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## ~Rgad Bet~re~the First Might Read thefollowing documents before using the PhanNm 3 Professional. L !n the Box 2PPrantom 3P~otossro~al Uso~Manual 3. Phantom 3Professional QuickStart Guide Q. Phantom 3Professional/Advanced5aletyGulde/roes ar~d Dr'scfaimer 5. Phanh~m 3

P~oBssional/Advanced lnteDigeNF/ightF3atteiySafety Gull:/roes We recommend Ehat you watcn all tutorial videos on the otficia~ Ddl website and read Hie Dlsciaimor before you fly. Prepare for yourfirs[flight byreviewing thePY~antom 3 Processional Quick Start Guide and rear to the'Jser Manualfor more daPailod iaformahbn.

Please watch the Tutorial videos atthe Iink below,whdch demonstrates how to use Phantom 3 Pmfesslonal safely. 

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## D ~3Dwr~ioatlthe DJI GCIapp Down;oad and Install tl;e 0;!GO app before using the aircraft. Scae 1'he QR codetotl~e ngi~t to download the latestversion. theAncrdd version of the DJi GOapp Is compa9bie with And~oic14.1.?_ orlater. '0~-t the IGS version of the D„I GO alp iscompatible with sOS 8-0 or latee. ~

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# ContentsUsing this manual Legends 2 Read Beforo the First FIigM 2 Video Tutorials 2 Download the DJI GO app 2
Product Profile Introduction 6 Feature Highlights 6 Preparing the Aircraft 7 Aircraft Diagram 8 Remote Controller Diagram S Aircraft Flight Controller ?1 Flight Mode 11 Pllght Status Indicator 11 Retum-to-Home (RTH) 12 Smart RTh{ 12 Low Battory RTH 13 Failsafe RTH 1h Vision PoslNoning System 1A Flight Rocorder '16 Atteching and Detaching the Propellers 16 DJlintelligent Pllght Battery 17

Remote Conholler Remote Controller Profile 23 Using the Remote Controller 73 Remote Controller Status LED ~ 2'7 Linking tho Remote Controller 28 Remote Controller Compliance Verslo~ 29

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### Camera and Gimbal Camera Profile 31 Gimbal 3p

DJI GO app Gainers 3~ Director 38 Store 3g Discovery 3g Flight Flight Environment Requirements cQ Flight Limits antl No-Fly Zones 4U Preflight Checklist 44 Calibrating the Compass 4G Auto Takeolf and Auto Landing 45 FlightTest 46 Starting/Stopping the Motors 46 Troubleshooting (FAQ) Appendix Specifications 54 Intelligent Orientation Control (IOC) 56 FCC Compliance 57

# Product Profile Iritroductior fie Phantom 3Protesslonal represents the new generation of DJI quadcopters. It Is capableof capturing 4K video and transmitting an HD video signal outo(he box.7ho bul!Fln camera has an Irdegrated g;mbal to maximize slabllRy whilo minimizing bofl~ woight and size. Even when no GPS signal Is available, the Vision Positioning System allows the alrcratt to hover accur6tely In place. 

## Fe~etute,Hight'tghtS ": ,' ,' , :,e ~. ~_r . -_~.. a Camera and Gim6a1: Wdh the Phantom 3 ?rofessioeai, you're shooPing 41< video a± up N 3U frames p9r ~ socond and capturing ?2 megaplxel photos ;hat Iwk c;!soer and leaner than ever. An enhanced sensor ~ gives you gr~2ter clarlCy, lower noise, and befl'er pictures than any previous flying camera. c
~ HD Video Downlink: The ;ow -latency IonC~ range HD dowr'iCink Is powered 5y as enhanced vorsior of DJI i'rghtbridgeOJI Intelligent Flight Battery: The 0.n80 mAh DJI intelligent FlghY Battery fea.ures upgraded battery cells and an advanced powermanagementsystem. Flight Controller: The nexhgeneratior,fltghf coCt;oiter has been upd2teU to provide a safer, more.reliable fightexperience. A newly Irnpicmented tllght recorder stores cdticel datafrom each,flight and the Vision Posltionirg System enhances hovering C,~reclsion when flying Indoors or in environments where GPS Is unavailaole.

