Home Point when GPS signal

is weak

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or unavailable • Aircraft automaticaUy descends

and lands

if RTH

iS tnggered when the aircraft flies within

a 20 meters
(65 feet) rad

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o f the Home Point

. AJcraft

wi

' l stop ascending

and

i mmediately
retum

to the Home Point

1f you move the thrott

· e stick

if the a1rcraft reaches

20 meters
(65 feet)
alt

i tudes or beyond during Failsafe • The aircraft cannot avoid obstruction during
the Fa lsafe RTH, therefore

tis .mportant

to set

a suitable Failsafe altitude before each flight. Launch

the DJI Pilot app and enter "Camera

· and select

' MODE> Advanced Settings> Failsafe mode'

to set the Failsafe aiLtude

. • User cannot control
the

a

i rcraft wh

i le the aircraft

is ascending

to its failsafe altitude However the user can press Smart RTH button

to regain control

to cancel
the ascending Vision **Posltlonl~** Sx_stem The OJI

V

i sion Pos

i t1on:ng System uses ultrasound

and amage data

to help the a1rcraft

ma

i ntain

i ts current position

. With the help

o f V

i sion Positioning

. y our Phantom

3 Advanced

can hover

i n place more precisely and
fly indoors

or in o t her environments
where

a GPS

s lgnalts

not avai

l able

. The ma

i n c omponents

of the Vision Positioning System

are

l oc ated
on the bottom

o f your Phantom

3 Advanced

they mclude

(2) two utrasonic sensors
and

[ 1] one monocular camera

.Phantom3AdvancedUserManualThelowbanerylevelfailsafeistnggeredwhentheOJIlntellrgentFlightBal1eryISdepletedtoaporntthatmayaffectthesafereturnoftheaircraftUsersareadvisedtoreturnhomeorlandtheaircraftimmedatelywhenprompted.TheDJIPilotappwilldisplayanoticewhenalowbal1erywarningistnggeredTheaircraftwillautomaticallyreturntotheHomePointifnoactionistakenafteraten-secondcountdownTheusercancanceltheRTHprocedurebypressingtheRTHbuttonontheremotecontroller.Thethresholdsforthesewarningsareautomaticallydeterminedbasedontheaircraft'scurrenta.titudeanddstancefromtheHomePoint.Thea·rcraftwilllandautomaticallyifthecurrentbatterylevelcanonlysupporttheaircraftlongenoughtodescendfromitscurrentaltitude.Theusercanusetheremotecontrollertoaltertheaircraft'sonentatronduringthelandingprocess.TheBatteryLevelIndicatorisdisplayedintheDJIPilotapp,andisdescribedbelow:Cr.toealLowbanerylevelbJtterywarntng(Red•revei(Green)BanerylevelLowbatterylevelwarningCriticalLowbatterylevelwarningEstimatedremainingflighttimeIRemaJningltme--o------!.--y-l------1RemarkThebatterypowerislow.Pleaselandtheaircraft.Theaircraftmustlandimmediately.Estimatedremainingflightbasedoncunentbal1erylevelPcwerrequ•resroreturnhorneBaneryleverlnclteo:orAircraftStatuslndlcatol'AircraftstatusindrcalorblinksREDslowlyAircraftstatusindicatorblinksREDquicklyN/ADJIPilotappTap''Go-home"tohavetheaircraftreturntotheHomepointandlandautomatiCally.or"Cancel*toresumenormalflight.Ifnoaction•staken,theaircraftwillautomaticallygohomeandlandaftertOsecondsRemotecontrollerwillsoundanalalmTheOJIPilotappdisplayWillflashredandtheaircraftwillstarttodescend.TheremotecontrollerwillsoundanalalmN/AFfightlnstructlonsFlytheaircraftbackandlanditassoonaspossible,thenstopthemotorsandreplacethebaneryAllowtheaircrafttodescendandlandautomaticallyN/A<i:)70150JI13RemoteControllerRemoteControlrerProfileThePhantom3Advancedremotecontrollerisamulti-lunctionwirelesscommunicationdevicethatintegratesthevideodownlinksystemandaircraltremotecontrolsystemThevideodownlinkandaircraltremotecontrolsystemoperateat2 4GHzTheremotecontrollerfeaturesanumber ofcameracontrol!unctions,suchastakingandpreviewingphotosandvideos,aswellascontrollinggimbalmotionTheremotecontrollerispoweredbya2Srechargeablebanery.ThebanerylevelisdisplayedviaLEDindicatorsonthefrontpaneloftheremotecontroller.1!!!1•ComplianceVersion:TheremotecontrolleriscompliantwithbothCEandFCCregulations.•OperatingMode:ControlcanbesettoMode1Ol'Mode2,ortoacustommode.•Mode1:Therightstickservesasthethronle.•Mode2:Theleftstickservesasthethronle.&Topreventtransm'ss1oninterference,donoloperatemorethanthreeaircraftsinthesameareaUsln[_theRemoteTurningtheRemoteControllerOnandOffThePhantom3Advancedremotecontrollerispoweredbya25rechargeablebanerythathasacapacityof6000mAhThebanerylevelisindicatedviatheBaneryLevelLEOsonthefrontpanelFollowthestepsbelowtotumonyourremotecontrd.ler1.WhentheremotecontrolleristurnedoHpressthePowerBunononceTheBaneryLevelLEOswilldisplaythecurrentba11erylevel2.PressandholdthePowerBunontotumontheremotecontroller.3.TheremotecontrollerwillbeepwhenitisturnedonTheStatusLEDwillrapidlyblinkgreen,indicatingthattheremotecontrollerislink1ngtotheaircraft.TheStatusLEOsw1lglowsolidgreenwhenlinkingiscomplete4.RepeatStep2totumoHtheremotecontroller.ChargingtheRemoteControllerChargetheremotecontrollerusingtheincludedcharger.Refertothefigureonnextpagebelowformoredetails.jPhantom3Adv•nc:adUserManualPowerSultonControllingtheCameraShootv.deos/plctures.viewrecordedimages,andadjustcamerasettingsviatheShutterButton,CameraSettingsDial,PlaybackButton,andVideoRecordingButtonontheremotecontroller.[1)CameraSettingsDialTumthed1altoadjustcamerasettingssuchasISOshutterspeed,andaperturewithoutlettinggooftheremotecontrollerMovethedialtoleftorrighttoscrollthroughpicturesandvideosinplaybackmodePressdownonthed1altotogglebetweenthesesettings(2)PlaybackBullonPresstoviewimagesandvideosthathavealreadybeencaptured(3)ShutlerButtonPresstolakeaphotoIfburstmodeisact1vatedmutiplephotoswillbetakenwithasinglepress(4)VideoRecodngBunonPressoncetostartrecordingvideo.thenpressaga1ntostoprecording(5)GimbalDialUsethisdialtocontroltheliltofthegimbal.ControllingAircraftThissect1onexplainshowtocontroltheorientationoftheaircraftthroughtheremotecontroller.TheRemoteControlissettoMode2bydefaultP"-ntom

3 Advanc:ed
Unr Manual 1!J!1 Stick NeutraVMid·Point

Control sticks are
in the center postlion Moving
the Control Stick The control stick

is pushed away from the center position Remote Controller (Mode2)

Aircraft ( •Indicates
Nose Directlon) Remarks Moving

the left stick up and down changes

the atrcraft's elevatiOn

. Push the stick up to ascend and down

to descend When both sticks are centered

, the Phantom

3 Advanced

will hover

in
p

' ace

. The more the stick

os pushed away from the center position

the laster the Phantom

3 Advanced

wtll change elevation Always push the stick gently to prevent sudden
and unexpected elevation changes Movlng
the left stick
to the left or right controls

the rudder and rotatoo

of the atrcraft Push the sick left to rotate the aircraft counter

clockwise

, push the stick right
to rotate the aircraft clockwise

If the stick

**~** centered

the Phantom

3 Advanced

will matntatn

1 ts current orientation The more the stick

is pushed away from the center position

, the laster the Phantom

3 Advanced

wil rotate Mov1ng

the nght

s tick up and down changes

the aircraft

' s forward
and backward
pitch Push the slick
up to fly forward
and down

to fly backward

. Phantom

3 Advanced

will hover

in place

if the
st ck is centered

. Push the stick further <rN<Jty from lhe center position

for a larger **p~ch** angle (maximum

30

' ) and faster flight Moving

th e nght stick control

left and right changes the aircraft

s

l eft and

r ght pitch Push

l eft to fly

l & ft and right

to fly right The Phantom

3 Advanced

will hover

in place

il the stick

is centered

. Gimba

l D

i a

l Turn the

d

i al to the right, and the c amera

w ill shift
to po

i nt upwards
Turn the dia to the left

, and the

c amera
will shift

to potnt downwards

. The camera

will remain

in its current position

w he
n dta!

i s static

.

:IJ n> 3 Q n> 0 0 ;;;) **~ ~** :D (1) **~** (1)

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"' Phantom 3 Advanced User Manual

Adjusting Controller Stk:ks

Hold and twist the controller st cks clockwise or counter clockwise to adjust

the length of the controller sticks A proper length ol controller sticks can

improve the controlling accuracy

Flight MDde Switch Toggle the switch to select the des1red llight mode

You may choose between P-mode F-mode and Amode. Position Figure Flight Mode

Position 1 &:, F-mode

Position2 &, A-mode

Position3 d:b P·mode Position 1 &:, POSition 2 &, Position3@

P·mode (Positioning) P-mode works best when the GPS signal is strong There are three dilferent

versions ol P-mode, which w II be automatically selected by the Phantom 3 Advanced depending on GPS

signal strength and the Vision Positioning sensors

P-GPS: GPS and Vision Positioning both are available the a1rcralt is using GPS for positioning

P..QPTI· Vision Positioning is avalable but a sufficient GPS signal is not avai l able. Ai r cralt is using

only Vision Positioning for position hold'ng.

P-A Til Neither GPS nor Visoo Positioning is available the a rcralt is using on l y its barometer for

positioning, so only altitude is maintained .

A-mode (Attitude) GPS and Vision Positioning System are not used for stab fization The aircraft uses

only its barometer to stab lize The aircrah can automatically return to the Home Point if remote controller

signal is lost and the Home Po1nt was recorded successfully.

F-mode (Function) Intelligent Orientation Control (IOC) ts activated 1n this mode For more information

about IOC , refer to the IOC section in the Appendix.

By default, the Flight Mode Sw1tch is locked toP-mode. To unlock other flight modes . launch the DJI Pilot

app, enter the · camera· page and tap ' · Mode". then actiVate " Multiple P ght Mode"

RTHBulton Press and hold the RTH button to start the Return-to-Home (RTH) procedure The LED r i ng around the

RTH Button will blink white to indicate that the aircralt is entenng RTH mode The arrcrah w ill then return to

the last recorded Home Point Press this button again to c ance ' the RTH procedure and regain control of

the aircrahPhantom3AdvancedUserMQnualConnectingYourMobileDeviceTiltthemobiledeviceholdertothedesiredposition.PressthebuUononthesideofthemobiledeviceholdertoreleasetheclamp,andthenplaceyourmobiledeviceintothecradle.Adjusttheclampdowntosecurethemobiledevice.ToconnectyourmobiledevicetotheremotecontrollerusingaUSBcable,plugoneendofthecableintoyourmobiledeviceandtheotherendintotheUSBportonthebackoftheremotecontrollerOptimalTransmissionRangeThetransmissionsignalbetweentheaircraftandtheremotecontrollerismostreliablewith1ntheareathatisdepictedintheimagebelow:Op11malRange/·;ttrongEnsurethattheaircraftisflyingwithintheoptimaltransmissionzone.Toachievethebesttransmissionperformance,maintaintheappropriaterelationshipbetweentheoperatorandthea1rcraftRemoteControllerStatusLEDTheStatusLEDreflectslhestrengthoftheconnectionbetweentheremotecontrollerandtheaircraft.TheRTHLEDindicatestheRetum-to-HornestatusoftheaircraftThetablebelowcontarnsmoreinformationabouttheseindicatorsPhantom3AdvancedUserManualStatuslEDAlarmRemoteControllerStatusjfJ!.-SolidRedlChimeTheremoteconirollerisdisconnectedfromtheaircraft.GreenlChimeTheremotecontrolleriscomectedtotheaircraft.;f!l.····•·SlowBlinkingRed0-0-0··Remotecontrollererror.lf!l..:f$r®-w......RedandGreen/RedandNoneHDdownlinkisdisruptedYellowAlternateBlinksRTHLEDSoundRemoteControllerStatusfi!f.-SolidWhite/ChimeAircraftisreturninghome.if!!.......BlinkingWhite0..SendingRetum-to-Homecommandtotheaircraft.3.•..•.BlinkingWhiteDO·*Return-to-Homeprocedureinprogress.("')g&TheRemoteStatusIndicatorwillblinkredandsoundanalert,whenthebatteryleveliscriticallylow.[Unkln_gtheRemoteControllerTheremotecontrollerislinkedtoyouraircraftbeforedelivery.Linkingisonlyrequiredwhenusinganewrerrotecontrollerforthefirsttime.Fallawthesestepstolinkanewremotecontroller:1TumontheremotecontrollerandconnecttothemobiledeviceLaunchtheOJ!Pilotapp2TumontheIntelligentFlightBattery.3Enter"Camera"andtaponriJ"t>,ullandthentap'LinkingRC"buttonasshownbelow.<F1CCcn:rolScllong;..;RCCalibration>StickMode>Defaultsbckmode11Mode2,ct1ang1ngsbckmodelalterslhewoylhe01rcran"conlrolled.Donotchangeunm.lanutwvrllhyournswmadeC1____N_o_t_D_efi_ln_oo____C2I..._____N_o_t_o_efi_ln_oo_____,YoucancustomzetheC1ondC2buttcnsoothebockollheRCPhantom3AdvancedUserManual4Theremotecontrollerisreadytolink.TheRemoteControllerStatusIndicatorblinksblueandabeeptsemitted.<RCControlSct:•n<JXRCCalibrationSlickModortt•cktt10deraMl:o..r""'OoootC1INolO>>Solr'Chingfora•rc:raflrroquency.hmooutIn54eoc:ondlhewrcran111cantroaodPfnslhebnk•nabunonentheaWCtot11obnkthtaremo1econtrollerCancelDefinedJYouconcu.tanvelheCIandC2tx..nonaQl"'lhebockdlhoRC5.Locatethelinkingbuttononthesideoftheaircraft,asshowninthefigurebelow.PresstheInkbuttontostartlinking.TheRemoteControllerStatusIndicatorLEDwilldisplayasolidgreenoncetheremotecontrollerissuccessfullylinkedtotheaircraft&•Theremotecontrollerwillun-linkitselffromanaircraftifanewremotecontrollerislinkedtothesameaircraft.RemoteControllerComplianceVersionTheremotecontroleriscomp'iantwithbothCEandFCCrequirements.

# Camera and Gimbal

This section provides the technical specifications of the camera and

explains the gimbal's operation modesCamera
and Gimbal Camera Profile The on·board camera uses

a 1/2

. 3 inch CMOS sensor

to capture video
(up to1080p

at 60 frames
per second with the Phantom

3 Advanced)

and
12 megapixel

stills

. You may choose

to record

the video

in either MOV

or MP4 format. Available picture shooting modes include burst continuous,

and time-lapse mode

A live preview

of what the camera sees can be monitored

on the connected mobile device

via the OJI Pilot app Camera Micro-SO Card Slot To store your photos
and videos

. insert the Micro-SO
card into the slot
as shown below, before turning

on the Phantom

3 Advanced

The Phantom

3 Advanced comes wilh

a 16 GB Micro

- SO card and supports Micro-SO cards
up to 64GB

A UHS·1 Micro-SO
card

is recommended

due

to their fast read and write speeds allowing
you
to save high-resolution

video data 0
Do not remove

the Micro-SO
card from the Phantom

3 Advanced when

it is turned

on Camera Data Port Turn on the Phantom

3 Advanced and connect

a USB cable

to the Camera Data Port

to download photos and videos

to your computer & The aircraft must
be turned

on before attempting

to access

the files on the Micro-SO card.

(j) **~** () Ill 3 (I) iiiPhantom 3 Advanced User Manual

Camera Operation

Us e the Shu11er and Video Recording bu11ons on the remote controller to shoo t the images or videos

through the OJ J Pilot app For more information about how to use these buuons refer to ' Cont ro lling the

Camera Page 24". Camera LED Indicator Camera LED Indicator lights up after the flight battery is powered on. It provides information on the

worl!.ing status of the camera.
Camera LED Indicator

**~\\** Green Fast Blink (0 2s off . 0 1 son )

1$! Green B link Once (O . Ss off , 0 . 4s on )

-@. Green Blink 3 T lfT1eS (0 3s off. 0 1 son )

#Jl. Slow Red Blink ( 1.6s on, 0 8s off )

**~** FastRedBiink(O . Ssolf 02son)

1!J. $. Double Red Blink (0 1s on, 0 ts off . 0 tson , 0 . 1s off)

$ Solid Red

:@ $Green and Red Blink (O.Bs green on O . Bs red on)

Gifnbil Gimbal Profile Camera status System i s warming up
Takf1g a single picture
Taking 3 or 5 photos per shot. Recording .

SO card error Overheated Ccwnera System error . Firmware Upgrading

The 3-axis gimbal prov1des a steady platform for the attached camera . anow1ng you to capture clear .

stable .mages and video. The giiTlbal can **t~tthe** camera within a 120' range.

Use the gimbal d al on the remote controller to control the t.lt movement of the cameraPhantom

3 Advanced
User Manu11l Gimbal Operatlon Modes Two gimbal operation modes
are available

. Switch between

the diHerent operation modes

on the camera settings page

of the DJt Pilot app Note that your mob

e dev1ce must
be connected

to the remole controller

for changes

lo take eHect Refer

to the table below
for detai:s Follow Mode
The angle between

g mbal

' s orientation

and aircraft's nose remains constant

at all times FPVMode

The g1mbal

wil

l synchronize

wilh the movement

of the

a

i rcraft

to provide

a first-person perspective
flylllg exper ence. &

• A gimbal motor error may occur

in these

s ituat ons

( 1) the aircraft

Is placed

on uneven ground or the g1mbal

s motion

1s obstructed

(2) the gimbal
has been subjected

to an excessive external force such
as
a col sion

. Please take olf from flat open ground and protect
the gimbal at aD times • Ay ng
in heavy
fog or clouds may make the

g mbal wet, **lead~ng**

to temporary failure The glfTlbal
wih recover

full functona

ll ty after

t dries

. Anti-Drop

Kit The anti-drop

kit helps keep the

g mba

l and

c am

e ra connect

e d to the air
c raft Two

p ns have been mounted prior

to sh pping

If new
or additional

pins are required,

see the diagram below

. Press Part 1 J through

the hole

of the v.bration absorber

and

nt o the center hoe

of **Part** then lock them together as **shown** Mountng

the anti-drop

k
t pins diagonally
from each other

IS recommended '

l I 2DJI Pilot App

This s e c tion m troduces the four main

fun c t i on s of the DJI Pilot appOJI Pilot App The DJI Pilol app

is a mobile applicalion designed specifically

for the Phantom

3 Advanced.

Use this app to conl

r olthe gimbal, camera
and olher aircraft functions

The app also lealures Map, Academy,

and User Center,

w hich are used
lor configuring

your aircraft and sharing your photos and videos with others. II is recommended

that you use

a tab lei for the best experience Utloc"St-·· Mountain Viaw OIOICTOO

..... Camera The Camera page contains

a live HD video feed from the Phantom

3 Advanced's camera
You can also configure various camera parameters

from the Camera page.

(9) f l OJ )Pt..ntom 3 Advanced User Manual

(1) Flight Mode

8 The text next to this Icon ndicates the current flight mode.

Tap to configure the MC (Main Controller) Settings . These settings allcrw you to modi fy f li g h t li m i ts and

set the gain values.

'0: The aircraft is set to · Beginner Mode" by default. The aircraft cannot f ly 30 mete r s ( 98 feet } h igher

and beyond the recorded Home Point under beg i nner mode D • sabte thrs mode in the MODE

setting page

(2) GPS Signal Strength

"IIIII This icon shows the current strength of GPS s i gnals . Green bars nd i cate adequa t e GPS

strength

(3) IOC Settings

**~** CL This icon displays the tOC setting when the aircraft has entered F - mode Tap to view the IOC

settings menu and select the desired IOC setting .

(4) System Status

- **~** . This icon ind cates the current aircraft system status and GPS signal strength

(5) Battery Level Indicator -----.. The battery l evel indicator provides a dynamic display o f the battery level The colored

zones on the battery level indicator represent the power levels needed to carry out d i fferent functions .

(6) Remote Controller Signal

i:il' ,,1(( This icon shows the strength of remote controller ' s signal .

(7) HD VIdeo Unk Signal Strength

**~** .rttl This icon shows the Slrength of the HD video downl i nk connection between the aircraft .-1<1

the remote controller

(8) Battery Level

rt 100% . This icon shows the current battery level.

Tap to vtew the battery information menu , set the various battery waming thresholds, and view t he

battery wamtng history .

[9) General Settings

:: . Tap this Icon to view the General Settings page . From this page, you can se t fl i ght parameters.

reset the camera, enable the quick view feature, adjust the gimbal roll value, and toggle the flight

route dtsplay

(10) Camera Operation Bar Shutter and Recording Sett i ngs

9 T ap to enter various camera value sett i ngs , including color space for the recording . resolu t ion of

the videos. image size .-1<1 so onPhantom

3 Adv.nc•d
User Manua

l Shutter e Tap this button

to take

a single photo Press and hold this button

to select single shot. triple shot or time-lapsed shooting modes Record ·• Tap once

to start recording video then tap again

to stop recording

You can also press
the Video Recording Button

on the remote controller, which has the same functionality Playback CEJ Tap

to enter the playback page You can preview photos and videos

as soon
as they are captured Camera Settilgs :!;: Tap
to set ISO. shuner and auto exposure values

of the camera [11) Vlsloll Positioning **~** This icon shows
the distance between

the surface
and the Vision Positioning System's sensors [12) Flight Telemetry

--- H 39M

0 1039H

V9·

B 3M/5

H5 24.2HJS The Vision Positioning Status icon

is highlighted
when the Vision Positioning

is in operation

. Aight attitude

is indicated

by the flight attitude icon. ( 1) The red arrow shows wh1ch direction

the aircraft

is lacing (2) Ught blue and dark blue areas indicate pitch (3} The angle

of the boundary between

the light blue and dark blue areas indicates

the roU angle )13} Map Display

the flight path

of the current flight. Tap
to switch from the Camera GUllo
the Map GUt. {14) Dynamic Home Point '

: Press lh1s button

to enable

lhe dynamic home po10t feature

the home point then will be reset

to position

of the mobile device [15) Return

to Home (ATH) cl; Initiate RTH home procedure

Tap
to have the aircraft return

to the last recorded home po1111 Q;
0..

37Phantom 3 Advanced User "'"JI'\UI

(16( Auto Takeoffll.anding

. t.t.i. Tap to **ate** auto takeoff or landing

(17( Livestream
f:) Livestream ico n indicates the current video feed is broadcasting li ve on You Tube . Be sure the

mobile data servic e is available on the mobile device.

(181 Back **~** Tap to retum to the main GUI

Di rec tor is an automatiC video editor butlt into the DJI Pilot app Alter record ng several video clips , simply

tap "Di r ector" from the app's home screen . You can then select a template and a specified number of

cli ps , w hich are automatiCally combined to create a shor11ilm that can be shared irnnediately.

Store

T ap "Store· to vis1t the offiCial DJI Onl ne Store to see the latest information abou t DJI p r oducts and easily

b uy new products

Sync pictures and VIdeos to your mobile device, view flight logs. and check your DJI account status in

'Discovery' Use your registered DJI account to login to 'Discovery' .FlightThissectiondescribessafeflightpracticesandflightrestrictions.FlightOncepre-flightpreparationiscomplete,itisrecommendedthatyouusethellightsimulatorintheDJfPilotapptohoneyourflightskillsandpracticeflyingsafely.Ensurethatallflightsarecarriedoutinanopenarea.Fl!g_!ltEnvironmentAfKIUirements_________________.1Donotusetheaircraftinsevereweatherconditions.TheseincludewindspeedsexceedingtOm/s.snowrainandfog2.Onlyfly;nopenareas.TallstructuresandlargemetalstructuresmayaffecttheaccuracyoftheorrboardcompassandGPSsystem.3.Avoidobstaclescrowds,highvoltagepowerlines,trees,andbodiesofwater.4Min1mizeInterferencebyavoidingareaswithhighlevelsofelectromagnetism,includingbasestat1onsandradiotransmissiontowers5AircraltandbatteryperformanceissubjecttoenvironmentalfactorssuchasairdensityandtemperatureBeverycarefulwhenflyingataltitudesgreaterthan19,685feet(6000meters)abovesea::!!level,astheperformanceofthebatteryandaircraftmaybeaffected.15'6ThePhantom3Advancedcannotoperatewithinthepolarareas.LtmitsandNo·F!YZonesAllunmannedaerialvehic'e(UAV)operatorsshouldab'debyallregulationssetforthbygovernmentarnsregulatoryagenciesincludingtheICAOandtheFAA.Forsafetyreasons,flightsarelimitedbydefault,whichhelpsusersoperatethisproductsafelyandlegallyAightlimitationsincludeheightlimits,distancelimits,andNo-FlyZones.Whenoperating1nP-mode,heghtImils,dstancelimts.andNo-FlyZonesfunctionconcurrentlytomanageflightsafetyInA-mode.onlyheghtlimitsareineffect,whichbydefaultpreventtheaircraftaltitudefromexceeding1640feel(500m).Maximumflightaltitude&RadiusLimitsMaximumflightalltudeandradiusmaybechangedintheDJIPilotapp.Beawarethatthemaximumflightaltitudecannotexceed1640feet(500meters).Inaccordancewiththesesettings,yourPhantom3AdvancedWillflyinarestnctedcylnder,asshownbelow:,...____..,.,_HomePOintHe•ghlofalfcraftlurnedonPhantom

3 Advanced
User Manoa GPS Signal Strong **~** ······Bin
king Green Flight Umlts

OJI Pilot app Maximum Right Aircraft's almude cannot Waming

: Height Ahilude

exceed

the specified value.

limit reached Max Radius

Right distance must
be within Waming

. Distance the max radius

. GPS Signal Weak ¢f ...... Blinking Yellow Flight UmilS Maximum Right Altirude Max Radius Height

is restricted

to 400 feet. (120m) and under No limits

limit reached DJI

P

i lot app Waming

: Height limit reached

.

Aircraft Status Indicator None Rapid
red flashing

e) ..... when close

to the max radius limit. Alrt:raft Status Indicator None ·If you fly out of the limit, you can still control
the Phantom

3 but cannot

lly

it any father

. If the & Phantom

3 flies out
of the max radius

In Ready

to Ay (non-GPS) mode,

it will fly back within range automatically •
If the Phantom

3 flies out
of the max radius

in Ready

to Ay (non-GPS) mode

. it will fly back within range automahcaly. No·Fiy Zones All No-Ay Zones
are 5sted
on the DJI official website

at http

: //flysafe.dji.com/no-fty

No-Fly Zones
are diVided
into Airports
and Restricted Areas. AirportS include major arports and flying fields where manned air
c raft

o perate

at low altitudes

. RestriCted Areas include border lines between countries

or sens liVe **inst~ute**
The detai:S

of the No-Ay Zones
are explained

as follow

: Airport (1) Airport

No

- Ry Zone are comprised

of Take-off Restricted zones and Restricted Altitude Zones Each zone features
circ

l es
o f vanous sizes

. (2) R1 miles (value

of the Al depends

on the size and shape

of the airport) around

the airport

is a Takeoff restncted zone, inside

ol which take off
is prevented. (3) From
Al mile

to Al
+

1 mile around

the airport
the flight altitude

is limited

to a 15 degree inclination. Starti

rt g at 65 leet (20 meters} from the edge

ol airport and radiating outward.
The flight altitude

i s l imited

to 1640 feet (500 meters)

at A 1 + 1 mile (4) When
the aircraft enters within 320 feet (100 meters)

of No-Ay Zones,

a waming message

w ill appear on the DJI

P

i lot app

.Phan t om 3 Advanced Use r M a nual
Restricted Area

::0 ( 1) Restricted Areas does not have flight alt<tude restrictions .

cC %' (2) A mles around the designated restriction area i s a Take-off Restric t ed area . A rcratt canno t ta k e off

within this zone. The value of A varies ba s ed on the definition of the restricted areas .

(3) A " warn ng zone· has been set around the Restricted Area. When the aircralt approaches w i t h in 0 06 2

m1tes (100m) of this zone a warning message will appear on the DJl Pil o t app.P...,ntom

3 Advanced
Uler Manual GPS Signal Strong

'(!)