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Removing Gimbal Clamp Remove Nie gimbal damp by sliding itto~he;iaht(when facinr~ thenosy of the aircraft), as shown below

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~ 1 v ~ a Attaching the Propellers: ~. m Mount Lhe prope~lo,^,w1Cn black dots on to motors With blzck axes and spin counCer-clockwise to secure. Mount Che propellers wi,h sliver do3san to motors wstl~ sliver axes and spin clockwise `o soeure. Be sure all propellersare securely In place.

Q Place all prope~lers onko the correctmotors and tighter,by h2nd Yo lock them in posfion. Preparing tl~e Remote Controller. Tt'~e mobile devica ho'tleris designed'or seouring tabief or!riobiie device.Titthe mobfle device holtler?o the dosired position, then adjus~;he antennas so Yhey are facing outward. 1. Press the button on fie top rightside of the mobile device holder to release [he clamp,then adjustthe clamp to flt Phe size ofyourmobilo device. 2 Secure your mob;le device in Che clo-np F,y psessing dawn, and connecC your moblla device to the remote controllerusing a USB cable. 3. Plug one end of the cable into ih2 mobile device, and the other end ii~7o the USB port nn the back of the rer,~ote controller.

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Securely mounts your mobile novice to the remote controller_ ~'~ ~3] Canhol Stick ` ` Coatrois the orientation and ~•'I movementofthe aircraft.

[4] Relum Home (RTH)Button Press aid hold ';Fe button to inRi~te Return Po Home(RTFI).[5] Battery Levei lEOs Dlspiays ?he battery ~~v¢~ of the remote .xmtroi;or. (6] Status LO Cisolays the remote coritrolier's stem status. [7] Power Button Used to turn the remote controller on and oft. [8J RTH LED Circular LED around the RTH button dlspfays R7H siaNs.

(9j Camera Settings Uial Turn the dial to adjust camera setlings. (Oriy functions when the rempte coniro4fer is connected to a mobile device conning the DJI GO app. ) X10] Playback Button Playbzck (fie captured'rmages or viUeoS (Only h:nctluns wren fhe r2mo[e conirolior Is Bonn^c[ed to a mobile device runninc the DJ! GO app.) [11, Shutter Button Press m take a photo. If burst mode Is selected, tnrn set number of photos will be taken wi?h ore pwss. [':2] Fight Mode Switch Switch between P-mode, A-mode, and Fmode. [13] Video Recording Button Press to start recording videa. Press again to stop recordfig. (?7; Ct BN?on Cusionlizable through the DJl GO app. [78] C2 Button Customizable through Lie DJI GO apo- (19] Power Port ConneG to the DJI Phantom 3 Ch2rger to charge the battery of YfTe remote controller. Phantom 3 Professional User Manual

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[14'~ Gimbal Dial tJsc this dial fo wn7ol the tilt ofthe gimbal. [15j Mircro-USB Port RPS(;N(~C1 OOd. fib] USB Port Ca?neci to mobile device or tc a USB port for firmware upgrade.

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# /Aircraft F3ighTG~ntroaler the Phantom 3Pmfossicnafs flight conholler fieatures

- o¢v~ral Important cpgredes, inGuding a new ifigh[ mode. Satety modes Lncfude Falisafe a:d 9eCuro-to-Hoire. These ?ea[ures assure the safe return of you; aircraft if the control signal is lost The fllgFd cunl'rofler can also save crltical flight data from each Flight to Phe oo-board storage device, The new flight controller 21so providos increased stabillry and a new ai; bralvog teaiu;

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Tniee flight modes are available.The cletalfs of each Slight mode are found below. ~ n F'-mode (?ositloning) P-mode woks best when GPS signal is strong. There are `:hrP,o different steles w of P-mode, which will be autor;~aGoally selected by the °han±om 3 Protess;~nal depending en signal ,- strengih ofGPS and Vlston Position'mg sensors P-GK'S GPS and Vlslon ?osrtionlrg both are availabla. The aircraft is using GPSfor posifioning. P-OPTI; Visicn Positioning is available buY fife GPS signal strength is not sufficient, The aircraft is using only tha Vision Positioning System for positioning. RATiI: Neither GPS nor Vlslon Positioning is available. The almraR Is using only its baromefer for positioning, so onlyaltl':uda can be stabilized. A-mode (Attitude)- Gi'S and Vision Positioning System arE noE used fcrstabilization. Theaircra!tenly uses Its barometer_ The aircraft can still automatically return to the home point ii the control signal Is lost and tho ` lome Point was rmwrded sucoesslui(y. F -mode (,°uac+ion)'. Irte;ll~ent Or~ntat;on Con,ml (.00) Is aaivste:i in ti?is ir,ode. For inure InformaTon about IOC,refer io the IOC seotlon in the Appendix. .,~± Use [he Flight Controller mode switch Po change theflightmode ofthe aircraft,referto the "Right Mode Switch" on Page,26 formore informatior:. 