• ..
· · · Blinking Green

Aircraft Zone Aeslriclion

DJI Pilot App Prompt

Status Indicator IY'Iotots
will not start

. Warning

You are

in
a No-lly zone Take off prohibited No-fly Zone

II the aircraft enters the • restricted
area

in A-mode but

is switched

to P-mode Warning

. You are in a no-fly zone. the aircraft

will automatically Automatic landing
has begun descend

land and stop
its motors

A1 Warning

You are
in a

f!J. ...... If the aircraft enters
the restricted zone Descending

to Red flashing Restricted- restricted
area

in A-mode

but safe allitude alt

i tude

fl

i ght

i s switched

t o P·mode

.

i t wiU

A2 Warning

You are
in a zone descend

to an appropriate
restricted zone

. Maximum
flight I J• altitude
and hover

15 feet altitude

is restricted

to between below
the altitude
limit

20m and 500m

Ry cautiously Wamingzone

No !light restriction applies,

but Warning

You are approaching

a there win be
a waming

. restricted zone,
Ry cautiously Free zone

No restrictions.

None

.

None i!J!l Semi-automatic

de

s cent:
All stick commands

are available except
the throttle stick command during
the de

s cent and landing process

. Motors

will stop automatically

after landing &

• When flying

in a safety zone, the aircraf1's status indicator

will blink red rapidly and continue for
3 seconds

, then switch

to indicate current flying status and continue

for
5 seconds

at which point

it wiU switch back

to blinking

red

. • For safety reasons, please

do not fly close

to airports

, highways, railway stations, rB!Iway

l i nes city centers

, or other sensitive areas

. Ry the aircraft only within your line
of sightPhantom 3 Advanced Use r M•nuol Preflight Checklist

1 Remole controller , tntelligenl A i ght Battery . and mobile device are fu ll y charged

2. Propellers are mounted correctly and finnly.

3 . M cro-SD card has been inserted if necessary

4 Gimbal is functioning nonnally

5 . Motors can start and are functiOning nonnally

6 The DJI Pilot app is successfuDy connected to the aircraft

C allbratloo the Compass IMPORTANT ; Always calibrate the compass in every new flight location. The compass is very sensilive

lo electromagnetic interference . which can produce abnonnal compass data and l ead to poor 1tig h t

performance or liight fa1lure . Regular calibration is required for opt mal perfo r ma n ce .

0 • Do not calibrate your compass where there IS any possib r ty of strong magnetic interference .

Sources of potential interference include magnetile , parking structures and subterranean

::!! metal structures

<0 ' ;:r • Do not carry ferromagnetic materials w1th you dunng calibration such as k eys or cellular

phones

• Do not calibrate in direct proximity to large metal objects .

• DO NOT calibrate 1ndoors. Calibration Procedures
Choose an open area to carry out the following procedures

1 . Ensure that the compass s c alibrated. If you did not calibrate the compass as part of your pre-flight

preparations or if you have moved to a new location since the last cal i bratiOn , tap the Aircraft Status

Bar 1n the app and select 'Calibrate ", then follow the on-screen instructions

2 Hold the aircraft horizontally and rotate 360 degrees The Aircraft Status Indicators wi ll display a solid

green light. _,Phantom

3 Advan<:ed
User Manuol 3. Hold the aircraft vertically,

wtlh nose pointing downward,

and rotate

it 360 degrees around

the center axis. Recalibrate

the compass

II the Aircraft Status lndtcator glows solid red &

II the Aircraft Status
lnd cator blinks
red and yellow after the calibration procedure,
move your aircraft

to a different location
and try again. 't,l: Calibrate

the compass before each flight. Launch

the DJI Pilot app and follow the on-screen instructions

to ·caNbrate

the compass

. DO NOT calibrate

the compass
near metal objects such as
a metal bridge, cars

, scallolding

. When

to Recallbrate I .When compass
data

is abnoonal

and the Aircraft Status Indicator

is blinking green and yeMow 2.When flying

in a new location

or m a location
that

is different from the most recent **f~ght.** 3.When

the mechanical

or physical structure

ol the Phantom

3 Advanced

has been changed 4.When severe drifting occurs

n flight,
i.e. Phantom

3 Advanced
does nolfly

In straight
line

. Auto Takeoff
and Auto Landl£19 Auto Takeoff Use auto takeoff only

if the
A

i rcraft Status Indicators

are blinking green Follow
the steps below

to use the auto takeoff feature· 1. Launch

the DJI Pilot app, and enter "Camera" page. 2. Ensure
the aircraft

is in P- mode

. 3. Complete

all steps

on the pre-flight checklist. 4. Tap"J.",

and confirm
that conditions

are safe for flight. Slide the icon
to confirm
and takeoff

. 5. Aircraft takes
off and hovers

at
(1

. 2 meters) above ground. & Aircraft Status Indicator blinks rapidly when

it

i s using the
V

i sion Position System

for stabilization The aircraft

will automat

ic ally hover below

3 meters

. It is recommended

to wait until there

is suffic

i ent GPS lock before using the Auto Take.olf

f eature

.Phantom 3 Advanced **~he** M a n uel Auto-Landing

Use auto-landing only if the Aircraft Status Indicators are blinking green Fo l low the steps below to use lhe

auto-landing feature:

1 . Ensure the aircraft is in P· mode.

2 Check the tanding area condition before tapping".!,", to begin landing. Then follow the on·screen

instructions

S tarting/Stopping the Motors

Starting the Motors

A Combination Stick Command (CSC) 1s used to start the motors Push both sticks to the bottom

inner or outer comers to start the motors Once the motors have started spiMing release both st i cks

sirrunaneously Stopping the Motors

There are two methods to stop the motors

Method 1 When Phantom 3 Advanced has l anded push the throllle dowr.!l then conduct the same

CSC that was used to start the motors , as described above<Zl . Motors will stop . mmediately Release bo t h

sticks once motcrs stop
Method 2 . \Nhen the aircraft has landed push and hold the lhronle down . The motors will slop after three

seconds ® Meul0d2

& Do not perform a CSC when the aircraft I S 1n m i dair Otherwise the motOrS will Suddently StOp

Fll9htTest Takeoff/Landing Procedures

1. Place the aircraft in an open, flat area with the battery level indicators facing towards you.

2 Tum on the remole controller and your mobile device. then turn on the lntelligrot Aigh t Banery.

3 Launch the DJI Pilot app and enter the Camera page.

4 Wa11 unlit the Aircraft Indicators blink green This means lhe Home Point is reco r ded and it is rrr:m safe

to fly. If they flash yellow, the Home Point has not been recorded.

5 . Push the thronte up slowly to take off or use Auto Takeoff

6 Shoot photos and videos using the DJI Pilot app .

7 To land hover over a level sutlace and grotly pull down on thethronle to descend .

e . After . an ding, execute the esc command Q( hold the thronle at its lowest position untillhe motors stop .

9. Turn off the Intelligent R i ght Battery first , then the Remote Controller.Phenlom

3 Advanced
User Manual &

• When
lhe Aircrah
Sta

t us lndicalors
blink yelloN rapidly during flight. the aircraft
has entered Failsa

fe rrode

. • A

l o w banery

l eve

l waming

is

i ndicated

by the Aircrah Status lndicalors

bl inki ng red slowly

or rapidly during flighl. • Wal

c h our video lulorials

lor more flight information

. Video Suggestions

and iips 1. Go through

the lull pre-flight checklist

bel ore each flight. 2 Select
the desired gimbal operation mode

in the DJI Pilot app 3. Only shoot

vi deo when llying

in P-rrode

. 4. PJways

fly

i n good weather
and avoid flying

in rain or heavy wind. 5 Choose

the camera settings
that suit your needs

. Settings include photo format and exposure compensation

. 6

. Perform flight tests
to establish flight routes and preview scenes. 7 Push the control
stic ks gently

to keep the aircraft

' s movement smooth and stable

.FAQTroubleshooting

(FAQ) Whet

Ia the difference between

the Phantom

3 Prolualonel

end the Phantom

3 Advanced? The biggest difference between

the Phantom

3 Professional

and the Phantom

3 Advanced

is in the camera.
The Phantom

3 Professiona

l is capable

of shooting spectacular

4K video

at up to 30 frames

per second,

and the Phantom

3 Advanced

is capable

of shooting

at resolutions

up to 1080p60.
Both models shoot

12 megapixel photos

. The other main diflerence

is the

l ntet:lgent Flight Battery charger
The Phantom

3 Advanced comes with

a 57-wall charging

unit and the Phantom

3 Professional comes with

a 100-watt charger,

the Iauer

of which allows
lor shorter charging times. Can

I remove

the camera and attach
my own? No

. The cameras

that come with both models

are permanently attached Attempting

to remove replace

, or modify
the camera may damage

the product
and wiU void your warranty Can

I charge

my Remote Controller

end Intelligent Flight Battery

at the same time? While the Remote Contro

C er charger
and Intell

i gent Ftighl Battery charger have been integrated

into one unit lor your convenience

.

' t

i s recommended

that you only charge
one item

at a time We recommend

that

**~** you never charge both t!l'T1S using

th e same charger

at the same time

0 What ere the buttons

on the back
of my Remote Controller

for? The two buttons

on the back

o f the Remote Controller

can be customized

and assigned

to function

as you choose through

the DJI
Po ot app Reier

to the manual

lor more information How far can

I fly my Phantom

3? The signal transmission distance

will vary depending

on environmental conditions

but the Phantom

3 series can reach distances

ol up to 1.2 miles

(2

k

l ometers) away from the pilot What app should

I uae with my Phantom

37 The Phantom

3 is compatible

w th the DJI Pilot app for iOS and AndrOid

, wh1ch

is already used with the OJ! Inspire

. The app woll detect which

a rcraft

is connected

and automatically
adiust accordingly Which mobile devices

are compatible

with the app? The OJI Pilot app

is on

l y compat

ble with devoces running

i OS

8

. 0 or later
or Android

v4 1 2 or later The following deVICes

are recommended

: iOS

: iPhone

Ss, iPhone

6

. oPhone

6 Plus, iPad Air,

l Pad Air Wi·Fi

+ Cellular,
iPad mmi

2, iPad mini

2 Wi

· Fi + Cellular, iPad Air

2

.

I Pad Air

2 W

i· Fi + Cellular

. iPad mini

3, and iPad mon

t 3 Wi·Fi

+ Cellular This app

s optimized

for iPhone

5s

! Phone

6

. and

I Phone

6 Plus Android Samsung

S5 Note

3 Sony
Z3 EXPERIA

. Google Nexus

7 11. Google Nexus

9 Mi 3, Nub

i a Z7 mini Support for additional Android devices

will become

**ava able**  as teshng and development continues

.Phantom 3 Advanced User Manual

How do I uae the Director automatic video editor?

Director is an automatic video editor built into the OJI Pilot app. Alter recording several video **c~ps** s mply

tap "Director' from the app s home screen You can then select a template and a specified number of

clips, which are automatically comb1ned to create a short film that can be shared immediately.

How do I change the control mode of my Phantom 3?

By default, the Remote Controller is set to Mode 2 This means that the right control stick contrOls the

movement of the aircraft and the left control stick controls the thrall e and orientation of the aircraft These

controls can be changed to Mode 1 or set to a customized configuration in the DJI Paot app. This is only

recommended for advanced users

Can I use a Phantom 2 Remote Controller with the Phantom 3?

No. The Phantom 2 Remote Controller operates on a dillerent frequency The Phantom 2 Remote COfltro ll er

operates at 5 . 8 GHz and the new Phantom 3 Remote Controller operates at 2 . 4 GHz .

Can I use a Phantom 2 Intelligent FHght Battery with the Phantom 3?

No The Phantom 3 uses a newly des.gned fntell gent Fhght Banery with greater power The Pnantom 3 has

a 4 cell battery with a capacity of 4480 mAh and a voltage ol15.2 V

My Phantom 3 does not turn off right away, Is something wrong?

This is normal After you attempt to power ofltha Intelligent Flight Bauery, it may remain on for a few

seconds as any video data is saved to the Micro SO card This helps prevent your data from being lost or

COirupted Do I have to buy the Remote Controller Beparately?

No, there IS no need to buy a separate Remote Controller Your Phantom 3 comes with a Remote Controller

that is already linked to the aircraft.

oo .. my Phantom 3 support dual Remote Controllara?

No The included Remote Controller can be used to contrOl both the aircraft and the gimbal tilt at the same

tme What does the MP, A, F" •witch on the Remote Controller do?

This switch called the Aight Mode Switch. allows you to toggle different flight modes:

P·mode or PoSitioning mode, indicates that both GPS and the Vision Positioning System are active and

your Phantom 3 will attempt to stabilize using both.

In A-mode or Attitude mode, the aircraft does not use GPS or the Vision Positioning System. Only the

barometer s used lor **stabi~zation.** The aircraft can still return to the Home Point as long as a sufficient GPS

signal is available F·mode . or Function mode activates Intelligent Orientation Control (IOC) functionality Refer to the IOC

section n the Appendix of the User Manual.

By default . only P-mode may be used Refer to your user manual for instructions on unlocking the other

modes .Ph.ntom

3 Advanced
User Manual What

Ia the Phantom

3 flight lime? Right times will vary depending

on environmental conditions

and usage patterns.

but the Intelligent Right Battery

is designed

to provide

up to 23 minutes

ol uninterrupted

llight time when fully charged. How can

I restore

a video file

If the power

Ia turned
off during **r~~eordlng?** Do not remove
the Micro-SO
card from the camera

. IJ it has been removed, place

i t back

In the camera

. Turn the Phantom

3 on and

w ai

t approximately

30 seconds

as the

v

i deo file is restored

. How can

I ensure that my pictures
and videos will be aynchronlzecl

to my lOS album? You may need

to adjust
the senings

ol your mobile device Open the Settings menu

, select
the Privacy tab, select
the Photos
tab

. and then toggle
the switch next
to the OJI Pilot app icon.

If the Pilot app has not been granted access

to your albums.

the photos and videos cannot

be synchronized

. What should

I do to land my Phantom

3 smoothly

•• possible? Hover
the aircraf

t over

a flat. level surface

. Slowly pull the throttle stick down until the aircratt touches

the g

r ound

. Why

Ia the discharge
tlma
of the battery
not zero, even though

I have never u&ecllt? Every battery

is tested prior

to being packaged

and shipped
This affects
the discharge

time
of
a new battery and

is the reason that the discharge

time

is not zero The battery

is sale

to use

. Can the mobile device holder

be u&ecl
on the Phantom

2 aerln Remote Controller? No

, it cannot. How
to aafely opet'ate
the aircraft when encountering compass error? A compass
error may occur when the **a~rcralt**

is llying close

to strong electric magnetic sources
(e.g

. power transmission

l
i nes) A1rcratt Status Indicators
blink red and yellow rapidly when

a compass
error occurs
and the OJI Pilot app will display one
of the following messages

: • Compass
error

, calibration required This warning message

ind

i ca

t es the aircraft

is receiving abnormal compass readings

It is recommended to power

oH the

ai rcraft and re-calibfate

the compass

at
a dillerent location
and then resume
the fighl. • Compass
error

, exit P·GPS Mode This warning message

Ind

i cates that the aircraft

i s dr

i ltmg severely

. Bring the aircraft

to
a higher altitude to gain enough GPS sate lite locks when this warning message

is prompted

The flight controller

will automatically
ad1ust the onentation

of the aircralt

in the midair

to mitigate

the dnlts The aircraft
will switch back

to P-GPS mode when the automatic adjustment

IS completed. How
to troubleshoot aircraft lnltlallzallon error? II you observe

lhe following symptoms

. 11 ind1cates

the

a
1 rcraft has

I a

i led to in:lialized • The aircraft status
md

1 cator display flash

1 ng red

. yellow and green

. Even

t he aircraft

I S stationed

on the flat surface

. • The System Status Bar
in the app prompts "lnilializaton

Error

·
. • No resistance
drive

if felt on the g1mba

l .

**~** 0Phantom 3 Advanced User Manua l

Vanous factors contribute to the aircraft inot l ahzation error try resolve the i ssue by l ot ow1ng t he suggestions

l sted be r:m

• Sensor performance degraded. Th . s may be due to the excessive bias detected from the IMU or the

compass reading is interfered Try restarting and cal brat1ng the IMU and compass to resolve this issue.

• Sensor s defective. U the sensors rema ns un c hanged at a ll time and the problem persist even when the

aircraft is restarted, it ind cates the sensor •s not workrng normally Users should return the aircraft to DJI

for repairing

• Minor vibration is detected dur 1 ng aircraft imtrat zatron Put the aircraft on t he l.at surface . power on the

aorcraft and ensure the aircraft is stationed for more than 5 seconds to reso ' ve the • Ssue

• Serious vibration is detected dunng aorcraft i nrtialization This instance gene r al . y occu r s when the aircraft

is be ng initialization on I he violent mov ng surface for nstance ships that a r e on the rough sea. Do not

attempt to power on the aircraft ·n lhis s cenario ,AppendixAppendix **~tlons** Aircraft Weight (Battery & Propellers I ncluded)

Max . Ascent Speed

Max. Descent Speed

Max . Speed Max . Righi Allitude

Max . Right Time Operaling Temperature

GPS Mode Gimbal Controllable Range
VIsion Positioning Velocity Range Altilude Range Operating Range Operating Environment Camera 1280g 5mls 3mts 16 mJs (A TTl mode, no wind)

6000m Approximately 23 minutes

ere to 4o • c GPS/GLONASS
P'tch • 90 ' to + 30 "

< 8 mts (2m above ground)

30cm-300cm 30cm · 300cm Brightly lit (lux> 15) patterned surfaces

Sensor Sony EXMOA 1/2 . 3" Effective pixels : 12 4 M (total p ix els : 12 76 M)

Lens FOV 94 • 20mm(35mm format equivalent ) f/2 8

ISO Range 100-3200(video) 100-1600(photo)

Electronic Shutter Speed 8s ·1/BOOOs

Image Max. Size 4000 x 3000 Singe shot

Still Photography Modes Burst shooting 315/7 frames

Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB) 3/5

Bracketed frames at 0 . 7EV Bias Time-lapse Micro SO

Suppolted SO Card Types Max . capacity : 64 GB Class 10 or UHS-1 rating required

Video Recording Modes

Max Bitrate Of Video Storage Supported File Formats Operating Temperature

Range

54 () **21JJ~** OJI All **r:;;,~;hl~** Rc-:.tNW FHD · 1920x1080p 24/25/30/48/50/60

HD: 1280x720p 24/25/30/48/50/60

40Mbps FAT32/exFAT Photo JPEG. ONG
Video MP4/MOV (MPEG-4 AVCIH 264)

o•c to 40'CRemota Controller Operating Frequency Transmitting Distance Video Output
Port Operating Temperature Range Ballery Mobile Device Holder Transmiller Power(EtRP) Working Voltage Charger

Phantom

3 Advanced
User Manual 2

. 400 GHz-2 483 GHz 2000

m (Outdoor
And Unobstructed) USB o•c- 4o•c 6000 mAh UPo 25 Tablets and smartphones FCC
20 dbm CE 16 dbm 1 2AC7

. 4 V Voltage

17
4 V Rated Power

57 W Intelligent Flight Battery

( PH3-4480 mAh-15

. 2 V) Capacity

44BOmAh Voltage

15

. 2V Battery Type

l.JPo4S Energy

68Wh Net Weight

365

g Operating Temperature

·10"C· 40"C Max. Charg1ng Power

100W Normal **~({!**

¢ i'V'" ...... Red Green and Yellow Flash Alternatively **~** ...... Green and Yellow Flash Alternatively **···· Green**  Flashes Slowly t'i X2······Green Flashes Twice · · -n

· · · · · · Yellow Flashes Slowly Wamlng **······Fast** Yellow Flashing j

· · ··

· · Slow Red Flashing i fix ····

.. Fast Red Flash

i ng Jtr ······Red Flashing **A~ematively** )!! -Solid

Red

Tumlng

on and Se

' f

· Diagnost

ics Aircraft Warm.ng

Up Safe

to Fly (P

· mode with GPS and Vision PosltiOillflQ) Sale **to~** (P-mxle
wi1h VISOl Positb'li1g

but wihlut GPS) S afe
to
F t y (A

- mode but

N o GPS and

Vi sion Position1ng) Remote Controller Signal Lost Low Bat1ery Warning Crit
ic al Bat1ery Warning I MU Enor Cnt
ic al Error **t\T~** ······Red

and Yellow Flash AAematJVely Compass Calibration Required

> '0 '0 <1) :::1 c. )(

'lPhantom3AdvancedUserManualOrientationControl(IOC)IOCallowsuserstolockthecontrolorientationoftheaircraft•ndfferentmodes.TherearethreeworkingmodesforrocthatcanbeselectedtntheDJIPilotapp.IOCon'yworkswhentheaircraftisinF-modethereforetheusermusttogglethefhghlmodeswitchtoactivateIOC.Refertothetablebelow:CourseLock(CL)HomeLock(HL)"PointofInterest(POl)"Thenosedreclion,atthetimethatCLisset.willremaintheforwarddtrectionregardlessofhowtheorientationandpositionoftheaircraftchanges.ThiswillremainfixeduntilyouresetItorexitCLmode.RecordaHomePoint(HP)andenterHLmodeTheforwardandbackwardcontrolswillmovetheaircraftfartherfromandclosertotheestablishedHomePont,regardlessofhowtheonentationandpositionoftheaircraftchangesPotntofInterest.Recordapointofinterest(POl).TheaircraftcanthencirclearoundthePOlandthenosewillalwayspointstowardthePOl"HomeLockandPointofInterestfeaturearecomingsoonIOCRequirementsIOCisonlyavailableunderthefollowingcondittons:ModesIOCGPSenabledCourseLockNoHomeLockYesPOlYesUsingIOCGPScountsNone"'oilFlightDistanceUmitsNoneAircraftHomePointAircraftofInterestToggletheRightModeSwitchF-modeandfollowtheinstructionspromptedontheDJIPilotapptoselectthedesiredrocmodeFCC **Com~llance** F C C Compliance

Ph
a ntom

3 Ad

v a n .:ed

U s er M anoa

I This device complies

with part
15 of the FCC Rules Operation

is subject

to the following

two cond

- tions ( 1) This device may not cause harmful interference,

and (2) This device must accept
any nterference received, inctud1ng interference

that may cause undesired operation Changes

or modifications

not expressly approved

by the party responsible

for complance
could void the use(s authority

to operate

the equcpment

. Compliance Information FCC Waming Message Any changes

or modifications

not expressly approved

by the party responsible

for compliance
could void the user's authority

to operate

the equipment This device compfies
with part
15 of the FCC Rules Operation

is subject

to the following

two conditions

: (1) This device may no1 cause harmful interference,

and (2) this deviCe must accept
any interference received, including interference

that may cause undesired operation

. FCC Radiation Exposure Statement: This equipment complies
with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment

. This equipment should

be installed
and operated

with minimum distance 20cm between

the radiator& your body This transmitter
must not be

c o-located

or operating

in conjunction

with any other antenna

or transmitter

. Note· This equipment

has been tested and found

to comply with lhe tmits
for

a Class

B digital device

, pursuant

to part
15 of the FCC Rules These hmits are des1gned

to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference

in a res dentiat installation

Th1s equipment generates
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,

if not 1nstalled
and used

in accordance

wth the **nstructions**

may cause harmful interference

to radio communications

. However

. there

IS no guarantee

that

i nterference

will not occur

in a particular installation

If this equipment
does cause harmful interference

to radio

or television receptiOn which can be determined

by turning

the equ

i pment

oH and on

, the user

i s encouraged

to try to correct the interference

by one
or more

of the following measures -Reorient

or relocate

the receiving antenna -Increase

the separation between

the equcpme!ll

and receiver -Connect

the equipment

into an outlet

on

a citcu1t diHerentlrom

that
to wh1ch
the receiver

is connected -Consult

the dealer

or an experrenced radio!TV techn

iC ian lor he
p IC ASS wamlng This device complies

with Industry Canada licence-exempt

ASS standard

(s) Operataon

is subject

to the following

two conditions

(1) this device may not cause Interference

. and (2) this device must accept
any interference

, including interference

that may cause undesired operation

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This transminer must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transminer

This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20Cm between t he radiator&

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I: G. -PHANTOtv13 (ADVANCED) Quick Start Guide V1

. 2Phantom 3 Advanced

I t's tim9 to meet you r Phanl o m .

The Phantom 3 Advanced ' s camera records video at up to t080p/60fps and capture s 12 m egapixel ph oto s .

Review the diagram below for a run list or your Phantom 3 Advanced's pans:

I Grmbal and Camera

2 V•s•on Pos•lionmg Sys1em

3 Camera Micro-SO C;ua srot

4 A>c:rall M:c:roUSB Port

s Came< a Stalus Indicator

6 Frontl£0s

7 Molors

8 Propet:era 0 Aircmfl 51Atus lndcn1ors

tO **A~teooas**

t 1 lnle li gent Flight Banery

12 Power Bunon

13 Banery Levellndcalors

t 4 lJnk Bun on

15 Camet a M>era USB PartRemote Controller This powerful Remote Controlet slows you to piot and maneuver
your l'tlantom

3 Advanced

at dislances
over 6,000 feet (2 km)

' away, wtlile potting selected camera controls

at your fongertips. Buih into your Remota Controller

Is a rechargeable

UPo battety and DJI Ughtbrldge,
which when paired with

a compatible mobile device gives you

n livo HD view from the Phantom's camera. Folded 1 1 Q,mba

l Ooa

l 12 Camera
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DJI **ercour~gcs** you lo enloY **~lying** y041 Phantom 3 Advanced In o sate rosponsoble, and smtllt **w~.** To do this. n Is lmJXIf1Mt to

understand somo basiC lllghl **g~Moolines,** both lor your protoctlon ond lor lho **~!ely** oflhose arounc.t you.

t. Fly In Open Aleas: />M&fS t:t,. in IDCIItoons thet ore 1tee and clear ol bulld1ngs, trees, pewer lines, and other obstocles. Do not fly aiXMI

or near people or l!nimals

2. Maintain Control at All nmes: Even when using DJt outoplot functions 5UCh os Aulo - Tilkoon Auto-Landing . and Auto·Retum to

Homo , always keep your herds on the Remoto Contrciklr ond **mt~~ntalo** control or your **t~~rcrott when~**  1:1 In ll>ghl.

3. MairQin Une of **s~** Keep YQI.Iort:rllll 1n soghl at (lllire!l . and IMlid ny.,g bltlnd buldngs or other **cmstac~cs** 1hal **~** bixll YQI.IWNI.

4. Monitor Your Altitude: For the soro1y ol fiAI · slzed **t~~rcrah** ond other 01r traffiC , olwoys II'( atllitlludes tess than 400 teet (120 meters)

abo"V I1QUnd !owl, 0111\ line **w~h** VOl$ oc;lll.aws and rogulatiOns.

VISit http:Jfllyaale.dJI.eomlno-ny lor moro lnlormatlon on cntocal saloly lcnttns such as

No-fly Zones.

• Calibrating the Compass:

Milko sure to calibrate the compass otevcry now lligtlt locotion the compass Is VllfY oenSIINO I ll' o octromagnoll c intcr1erence, \lof1ich

= causo abnormal composs dato, load1ng to poor lligtlt pct1ormonco or ovon lao ore Regular coilbrolion Is r OQ...OO for optml!l

pct1ormance.

t . DO NOT calibroto your compass wllero there Is a **~** ol strong mognettc interterenco. suCh as mognollte , parking structures, and

steel roinlorcemcnts underground .

2 . 00 NOT corry **l~llc** materials W1th you during calbrotiOn such os koys or ceJular phones

3 . DO NOT calobrnte beside m:ISSIVO motaJ Olljocts.

4.11 the A.<crolt Status lnclcntora ore shoWing solid red . !hell try to cnlobroto egan "they aoe bftnl<ing red ond ye f ON otternatllfy otter

pieCing the oircrolt on lhe ground . the composs hes detected mognoliC onter1cronca C hange your locotiOn

• Environmental Considerations :

1 . 0onottlyinsovoreweotne<condltlons . Thisi'lcludcstligllwinds(spcedsot 22mpl1or 10mlsamoro) snow r.1111 ondtog.

2. Only tty In open lliOOS. Tall buiiGngs ond stool structures may oHoct the ocarrocy ot the on-board CQITIPII5!I ond GPS **~gnat**

3. AIIOid obstocles. CJ'O'Mls. high·...ortoge power tmes. trees, ond bodies ot water.

4. Minimize electromogneltc lnterterence by awldO"lQ areas **w~h** high tovots ol electromagnetiSm , nc t ud1ng mobile pt1o110 bose stations,

radio tranS!Tllssion towers. or WI· A hotspots.

5. Aircron ond battery pertormonco arc subject to environmental !actors such as air densi t y and temporatu r o Bo very corolul whon

flying t9,600 teet (6 **~m)** or more above seo level, os battery ond airctott pertorman Cit moy not be ot pea k e lflcr ency

6 The Phantom 3 Advanced coMo! operata in P Mode or use GPS ot polar latitudes. Only A TTl Mode ond the Vlslon Positioning

system wll be operatoonal.

• P Mode:

In ttvs """*'· tl'e F'ln'ltorn 3 Advanced can usa GPS ond the VISion

l'osltlorW'Q system , ot1ow1ng **~to** hover occurotel'( In posnton indoors

Ond out. When GPS Is IMitable. o Home Pont wit be lodcod so that the

!'!lantern 3 Act;ancod can Retum to Home the R<mote Controller slgU

is lost To cnoble P Modo , toggle the Right Mode SwitCh

to the P pOSition

them ore threo states In P modo

P·GPS: GPS waks best when outdOOrS ond In o wid& open oreo .

Your l'hontom 3 Ad'lanced uses GPS to hover in place when thcrO Is

a strong GPS signal .

P·OFTl: n GPS Is rot OlllliOOio, the M:raft can use tho IAslon f'os$onilg

system to hoo.u occuratd-,1.

P-ATn: Netther GPS nor tho VISion Positioning system oro available .

The oircrnn **w~** only use 1ts barometer lor oltRude ond other on-board

sensors tor ott1tude stabilization .

Note the! the Vision PoSitioning system may not work property when

the Pllantom 3 Advonced is t¥ng over woter, 0\lef surtaces withOUt o

clear ponem. or In o low·lght enwormcnt

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., Rotum to homo • Return to Home:

Who<1 thoro Is o strong GPS signal, the o irc ron wil be able to

record o Home Point ond return to that H01110 Point when

reQUired. The Home Pointlocotion IS rocordod When the GPS

sognat icon in the DJt GO IIPP is other yelow or groan.

The aircran wit relllrn to tho Homo Point outomatic:aJiy In the

following scenarios (ol requ<o o strong GPS slgnaQ:

Smart Rlli: When the RTli bun011 011 the Remote Controler

orin the DJt GO app is p<CSSed .

Low· Battery RTH: A **llO~flcollon** wl appear in lhe OJt GO

app **r~tng** tho pilot so take oclal when lhe bilnerv 1cvc4

fob under 0 cerlain level

follool• RTH: When the Remote **Controller~** signal Is lost .

• Wh l e rel\lrn1ng lo the Home Po.nt, the aorcratrs a:t1tude can be adjusted to aVOid obstacles . Tal . buolc.ngs may affect the Remote

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_Preparing Your Phantom 3 Advanced Before Flying

Read the User Manual and watch the video t utortals I n t he OJI GO app or on the olflcial OJI website ( www . djl.com), and

re a d the following documents Included In the box before using your Phantom 3 Advanced f or the f11st time : Ph<111rom 3

Advanced Quick **St~lt** Guide, Phantom 3 Professional I Advanced Safety Guidel i nes and **Oisd~ mer,**  Pha nt om 3 Professional I

Advanced Intelligent Flight **B~ttery** Safety Guidelines. in rhe Box.

1. Download the DJI GO App

Search ' OJl GO' on the App Store or Google Play and

download the OJI GO app to your mobile device . OJIGOPPP 2. Watch the Tutorial Videos

Watch the tu1orial videos on www . djl . com or In

t he OJ I GO app • • Iii . Phanccm 3 tutor ial vi <Jeo5

A • For the besl exper;ence. use o mooi:o dev i ce that runs .OS 8 0 or aDove or Andro;d 4 t 2 or a D ov o .

3 . Check Battery Levels

Pressing the Power Button once on either your Intelligent Right Battery or Remote Contro l ler di s plays the battery level.

80 SUIV to fully charge both batteries bafOIV your flrBt flight.

low- **llery** lev e l_. H")h low- **B;~ ery**  l ev el_. HIIJh

m m:m·=m

I I' ©O:():® .,.

4. Charging the Batteries

• Only use the off iC ial DJl Ph<wltorn 3 Advanced charger . Remove the Intelligent Flight Banery from the airt:ratt before

charging .

• Ills IVCommended that you turn off the Intelligent Flight Battery or Remote Controller be f ore charging.

• Connect the charger to a suitable power source (100·240\1 50/60Hz) .

• Connect the charger to the Intelligent Right Battery or Remote Controller. The LEO s will di s pl a y the current charge level .

and when fully charged, they will automatically turn off.5. Preparing

the Remote Controller nt the Mobile Device Holder

to the desired posillon,
and then adjust
the anlennas

as shown. The strength

of the Remote Controller's signal will flue1uate depending

on the positions

ot the antennas

. The transmission
signal between

the aircraft and Remote Controller

will be strongest within
the range illustrated
here.

II the signal

Is weak. a4J$t the positions

d the Mtemas

Inti
tty the airo'a1t closer

to DChieve optimal signal perfOITTiaSlCe.

<D Press the but

t on on

t he side

of

t he Mobile Device Holder

to release
the clamp. Ql Place yo.x mobile device into the damp and adjust

k so that the mobile device

Is held securely

in place. (l) Comect your mobile device

to the Remo

te Controler

with

a USB cable

. Plug one end

d the cable into your mobie device, and the other end Into the US B port on the back

of the Remote Controller. A

. To avoid aignal

l ntellerenee

, <10 not u.., Olhef

2 4GHz dev

oc: es 1Ml811 ay>ng 6. Flight Controls Here are the defaun !light controls (Mode

2). The left stick controls ahilude
ond rotatio

n, while the right stick controls

the torward, backward,

left or right movements.

The gimbal dial controls
the camera's

till

. Left Stick

Right Stick

Gimb

al Dial A

• You can cuSlorrile

or ciiiWlge lllese COntrols UvOUQil
the OJ

I GO aep7. Getting Ready for Takeoff

Remove the gimbal clamp as shown on the right.

Place your Phantom 3 Advanced on a nat surface.

in an open space, with the nose facing away from

you. Then follow the steps below In this Older: a@J 8

I • 0000 ___ 1j

0 Toggle the F1'9Jt Mode Switch on YOLW Remota Controller

to the riglt (P Mode). P Mode Is Positioning Mode, A

Mode Is A TTl Mode. and F Mode Is Function Mode.

Q) Tum on the Remote Controller by pressing the power

button once, releasing it, and then pressing and holding

for 2 seconds.

a> Insert the Intelligent Fight Battery into yOUt Phantom 3

Advanced. Turn on the battery by pressing the power

button once, re4easing h. and then pressing and holding

for 2 seconds.

0 Ensure the LEO on yell Remote Controller Is green,

indicating **~** Is ready to be used.

Q) Connect YOLW mobile device to the Remote Controller

With a USB cable and launch the OJt GO app. Follow the

instruc11ons whhin the app.

® In the app, tap 'Camera'. Ensure YOLW Phantom 3 Adv.lnced

Is ready to fly by completing the on-screen Checklist.

Beginner Mode Is enabled by defauh when you launch

theOJI GO appforthelirst time. **Theairaalt'salt~udeand**

flight distance are restricted when flying In Beginner

Mode. You can disable Beginner Mode In the Settings

Page otthe OJI GO app.

<!> Calibrate the compass by tapping the Alrcra" Status

Bar In the app and selecting 'Calibrate'. Then follow the

on-screen Instructions.

@ Attach the propalers IM!h a b4ack nut onto the motors with

black dot and spin them counter - dockwise to secure.

Attach the propelers with a grey nut onto the motOfS

without black dot and spin them clockwise to secure.

• T;ghleo the llfOPenets Mlh both hands befO<e each u , ghl.

•If you wish 10 recotd f)holos 01 \IIOeOS, insert a M:cto-SO catel ; nto lhe Camet a's M.cm - 50 Card SlOI

• The Aigllt Mode SW!Ich is lodoed •n P Modco by delault Reier 10 lhe User Manual to team how to unlade lhe sw.ldl and change

10 Dlhe< rrodes.

• When not •n P moce. the Phantom 3 Aclvanced will ordy ma:nta:n a:z1tude. not QOS•t•on. anc:J wiH dntl woCh wind or user input Return

to Home is nolava.tabre in F mooe.

B. Flight Safe to Fly ( GPS) Bafon1 taking off, make sure the Aircraft Status Bar in the OJI GO app

indicates 'Safe to Fly (GPS)' or 'Safe to fly (non-GPS)' if flying indoors.

• Auto Takeoff and Landing:

Your Phantom 3 Advanced can automatically takeoff and land at the lap of a button in the Camera screen of the OJI

GOapp. e Tap and slide to confrnn automatic takeoff.

The alrcraM wilf automatically takeoff and

hover at 4 feet (1.2 meters). **~** Tap and slide to confirm automatic landing.

.., The alrt:ra" willuutomatically land.C/JI • Manual Takeoff
and Landing (Stick configurations

are for MODE

2): Start the motetS

by pulling both control sticks

to the bottom Inside

(or outside) corners

. Release

the sticks once the motors start. Slowly push the left stick (throtlle stick)

up to takeoff.
Start

I Stop the motors

left stock up (S

! OWiyl

To land

. gently
pull the lett stick (ttvonle stick) down

to lowilr
the aJrcralt until

it touches

the ground. Then pull both sticks

to the boll om Inside corners

to stop the motors. left stick down (Slowly) • Never Slop the motors

**md**

**ght ~** 

the ""raft
will crash Only stop the motors when
011 t>e grouoc:t

or as requ:tad

on !liT>efgeocy ,.;tuatocns

10 reduc:alh8

11sk ol csamage

or on jury

. • You cannot lakeoff

• the tntel

i gent Flight Banery

is not sufiK:ientty charged
ond the Cnticat Low Banery Warning

IS acl

• ve • The lntelliganc fl;ght Banery must warm
uo **~tile** oucs.ae tempeoatura

is ION

. Awarrmg

wo i!Ppe<ll

on the OJt GO app

in this **SC<~Ra~O** • Onc:e spinning.

the rotat<ng prooer.ers

can De dangerous.

Do not &tart the rrotots when there nre PI!ODI& **nea<~y**
and always

tty in o wide·open
area. • Power

off your Phaniorn

3 Advanced belorn SW1tehing

off lhe R""'oce Con/roller
aller illnd<ng • Return

to Home: 1. Press and hold the Return

to Home Button

on your Remote Controller
unti the LED surounding

the button starts blinking white and starts beeping. Your Phantom 3 Advanced

wil rntum

to the set Home Poinl. Press the button once

to stop the procecltra.

2

. The OJI GO epp wUI warn you

if you Phantom

3 Advanced

" s batlery ievellafts under

a certain level

. This warning threshold

can be set

I n the app

. The aircraft will land immediately

If the battery power reaches

a critical level and the Critical Low Battery Level Warning appears

. •

3

. Feitsa!e

: The Phantom

3 .Advanced

wil enter Return

to Home **Mode~**

the signal

to the Remote Controller

Is losl. RTH But10n

The app

" s RTH Bunon

A

• While retutnong nome

. you e4n

st

• l conlrol your Phantom

3 &a AdVanced

· s **a~** tUde

to a..Od any obstacles

. Appendix Aircraft Status Indicators :o!o: Slowly: Sale

to fly, GPS working **:~:**
X2 Continuously

: V1sion Positioning system working

, no GP$ **~Slowly:** P-Ant

or Ant Mode : )# OUJ

c kly

: Not connected to the Remote Controller ;.+( Slowly

: Low Battery Level Warning Remote Controller Status LED **·~** Remote Controller

i s functioning normally, but

is not connected

to the aircraft

. @

R e mote Controller

is functiOning normally aod

Is comected

to the

a ir craft

. **~** B·B

· B AirC181t Low Ba

n ery Level **WarM{~** or Remote Controller
enor **~** B-B-

••. Remote Controller

has been idle for
5 minutes

. **:** Ourckly

: **C11~cal** Low Banery Level Warn

i ng e Solid

· **C~tt!Cai** error : :o!o:

: f

: )# **B~nking**

Alt
e rnately

: Compass cahbrat10n required For mor

a .ni Of' mahon: http

:/ /www

. djl

. com/pllantom3

Camera Controls • AdjUSIIhe C<Ynera parameters
USing the Camera Settmgs

Drat on the Remote Controi!ef OIIIVOu\tl

h OJI GO opp

. Press t>e Shutter 8\AXln

a Video Aecodng &.clln

., capll.te **~or record~**  • Adjust
the gimbal

· s tilt using the Gimbal Dial. • **~** piWX>S and llideos iro'n the MICro-SO
card

to 'fO.Jf mobile deVICe thrOU\11

the OJt GO opp

. You can also use

a SO<ard reader to
e • POIII<ies

to your compuler

. 0 20150Jl AIRq.oR.-.d **,c,.**

**_,** ...

, .....,.PHANTOM 3 (ADVANCED) www.dji.comPHANTOM3 ( PRO FESSION

A L)

( A DV A NCED) INTELLIGENT FLIGHT BATTERY Safety Guidelines ( V1

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] 2015

. 4NOTICE

A t mstructions and other co ' atera l documents are subject to c hange at the so l e disc retion or SZ DJI

TECHNOLOGY CO , LTD For up-to-date product nfor matio n , V IS it http ://www.d j i co m and click on th e

product page for th1s product Glossary

The foll OWing terms are used throughout the product **~era** to t ndicate va riO'.tS level s of potent i al harm

when o perating thls product **~NOTICE** Procedures , whtch I not properly follo we d , c reate a pos sibi li ty o f phys ic a l property

damage AND a ' n le or no pos siblti ly of onJury.

**~** CAUT I ON - Procedures . which I not properly folowed , cre ate the probabt li ly of physiCal property

damage AND a possi bl: 1y of serious o n jury

11!1,..•-IWARNING Procedures wtu c h tf not properly f ollowed . c r e a te the pro bab ili ty of p r operty damage.

cola t eral damage and seriOUS Injury OR c reate a high probabi ti ty of superfiCial i nJUfY .

Ll}. WARNING J Read the ENTIRE Phantom 3 user manual to become familiar with

the features of this product before operating. Failure to operate the

product coiTIICtly can raault In damage to the product or personal property and causel«ioua

Injury.

Thla Ia a sophisticated product. It must be operated with caution and common aenae

and requires some baalc mechanical ability. Failure to operate thla product In a aafe and

reaponslble manner could result In Injury or damage to lhe product or other property. This

product Ia not Intended for use by children without direct adult aupervlalon. Do not use with

Incompatible components or alter this product In any way outside of the documents provided

by sz DJI TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. These Safety Guidelines contain Instructions for safety,

operation and maintenance. It Ia eaaentlal to read and follow all of the Instructions and

warnings In the Phantom 3 user m.,.ual, prtor to assembly, setup or use , In order to operate the

product corractty and avoid damage or ..toualnjury .

Intelligent Flight Battery Safety Guidelines

1.& WARNING I

To avoid fire, serious Injury. and property damage, observe the foUowing safety guidelines

when using. charging. or storing your batteries.

Battery Use

n Do NOT allow the batterlea to come Into contact with any kind ol liquid. Do NOT leave banaria

out In the rain or neer a source ol moisture. Do NOT drop the battery Into water. If the Inside of the

battery comes Into contact wllh water, chemical decomposition may occur, potentially resulting In

the battary catching on fire, and may even lead to an explosion,

21 Never uae non·DJI batteries. Go to w-.dji.com to purchase n- batteries . DJI takes no

responsibility for any damage caused by non-DJI battarles.

3) Never uae or charge swollen, leaky, or damaged batteries. If your batteries are abnormal, contact

DJI or a DJI authorized d8111er for further assistance.

4) Never Instal or remove the battery from the aircraft when It Is turned on . Do NOT Insert or remove

batteries If the plastic cover has been tom or compromlaed In any way.

5) The battery should be used In tamparaturM from ·10"C to 40"C. Use of the battery In environments

a!Jove sere can lead to a fn or exp1oa1on. uaa of battery below ·1 ooc can lead to parmanent damage.6) Do NOT use the battery

In atrong electroatatlc

or electromagnetic environments. Otherwise,

the battery control board may malfunction

and cause

a serious accident during fllghL 7) Never dlasaemble

or pleiU the baltefy

In any way
or the battafy may leak, caleh fire, or explode. 8 ) Electrolytes

In the battery
are highly corrollve

. If any electrolytea
make contact with your akin or ey ..

, Immediately
wash the affected aree with fresh running water for at !Hat

15 minutes,
and then

-

a doctor Immediately

. 9) Check the condition

of the battery

If It lalla out of the aircraft. Make aura the battery

Ia NOT damaged

or leaking before putting

It back Into thealrcnlfL 1 0)
If the battery fala Into_,.,
with the aircraft during flight, taka

It out Immediately

and put

It In a aafe and open a!'M. Maintain

a aafe distance from the battery until lila completely

dry

. Never uaa the battery again, and dlapose

of the battery properly

aa described

In the Battery Dlapoaal section below.

Do NOT heat batterlea.

Put out any battery
fire using aand

or
a dry powder
fins extlngulaher.
Never uaa water

to put out

a battery fire. 11) Do NOT put batteries

In
a microWave
oven
or In
a pnsaaurtzed container

. 12) Do NOT place looae battery cella on any conductive surface, such
aa

a metal table. 13) Do NOT put the loose cella

In a pocket,
bag or drawer where they may ahort·clrcult against other Items

or where the battery terminals could
be pressed against each other. 14) Do NOT drop
or strike battertes

. Do NOT place heavy objec:ll

on the baltarln

or ch8rger. Avoid dropping balterlel. 15) Clean battery terminals
with

a ciNn, dry cloth. Battery Charging 1) Do NOT attach the batteriea

to wall outlell

or c. charger sockets directly,
and alwBya uae

a DJI approved adapter.

DJI takea
no rnponalblllty

If the battery

Ia charged ullng

a non-OJI charger. Never leave the ballefy unattended during charging.

Do NOT charge
the battery near flammable materials

or on flammable surfaces such
aa carpet

or wood.

Do NOT charge battery Immediately alter fllghl, becau11

the battery temperature

mey be too high

. Do NOT charge
the banery untl

It cools down

to near room ternpenllure. Charging

the bat1ery outalde

oC the lllmperature
111nge

o1 o•c-40"c
may lead to leakage, overheating,

or ba11ary damage

. 2) Disconnect

the charger when not
In uaa. Examine

the charger regularly

lor damage

to the cord, plug, enclosure,

or other pa111.
Do NOT clean tha charger with denatured alcohol

or other llammablesolvanta.

Never uae

a damaged charger

. Battery Storage 1) Keep batteries

out of the reach

of children
and pats. 2) Do NOT leave the battery near heal sources such
88

8 furnace

or heater.

Do NOT leave the bat1erles lnalde

of
a vehicle

on hot dayL The Ideal storage temperatura

Ia 2rC.28•c. 3) Keep the battery dlty. Never drop the ba11ary Into -tar. 4) Do NOT drop. atr1ka, Impale,

or manually ahort

· clrcult the battery. 5) Kaep the battery away from metal obJecta auch
as glaaaea, watches, jewelry,
and hairpins. Battery Disposal 1 ) Dlapoaa

of the battery

In specific recycling boliH only after

a complete dlacharge.

Do NOT place the ballery

In regular traah contalnera. Strictly follow your local regulations regarding

lhe

d

l apoaal and recycling

of batlerfes. Battery Maintenance 1) Never use the ballery when the ternparatur.

Ia too high or too low. 2) Navar store the battery

In environments

with

a temperature higher than 110•c. Travel Notice 1 ) Before carrying

the lntellgent Flight Battery

on an all'tlne flight,

It must first be fully dlacharged. Thla can ba dona
by ualng your aln:raft until the battery

Ia depleted. Only discharge

the battery

In a fireproof location.NOTICE Battery Use

1) Make sure the baner i es are I!Jiy charged before each f i gh t.

2) It 1s recorrmended that you oo NOT charge the lntenigent Aight Banery and remote controller at the same time.

3) land the a1rcratt ll!lmediately when the tow battery l evel warning activates in the OJI Pilot app .

Battery Charging

1) Charge and d 1 scharge the battery completely once every 20 charge/d i scharge cycles. D i scha r ge the

banery un tl there 1s 8% rema1n1ng power or until it can no longer be turned on. then recharge 1 1 to the

max11oom capac1ty Th1s power cycling procedure wd optimize battery life

2) The Intel **~gent** A 1 ght Banery 1 S deSigned to s t op charging when it is ful t. However **~** is a good practiCe to

moo tor the charglf19 prCIQress and disconnect the baneries when lu'ly charged .

Battery Storage

1) 01scharge the battery to 30%·50% if it wi . NOT be used for 7 days or more . This can greatly extend the

batleryhle

2) The battery automabcally discharges to below 65% when it is idle foc moce than 10 da ys to prevent **~** from

swe 1ng. t takes approx1mately 2 days to d1scharge the batlery to 65%, It is normal that you may feel

moderate heat em1tt1ng from the battery dunng the d1scharge process . Set the discharging thresholds 10

the DJI P d ot app

3) The batt e ry Wi ll enter h bernatiOr'l mode 1 f depteled and stored for a l ong periOd . When in h : bernalion

mode if you try lo power on the banery , the banery power LED will show a so l d red light and the banery

leve l LEOs w 1• a ll be off You cannot manua ll y turn off the banery power LED in th i s state . Leave the

battery unattended lor 5 minutes, and then the light will turn off. Recharge the banery to bring 1 t out of

h1bernation .

4) Remove batler19s lrocn the aircraft when stored lor an extended period .

Battery Disposal

1) If the power on/off button on the Intelligent Flight Battery is disabled and the battery cannot be fully

d i scharged , please contact a professional battery disposal/recycling agent for further assistance .

Battery Maintenance

1) Never over-discharge, as this may lead to banery cell damage.

2) Banery life may be reduced if not used for a long time.

Travel Notice

1) Store lntetligent Flight Batteries in a **vent ated**  location.

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# PHANTOM3 ( PROFESSIONAL

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# SAFETY GUIDELINES AND DISCLAIMER **~**

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1 5 4NOTICEAllinstructionsandothercollateraldocumentsaresubjecttochangeatthesoledtscretionofSZDJITECHNOLOGYCO.LTD.Forup-Io-dateproducttnformattonvisithllp"//Www.djcomandclickonthePhantom3productpage.GlossaryThefollowtngtermsareusedthrougrtouttheproductileraturetoindicatevariouslevelsofpotenltalharmwhenoperatingthtsproductProcedureswhichifnotproperlyfollowed,createapassb:ityofphystcapropertydamageANDatinleOfnopossibilityofinjuryCAUTIONProcedures,whichifnotproperlyfolowedcreatetheprobabilityofphysicalpropertydamageANDapassbilityofseriousinjury!1!1....,,_1WARNING:Procedures,whichifnotproperlyfollowed,createtheprobablityofpropertydamage,collateraldamage,andseriousinjuryORcreateahighprobabilityofsuperficialinjury.&WARNINGIReadtheENT1REusermanualtobecomefamiliarwiththefeaturesofthisproductbeforeoperating.FailuretooperatetheproductcorrectlycanresultIndamagetotheproductorpersonalpropertyandcauaeaerlouaInjury.ThlaIaasophisticatedproduct.Itmustbeoperatedwithcautionandcommonsensaandrequiresaomebasicmechanicalability.FailuretooperatethisproductInasafeandresponsiblemannercouldresultInInjuryordamagetotheproductorotherproperty,ThisproductIsnotIntendedforusebychildrenwithoutdirectadultsupervision.DonotusawithlncompaUblecomponentsoralterthisproductInanywayoutsideofthedocumentsprovidedbyszDJITECHNOLOGYCO.,LTD.TheseSafetyGuidelinescontainlnatrucUonslorAlety,operationandmaintenance.ItIs111111enllaltoreadandfollowalloftheInstructionsandwarningsIntheusermanual,priortoassembly,setuporusa,InordertooperatetheproductcorrectlyandavoiddamageoraerlousInjury.AgeRecommendation:Notlorchildrenundertheageof18.Thlalsnotatoy.Pre-flightChecklist1)Ensurethatyouareusingonlygenutnepansandthatallpartsaretnmintconditton2)Ensuretheremotecontroller,IntelligentnghtBanery.andmobtledevicearefullycharged3)Ensurethatthere·snoforeignobjectstucktothecameralens,themicro-SOcardhasbeen1nsened1ntothecamera,andthegimbalcanrotatefreelybeforepoweringiton4)Ensurethepropellersaresecurelymountedontothemotorsandthemotorscanstartandfunctionnormally5)Followtheon·screeninstructionstoca!bratsthecompass.6)EnsuretheOJIPilotappandaircraft'sfirmwarehavebeenupgradedtothelatestverston.7)EnsurethatyourflightareaisoutsidetheNo-AyZonesandfltghti;Ondt10nsaresuitableforflyingtheaircraft.8)BesurethatyouareNOTflyingunderthetnfluenceofalcohol,drugsoranysubstancethatmayimpairyourcognitiveabilifes.9)Befamiliarw1ththeselectedftightmodeandunderstandallsafetyfunctionsandwarntngs.10)Besuretoobservealllocalregulationsobtainappropriateauthortzations,andunderstandtherisksREMEMBER:Itissolelyyourresponstbilitytocomplywithallflightregulations.ContentsNOTICEGlossaryPre-flightChecklistDisclaimerandWarningFCCComplianceandAdvisoryIMPORTANTNOTE:FCCRadiationExposureStatementFCCClass8lnformat1onBeforeYouBeginIndividualPartsRegardingGenu1neandFunctionalPansRemoteControllerCameraGmbalCompassPropulsionSystemsDJIPilotAppFrrnwareProductCareStorageandTransportationMaintenanceandUpkeepFlightConditionRequlrementaWeatherConditionsandSurroundingEnvironment344455556667881010101111Interferencew1thFlightController,Communications,andPositioningSystems11Operat1ngtheAircraftResponsibly11FlightModes,FunctionsandWarnings13AghtModes13FailsafeandReturntoHome13LowBattery14V1sionPoS11ion1ngSyslem14CompliancewithRegulations&No-FlyZones15Regulations15No-FlyZones162:<02015()..IDisclaimerandWarningThisproductISNOTatoyand·snotsuitableforchildrenundertheageof1BAdultsshouldkeepthePhantom3outofthereachofchildrenandexercisecautionwhenoperatingthisa1rcraflinthepresenceofch;ldren.ThisproductISaflyingcamerathatofferseasyflightwheningoodworkingorderassetforthbelow.Visithllp.//www.dFcomforthemostcurrentinstructionsandwarningsandhl1p./Jknowbeforeyoufly.orglformoreinformationaboutflightsafetyandcompliance.TheinformationrnthisdocumentaffectsyoursafetyandyourlegalrightsandresponsibilitiesReadthisentiredocumenttoensureproperconfigurationbeforeuseFailuretoreadandfollowtheInstructionsandwam1ngs1nth1sdocumentmayresultinproductloss,serious1n1urytoyou,ordamagetoyoura1rcraftByus1ngthsproductyouherebysignifythatyouhavereadthisd1scla1mercarefullyand!hatyouunderstandandagreetoabdebythetermsandcond1onshereinYouagreethatyouaresolelyresponsibleforyourownconductwh:leusingthisproductandforanyconsequencesthereofYouagreetouseth1sproductonlyforpurposesthatareproperand1naccordancew1thanapplicablelaws,rules,andregulat1ons.1nclud1ng1ntemationaanddomesticairspaceregulations,andallterms,precautions,practices,policiesandgu1delinesDJIhasmadeandmaymakeavalabia.DJIacceptsnoabityfordamage.;njuryoranylegalresponsibilityincurredd1rect1yorindirectlyfromtheuseofth1sproductTheusershallobservesafeandlawfulpracticesincluding,butnotlimitedto,thosesetforthintheseSafetyGUide1nesOataStorageandUsageWhenyouuseourmobileapporourproductsorothersoftware,dataregardingtheuseandoperat1onoftheproduct,suchas!tighttelemetrydata(e.g.,speed,attitude,batterylifeandinformationaboutthegimbalandcamera)andoperationsrecords,maybeautomatica.lyormanuallyuploadedtoandma1ntainedonaDJI-designatedserver.Theintema.storagedeviceincorporatedintotheproductstoresvarioustypesofdata,includingflighttelemetrydata.Youmayalsoprovideflighttelemetrydataandotherdatatouswhenyoumanuallytransm1tthat·rntormationfromtheinternalstoragedev1cetous.Theinformationthatisautomaticallyuploadedormanuallyuploadedtousdoesnotincludepersonaldata(i.e..yourname,address.email,orotherinformationthatspecificallyidentifiesyou)butpersonaldata.suchasyourusername,maybecomeassociatedwith,usedtoidentify,ortaggedtosuchuploaded1nforrnat1onwhenwestoreit.Weseparatelydescribehowweuseyourusernameandotherpersonaldataonourprivacypolicyathllp://www.dji.com/policy.Byusingtheproduct,themob1leapporothersoftwarewedistnbute,orbymanuallyprovidingdatatous,youconsenttothefo!low1ng:•Ourstorageofanyflighttelemetrydataandotherdatauploadedorprovidedtous1ncud1ngncombinationwithyourusername;•Ouruseofanysuchdatauploadedorprovided(includingyourusername)inconnectionprov1dngsupporiandservicestoyouandtoimproveourproducts:•Ourd'sclosureofsuchdatauploadedorprovided(includingyourusername)toouragentsand/orcontractorswhomayuseitonourbehalforinconnectionw1ththeirrelationshipw1thus:arnd•Ourdisclosureofsuchuploadedorprovideddata(includingyourusername)asrequiredbylaw,inamatterofpublicsafetyorpolicy,asneededinconnectionwiththetransferofourbusinessassets,orifwebe'ieveingoodfaiththatsharingthedataisnecessarytoprotectournghtsorproperty.FCCComplianceandAdvisoryThisdevicecomplieswilhpart15ofFCCRules.Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:(1)thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference.and(2)thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceived.includinginterferencethatmaycauseundes1redoperation.Anychangesormodificationsnotexpresslyapprovedbythepartyresponsibleforcompliancecouldvoidtheuser'sauthoritytooperatetheequipment.IMPORTANTNOTE:FCCRadiationExposureStatementThisequipmentcomplieswtthFCCradiationexposurelimitssetforthforanuncontrolledenvironment.Thisequipmentshouldbeandoperatedwithaminimumdistanceof20embetweentheradiatorandyourbody.Thistransmittermustnotbeco-locatedoroperateinconjunctionwithanyotherantennaortransmitter.FCCClassBInformationThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigitaldevice.pursuanttopart15oftheFCCRuesTheselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferenceinaresidentta:nstallationThtseqwpmentgenerates,uses,andcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalledandusedinaccordancewiththeinstructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunicationsHowever,thereisnoguaranteethat interferencewillnotoccurinaparticularlocation.Ifthisequipmentdoescauseharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevisionreceptionwhichcanbedetermtnedbyturningtheequipmentoffandon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrectthenterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowtngmeasures:•orrelocatethereceivingantenna;•Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentandreceiver:•Connecttheequipmentontoanoutletonacircwtdtfterentfromthattowhichthereceiverisconnected;•Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TVtechnictanforhelp;DJIherebydeclaresthatthisproductisincampancewiththeessentialrequirementsandotherrelevantprov1s•onsofDirective1995/5/EC.OJtreservestherrghttoupdatethrsd'sctarmerandtheSafetyGurdetinesPleasev1srtwwwdji.comandcneckYoUremailpenod•callytorthelatestversron.Thrsdtsclaomerrsmadeonvarrouslanguagevers10ns;ontheeventoldrvergenceamoogdrlferentversroos.theEnglishversionshallprevailBefore You Beg

i n The following documents
have been produced

to help you safety operate
and make
full use
of your Phantom3: In the Box Phantom

3 Professional/ Advanced Safety Guidelines

and Disclaimer Phantom

3 Professional/ Advanced Intelligent Aighl Battery Safety Guidelines Phantom

3 Professional/ Advanced Quick Start Guide Phantom

3 Professional/ Advanced
User Manual Check

all of the included parts listed

in the Phantom
31n /he Box document

and read the Ph:Jrltom

3 Safety Guidelines before fight

. Then prepare

for your

f

i rst fight
by using the Phantom

3 Quick Start Guide and watching

all of the tutorial videos

on DJrs official website
**(http /twww.d~** 
**com)**

If you have questions,
refer to the Phantom

3 User Manual

in the DJt Pilot app
or on DJI's official website

for more comprehensive information

. Make sure you fully understand

the functionality

of each individual

part

. the flighl Condition requirements,

the key contingency waming functions/systems

. and
an government regulations before each flight.

If you have any questions

or problems during
the assembly

, maintenance

or use
of this product

, please contact

DJI or a DJI authorized dealer

. Individual Parts Regarding Genuine
and Functional
Parts !&WARNING) To avoid component melfuncUon, ..touslnjury,

end property damage, oblllrVtl
the following Nlel

: l) Use only genuine

DJI parts

or parta certified

by DJI. Unauthorized

pariS

or parts from non-DJI cerUfled rnenufec:turers

mey cause systam rnelfuncllons

and compromise sefety. 2) Ensure there are no foreign objec:ta (such

u water,
all, son

, sand, etc.) Inside

of the aircraft

or Ita components. 3) Ensure
the aircraft and Ita components -Including

buf not llmHed

to the remote controller, camera. gimbal, compaas, propulalon ayatem,
end battery

- are ell In good wortclng order, damage-"-, and functioning

well

. Refer

to the remaining aecuons

In thll document

for more decalls

on how
to enaura
the funcuonallty

of these components. Remote Controller I NOTICE

I 1) Ens ure the remote controller

is fully cha rged

b efo

r e each

fli ght. 2)

If th e remote controller

i s powered

on

a nd has NOT been

u sed for
5 m1nutes,

it will sound

an alert After

10 min
ut es

it will automat1caUy

pow

e r orr. Mov

e th e st

i cks or pe rform some other action

to cancel
the alert 3) Adjus

t the damp ollhe mob1le

de vice hol der to a ll ow

a firm
gr

i p on your mobile dev1ce 4) Ens ure the mobile deVIce holder

is firml

y in
p

l a ce and does not slip

. 5) Ensu

r e the anlennas

o f the rem

o t e con trol le

r are unfolded
and adjusted

to the proper pos1tion

to **ach~&ve** opti mal

t ransmss1011

qu a! ity 6) Rep

a ir or replace

t he remote cont

r ol ler

1 f damaged

A damaged remole controller antenna

w greatlydecreaseperformance.7)isrequiredifyouWIShtoreplaceyourremotecontrollerorreceiveroraddanewremotecontroller.RefertotheUserManuaJfordetails.Camera[CAUTIONIToavoidpossibleserious1n1uryandpropertydamage.observethefollow1ngrule·1)DoNOTblockanyholesonthecameraaslheheatgeneratedmayhurtyouanddamagethedev•ceNOTICE1)Checkcameraseningsbeforeusetomakesureyoucanadjustthemtofityourneeds.2)Testthecamerabyshoot1ngafewtest1magesandcheckthatitisoperat1ngcorrectlybeforeshooting1mpo1tantp1cturesorv1deos3)DoNOTremovethemicro-SOcardfromthecamerawhen1tispoweredon4)PhotosorVIdeoscannotbetransmittedorcop•edfromthecamerafthelntegentRightBatteryIspoweredoff5)BesuretopoweroHthelnten•gentRightBatterycorrectlyotherwiseyourcameraparameterswillNOTbesavedandanyrecordedv1deosmaybedamaged.NOTERegardlessofthereason,OJIwillnotberesponsibleforanyfa1ureofan•mageorv1deotoberecordedorhav1ngbeenrecorded1nawaythat•snotmach1nereadable.Gimbal[NOTICEl1)Precisionelementsintheg1mbalmaybedamagedinacollisionorimpact.wh1chmaycausetheg•mbaltofunctionabnormally.2)DoNOTapplyextema!forcetotheg•mbataherthegimbalIspoweredon3)DoNOTaddanypayloadstotheg1mbal.asthismaycausetheg1mbaltofunct1onabnormallyorevenleadtomolordamage4)RemovethegimbalclampbeforepoweringonthegimbaRe-installtheg•mbatclamptosecurethegimbal'spositionifyouaregoingtostoretheaircrahforanextendedperiOdCompass[CAUTIONIToavoidpossibleseriousinjuryandpropertydamage.observethefollow1ngrule:1)LandirTmediatelywhenseveredrihingoccursinfight,i.e.theaircraftdoesNOTflyin[NOTICEl1)Ensurethecompass1Scalrbratedbeforeeveryflight.Fa:uretocal,bratemayeadtopoorfhghtperformanceoracrash.2)DoNOTanempttocalbrateyourcompasswherethereis achanceofstrongmagneticinterference6{)?O150..:1AllThis includes areas where there are massive melal objects, parking structures

. steel re1nforcements underground

, or under bridges

. 3) Do NOT cany ferromagnetic materials
with you durllg **ca~bration**
such
as keys
or mob

i le phones

. 4) The compass should always

be calibrated when moving from indoor spaces

to outdoor spaces. 5)

If the rear LEOs show

a solid red light, compass calibration

has failed. Please recalibrale

. 6) After successful calibration,

the compass

may become abnormal when you place lhe a1rcraft

on lhe ground. This may be because

of underground magnetic interference

. Move the

a

i rcraft
to another locat1on and lry again

. 7) When

to recalibrate a) When compass
data

is abrormal

. and the Aircraft Status
Ind

i cator

is blink1119

red and yellow b) When flying

in a new location.

or a location
that

is dilferent from your last fight. c) When
the mechanical structure

of the aircraft
has changed.

i . e. new mounting position

of the compass d) When severe drifting occurs

in flight.
i.e. the aircraft does NOT
fly in straight lines

. Propulsion Systems [&WARNINGj To avoid aerioua Injury

to yourself

or others, whlc:h may be cauaed

by the rotating propellerl

and motorl, oba.ve

the following rules

: Propellenl 1) Do NOT use aged, chipped,

or broken propellera. 2) Always power
off the aircraft before touching

the propellara. 3) Be 8WIIIra

of the ah8rp edges

of the propellera when mounUng

or removing

the propel ..... Wear gloves

or take othef pt'Oteetlve meauraa when touching

the propelara. 4) Whenever nec..a.ry,

uae tools (e.g., wrench, acrewdrtvw, pliers, etc.)
to remove

or lnalllll the propellera. 5) Ensure
the propel len! are securely mounted

to prevent them from falling

off the motora. 6) Do NOT tum on the motors when propellers

are mounted

and there are other people

or animals

In the Immediate vicinity. Motors 1) Ensure
the motora
are securely mounted

and rotaUng smoolhly. 2) Do NOT attempt

to modify
the structure

of the motora. 3) Do NOT touch

or let your handa

or body come

In contact with the motora altar flight

aa they may behol [CAUTION

I To aVOtd possible senous 1njury and property damage observe

the fo

ll ow

1 ng rula

: 1) Do NOT block any
of the ventilation holes
on the motors 2) Do NOT block any
of the ventilat1on holes
on the frame arm
of the 81r
c raft

. I Nonce

I Motors 1) Keep the motors free
of dust

. 2)

If a motor

is stuck and unable

to rotate freely

. execute

the esc (Combination

Stick Command)

to stop the motors immediatelyEledronic Speed Controllers

1) Ensure lhe ESCs sound a normal tune when powered on .

DJI PllotApp

[ NOTICE I

1) Be sure to fully charge your tablet or mobile device before t aunch1ng the OJI Pilot app . A tablet IS

recommended for a better user expenence

2) If you are using a phone as your mobile display device, be sure to cont10ue fly1ng safely when th e phone

receives an incoming call. Do NOT accept phone cals during flcght.

3) Read aJ prompted safety t i pS , warn>ng messages . and diSclaimers caref ully Be fami l iar with the related

reg\Aations in your area . You are solely responsible for being aware of aD relevant regtAations and flylllg 1 n

a way that is complian t

a ) Read and understand the wamng me s sages before using the Auto-take ott and Auto-land1ng fea t ures .

b) Read and understand the wa r n1ng message and d i sc aimer before set t ing t he altitude be y ond the

default limit.

c) Read and understand the wamong messages and disdaimer before SWitching between fl i ght modes.

4) Land your aircraft i mmed1ately if there es an alert shown on the app.

5) Examine and check all warning messages on the checklist displayed in the app pnor to each fight

6) Use the irrapp simulator to practice your ll1ght skills if you have never op er ated the aircraft or if you do not

have sufficient experience to be comfortable operating the aircraft.

7) Beginner Mode is enabled by defauh when you launch the DJI Pilot app for th e f11st time. The aircraft ' s

altitude and flight distance is restricted when fly : ng in Beg1nner Mode . We recommend you fly n Beg i n n er

Mode to perfect your flight skills . Operate the actual **a~tcraft** only after you are confident t h at you ha v e

mastered adequate fighl skills .

8) Cache the map data ol the area where you lfllend to fly the aircraft by connect.ng to the Internet before

each flight. Firmware (&WARNINGj

To avoid ..toua InJury to chlldr.n and animals, obHMt lhe following rule:

1) Keep chlldr8n and animals at a safe distance during IDlY flnnware upgrade, system calibration , and

parameter setting procedures.

[ NOTICE I

1) For safety, always update the firmware to the latest versiOn when an upg r ade notih c at1on is shown in the

DJI P1lot app .

2) Rrmware upgrade nollf'catlons wi ll prompt you to proceed w 1 th an update mmed i ate l y or to u p date

the firmware within three days . If you choose to ignore the c urrent f i rmwa r e update , you are r eq uir ed

to accept the p r ompted cllsctai 'l'le r You fun !'le r understand and agree that the data ; nctud 1 ng but not

limited to fighl telemetry data and user s elect100 records may be uploaded to and mainla m ed on a DJfdeStgllBted server

3) Be sure to download the firmware package f ile f rom the olhceal DJI website . V en ty the firmware package

f ile ' s integrity before upgrad m g .4) Be sure
to update
the remote controller's frmware

to the latest vers1on after you update

the a1rcraft's firmware. 5) The remote controller
may become unlinked
from the e1rcraft after updating.

Ra.l nk the remote controller and aircraft. 6) Be sure

to check

a ll connectiOns

and remove

the prope

ll ers from the motors before perform1ng

lhe firmware update. 7) Ensure there

is only one firmware package

file stored

on your SO card. 8) Only storage devices
that are formatted

for FAT32 and exFAT

file systems

are supported

for aircraft and remote controller firmware updates

. 9) Delete any automatica

l ly generated

. txt files on the SO card when updating rTIIA!Iple remote controllers

.Product Care Storage and Transportation !&WARNING!

To avoid aarloua Injury to children and animals, observe the following rule:

1) Small parts, such as cables and straps, ara dangerous If swallowed. Keep all parts out ol reach of

children and animals. NOTICE I

1) Store the lntell'gent Flight Battery and remote controller in a cool . dly **ace** away I rom direct sunlight

to ensure the built-in LiPo battery does NOT ovE!fheat. Recommended storage temperatu re: between

**~C** and me for storage periods ol more than three months. Never store n enwonments outside the

temperature range of · 20"C to 45 " C.

21 Do NOT allow the camera to come into cootact with. or become i mmersed n water or other li quids . II

gets wet. Wipe dl)' With a soft . absorbent cloth . Turning on an aircraft that has faren 1nto water may cause

permanent component damage Do NOT use subslances containong alcohol, benzene. th1nners or other

flammable substances to clean or maintain the camera. Do NOT **tore** the camera 1n humid or dusty

areas

3) Do NOT connect this product to any USB interface that is older than version 2 0 Do NOT connect this

product to any "power use· or similar devices. Maintenance and Upkeep

I NOTICE I

1) Check every part of the arcraft after any crash or viOlent impact. If you have any problems or questions,

pease contact a DJiaulhorized dealer .

2) Regularly check the Battery Level Indicators to see the ci.KTent battery level and overaa battel)' **~fe** 'Mlen

the battery h fe reaches 0% 11 can no longer be used .Flight Condition Requirements Weather Conditions

and Surrounding Environment (&_WARNINGl The aii'Cnlflla designed

to Operattt

In good

to moderllle w.thlr conctillonL

To avoid collision

, eerlous Injury and property damage, obarle

the following rules: 1) Do NOT use lhe aircraft

In IMMife -th• condltionL These Include wind apeeda exceeding

10 mls, 1now, rain, smog, heavy wind, hall, li9htning, tornadoes

or hurricanes. 2) Keep the aircraft atlelat

10 **rne~eq**

(30 feet) away from abstacl•, people, animals, buildings, public lnfraatructura

, tntes

, and bodies

ot water when

In flight. Stay evan furlher away from the above objecta

• your altttude lncnlesa

. 3) Be EXTRA cautious when operaUng

the aircraft fndoora. I NOTICE

I 1) Aircraft and ba Hery performa
nce

i s subject

to enwonme

ntal factors such
as alf density and temperature a) Be

v ery car efu when flying 20. 000 teet

(6

. 000 me

t er s) or more above sea leve

l as baHery and aircraft performance

ma
y be red uced. 2) Do NOT use the

a 1 rcratt near ace dents

. fire explos ions, floods. tsunam:s, avalanches, landshdes

. earthquake

s, d ust.
or sandst orms

. Interference

with Right Controller, CommunlcatJona,

and Positioning Systems I NOTICE

I 1) Fly

i n open

a r eas.

T a
ll buildings

or st ee

l structures

may affect the acc urac

y of the on

- board compass

and block the GPS sig

n al. 2) AvOid

inl erferenc

e between

the remote controller

and other wir eles

s equipment

. Make sure

to tum off the Wi-
Fi on ycu mobile devic

e

. 3) Do NOT
lty near

ar eas with magnet

c or radio

i nterference

. These
incl ud e but are NOT limited

!o

: high vo l!age lines,
lar ge scale power trans mis

s io n stations

or mob

1l e base sta tions and broadcasting
towers Fa1

li ng to do so may compromise

the transmiss1011 quality

of th

i s prod uc

t or cause remote controller

and v1deo

tra nsmiss

i on

e rrors which may affect !light orientatio

n a n d loca

t io n accuracy

The aircraft may beha

v e a bnormally

or
g o out ol conlro!

in areas With too rruch

int erfe

r ence. Operating

the Aircraft Responsibly !&WARNING) To avoid 1«toua Injury and property damage, obarle

the following
rules

: 1) Make aunt you are NOT drunk, taking druga, under the lnftuence

of anestheala,

or suffering from dlzzlneaa, fatigue, nausea

or any other condltlona, whether phyalcal

or mental, that could Impair your ability

to operate

the aircraft safely

. 2) Do NOT perform

the Combination

Stick Commands
when aircraft

Ia In midair, otherwise

the mota" wllstop.3) Upon landing, powe r off the aircraft flrat. then awllc:h off the remcM controller.

4) Do NOT drop, laun ch, fire or olheiWIM project any dangerous payloads on or at any buildings,

persons or anlmala, or which could cause personal injury or property damage.

[ NOTICE I

1) Make sure you have been sufficiently tramed and are fully aware of any contingency p l a n& before

accidents happen.

2) Make sure you have a flight plan and never fly the a i rcrah recklessly.

3) Respect the privacy of others when uSing the camera Make sure you comply w i th local p n va c y l aws

regulations. and mora l standards .

4) Do NOT use this product for any reason othe r than general personal use Do NOT use i t for any in ega l or

inappropriate **~pose** (such as s p y ing , mi U !ary operations or unauthor i zed i nvestigations) .

5) Do NOT use ttls product to defame . abuse. harass stak ttYeaten or Oll'lefwise viola t e the legal rights ( such

as the right ol privacy and publiC i ty) of othefs .

6) Do NOT trespass into prsvate property of Olhers .Flight Modes, Functions

and Warnings Flight Modes (&WARNING) To avoid serious Injury and property damage, observe

the following
rule: 1) Do NOT switch from

P mode

to either

A mode

or

F mode unlesa you are sufflclenUy familiar with the aircraft's behavior

for uch flight mode, alnce disabling
GPS may result

In being unable

to land the aircraft safely

. I NOTICE

I P mode

is preferred

fcx most flying scenarios

. Users can switch

to A mode where and when

P mode

IS unavaiable

. Be aware that some fea

t ures are NOT ava

i lable fcx A mode, and there

f cxe be EXTRA cautious wheo !tying

in A mode

. I)
P mode (Positioning)

: P mode works best when the GPS

s

i gnal

is strong. There are three different states ol P mode, which win be automatically selected

by the Phantom

3 depending

on GPS sJgnal strength
and Vision Positioning sensors

: a) P-GPS: GPS and Vision Positioning

are both available,

and the aircraft

is using GPS
for position

i ng

. b) P.QPTI:

If GPS

is NOT available,

the aircraft
will use the Vision Positioning System

to hover accurately Note that the Vision Positioning System may NOT wcxk properly when
the Phantom

3 is Uying over water, over surfaces without

a clear pattern.

cx in a low light environment. c) P-ATII: When neither GPS nor Vision Positioning

is available,

the aircraft

s us1ng only
1ts barometer

for positioning.

so only altitude

is contro

l led

. 2) A mode (Attitude)

The GPS and

V

i sion Positioning

S y stem are NOT used
lor positioning

. The aircraft **~** uses

4s barometer

to maintain

a

l t4ude

. If
is st i• receiving

a GPS signal,

t he aircraft can automat1caty return home

if the Remote Controller signa

l is lost and

1 the Home Point has been reccxded successfuJy 3)

F mode (function)

: **lntet~gent** Orienlatoo Control (IOC)

is activaled

in this mode

. Ensure
you are familiar w4h IOC furlc!lons belore use

. If you intend

to SWitch

to modes that disable GPS assistance

(e
g ., A mode), you are required

to accept
the prompted disclamer

to enable
this

f ur1ction

. If this fur1

c t

i on

i s enabled

. you further understand

and agree that data includ

i ng bul not limited

to light telemetry
data and function records could
be uploaded

to and ma

1 nta1ned

on
a DJt des

i gnated server

. Failsafe
and Return

to Home [NOTICE

I 1) The Return

to Home feature
will NOT wcxk

i f the GPS signal

is insufficient

or

11 GPS

1S not active. 2) Press

t he RTH (Return

t o Home) Button

on the remote controBer

to bring

t he aircraft bac

k to the Home Po

1 nt

i ns

t ead
of turmng

off the

r emote contro

l ler

. 3 ) Ta U bui dings may ad
v ersely affec

t the Fa

'
l sa

f e funct
on

. P

l ease adjust

t he **a~rcralt** locabon

a

l titude and speed
wt\ :e retumng home

to a voi
d obst

a c

l es 4 ) Ma

k e su re to always

fly the aircraft withi

n the transmis

sio
n range

ol the remote controlle

r. 5 ) Only use

t he Fail sa fe and

R e turn
to Home

f unc toos

· n case

of emergency.

as they may be

a ff ected

by

t he weat her, the environment

, cx any nearby magnet

ic

f ie lds

.6)Thea1rcraftcannotavo1dobstaclesdunngtheFailsafeRTH;thereforeitis1mportanttosetanappropnateFailsafealtitudebeforeeachIIght.7)Whenfly1ng1ndoorstheaircraftcannotperformprecisionhoveringwhenflyingabovethesurfacesthatdorothaveaclearpattern.RefertotheVsionPositioningSystem"sectionforcompleteindoorflyingcriteria.LowBatteryINOTICEI1)WhentheCriticalBatteryLevelWarningactivatesandtheaircraftisdescendingautomatcallyyoumaypushthethrottleuptoma1nta1ntheaircraft'saltitudeandnavigateittoamoreappropnate1ocat1onforlanding.2)WhenbatterywarningsaretriggeredpromptlybringtheaircraftbacktotheHornePointorlandtoavo1dlosingpowerduringflightandcaus1ngdamagetotheaircraft.property,an1mals,andpeople.VIsionPositioningSystemINOTICEI1)TheVisionPositioningSystemcannotworkproperlyoversurfacesthatdoNOThavepatternvariations.TheeHectivealt1tudefortheVis1onPositioningSystemtofunctioncorrectlyisHlSSthan2 5metersabovegroundlevel(AGL).2)TheVisionPositioningSystemmayNOTfunctionproperlywhenthea11crahisflyingoverwater.3)KeepyourpetsawayfromtheaircraftwhentheVisionPosition·ngSystemisactivated.asthesonarsensorsemitahighfrequencysoundthatisonlyaudibletosomepets.4)NotethattheVisionPositioningSystemmayNOTfunctionproperlywhentheaircraftisflyingtoofastortoolow.5)Operatetheaircraftcautiouslywheninanyofthefollowingsituations:a)Ayingovermonochromesurfaces(e.g.,pureblack.purewhite,pureredpuregreen).b)Ayingoverhighlyreflectivesurfaces:c)Ayingathighspeeds(overSm/sat2metersorover4m/sat1meter):d)Flyingoverwaterortransparentsurfaces;e)Flyingovermovingsurfacesorobjects:f)Flyinginanareawherethelightingchangesfrequentlyordrastically;g)Ayingoverextremelydark(lux<10)orbright(lux>10,000)surfaces;h)Ayingoversurfacesthatcanabsorbsoundwaves(e.g..thickcarpet).i )Ay1ngoversurfaceswithoutclearpatternsortexture;j)Ayingoversurfaceswithidenticalrepeatingpatternsortextures(e.g.tileswithsamedes1gn)k)Ayingoverinclinedsurfacesthatwilldeflectsoundwavesawayfromthea1rcraft6)Intheeventoflossoftheremotecontroller'ssignal,theaircraftwillhoverfor8secondsandthenauto-lilJ!difitIS1n•p•mode.Compliance

with Regulations

& No-Fly Zones Regulations ! & WARNING) To avoid non-compliant behavior, ..tout! Injury and propeny damage, obMMIIhe following rulee

: 1) Do NOT operate

In the vicinity

of manned aircraft, regardleea

of altitude

. (Land Immediately

H neceuary) 2) Do NOT fly the alrc111flln danaely populat.d areaa, Including cities, aportlng eventa, axhlbltlona, performances,

etc. **~** Do NOT fly the alrc111fl above the authorized altitude. Remain well clear

of and do NOT Interfere with manned alrc111ft operation•

. Ba aware

of and avoid othet alrc111fland obstaclee

aa all un-. !CAUTION) T o a void oon -compl iant beha voo

r . se
n ous inju ry and property damage

. observe

the **follow~ng** rules 1 ) Do NOT
fly the

a ircraft

n e ar or insode no-fly zones **spec~ied**

by local laws and regulalions.

The no-fly zone l i st inc

l udes

: airpo
r1s

. bord ers between

two soveregn countroes

or reg1ons maJOr

cot
e s/regiOnS

, etc

.• and is contin uously upda ted 2 ) Do NOT
fly the air craft abov

e the aut hor zed anitude 3) A LWAYS

k eep yo ur a ir craft within visual

l ine of sight (VLOS)

. and use an observe

r to assist

if needed. 4)
N EVER use the

a ircraft

to
c arry mega.

or dangerous

**good payloads**  ( NOTICE

I 1) Make sue you troderslancl

the nallleAype

ol you- flgtt operanoo (such

as for recream

. lor pt.tJic use

, or lor commercial

use) and have obtained conesponding approval

and clearance
from the related government agencies before flight. Consult
woth your

r ocal regu

l ators
for comprehensive definitions

and spec

i f ic requirements.

For users operating
thBir aorcraft

·n the United States. please forst vosol http

: //www knowbeforeyoufly

. org/ and take action appropriate

to your circumstances. 2) Please note that remote contro

l led aorcralt may be banned from conduct

o ng commerc

i al act w

t 1 es

o n c811ain COU1tries
and regions. Check and follow

all local laws and ordinances before flying

as those rues may diller from those stated here. 3) Do NOT
fly around sensitive infrastructure

or property such
as power stations, water treatment fac•lities

. correctional facilities.
hea

v ily traveled roadways

. government **facil~1es.** military zones

. etc 4) Respect

the priva

c y o

f others when us1ng
the

c amera

. Do NOT conduct surveillance operatoo

n s itY.:

h as

i mage capture

or video recording

on any

p e rson

, enl

o ty

, event

, performance.

e x h o bition and property without authorizat

o on or where there

os an

e x pectation

of pr

. vacy

, even

a the mage

or video

os captured

for personal

use

. 5) Please

be advised
thai

in CBI1ain areas

. the recordong

of

i mages and videos from events performances

, exhibitions.

or commercial propen

i es by means

of a c amera may contravene

co pyroght

or other

l egal rights

, even

i f the image

or VIdeo was shot lor persona

l use

.No- F l y Zones [NOTI CE I

DJI always stresses safety during fight, and has therefore developed various a i ds to help users comply w i th

local rules and regulations while flying . We strongly recommend that you update th e firmware t o t he l atest

versoo to ensure the fotiOWJng features are fully updated:

No-Fly Zones

1) No-Fly Zones i nclude but are not limited to major airports around world , borders between two sovere1gn

countries or regions, rna tor cities/regions, etc.

2) The complete list of No-Ay Zones is listed on the off c1aJ DJI website at ht1p J /IIysale.d,.comtno-f ly and is

subject to periodic updates in line With the latest regulatory requirements w i thou t pnor notice

3) Some No-Ay Zones Ell& compr i sed of severat zones . Each zone features c · r c les of vanous s i zes The

a 1 rcralt wil NOT be able to take off 10 the i nner most zone of the No-Ay Zone and w: ll descend to the

specilied altitude when it approaches the edge of the inner most zone Ground station functional i ty is

disabled when the aircraft is within a No-Fly Zone .

4) Users are NOT able to set up waypoints within No-Fly Zones .

Altitude Limit

1) Fly NO higher than 120 meters (400 feet) above ground level and stay awa y from any surround i ng

obstacles.

If you intend to fly above the default altitude limit. you are required to a c cept the prompted d1scla1me r to

enable the new alt 1 tude limit. If a new altitude limit i s set, you further understand and ag r ee t h at data in cl ud i ng

but not timited to flight telemetry data and altitude limit changes could be uploaded to and maintained on a

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