## ~1igh2~.S#atU$lr7d1C8iOr ~~ The Phantom 3Professional has Fr~ni LEDs 2nd AlrcraR Status h~dlraiors. ?he 7osillons of fiese LEJs tyre shown in the figure below,

The Front LEDs slow the onenta4'on of the aircraft. The Frorl' LEDs glow solid red when the aireraf, is turned on to indicate the front (or nose)of the aircraft- The Aircraft Status Indicators communlcal'e the system status ofthe flight controller, Refer to Lhe tebie below .or r7~re Infoiraaiion aboutthe Alrcratt Staters Indira±crs.n w Phantom 3Professional User Manual Aircraft S~atus.lnr7icatorOeser{piic~n 4Normai R e, y ~~~~~~ Red,Green and Yellow Flas!~ Turning On and Se;fDl~goostic'estinq Atteriatively ~"::Y ---Green and Yelf~w Flash A4tcrn~tively iGe...,..Grean FlashesSlow;y ~G:X2~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Green Flashes Twice Warming Up Safe to Fly(I'

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- Safe roPly(P-modew:th Vslon Positioning but without GPS) '~~ ,,,~ -"ellow Plashes Slowly Safe to Fly (A -mode but No GPSand Vision Positlonlrig) Warning :Y ~~~~-Fast Yellow flashing Remote Controller's Signal Lost ~'~~~~~~SIow R¢d Flashing L.ow Battery Warning H`<-~~~~FastRed R2shlo~g Critical BatteryWarning ~Fi ~-~~~REd Plashing Alternatively iMU Error ~,~?= Solid Rid Critl~;ei Er,~or R
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Thy Roturri-to-Horr~o (RThI) tui~o[lon brings t~ne ~I~ratt back to fhe las[ reoorded Home Point 'here ere [hrea types of RiH procedures. Smart RTH, Low Battery RTH,and Failsafe PTH. This secflon describes these GhrAe ecenanos In detail.
If a sarong GPS signal was acquired before takeoff, the Home Point Homc Point ~~i~~~ 'is the locai~on horn which the aircraft was launched. The GPS signal ', strengr}~ ndcated by [he GPS scor (`,~i;I ). The aircra!t status J Indlc2t~r will bin~~ rapidly when the homepoint Is recorded.
Srrt~rt;>R7`H U;e the RTH button on the remoto conholler (rofcr to RTH button" on page 2,6 ?onnore in`om~atlon) or tap the RTI-I button In tl~e DJI GU app and follow the on-screen Instructionswhen GPS Is available to initia±e Smart RTH.The aircr2?twill then automaPically return to the last recorded Home Point. You may :use the ra;note controller's ccn[rol s;lc4s io control the a;rcra!t's pesltlor to avoid a collision during fne Smart RTH process. Press and hold tho Smart RTii bu[roii once Yo start the pmceis,and press the Smat RTH button again to terminate the procedure and regain full ~ntrol of the aircratL

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## Low:Ba#tery RTH The low battery Iev=l failsafe'~,69c~gered whee the DJI Intelligent Flight Battery Is deleted to a point Iha[ may affect the safe return of the aimraf[. Users areadvised to return home or land the aircraftimmedla121y when prompted- The CJi GO app will display a notice wFea a low oattery warning ~s Mggered. The aircraft will automatically reNrn to the Home Porn[ If no action Is taken after aten-socond countdown,The user can cancel the r2Tl-f Grocedure bypressing the HTH button on [he remote oortroller.The hresholds for thesewamings are a~rtomaticallydetermined based on the aircraft's currentaltitude and distance from the HomePoint. The aircraft will land automa~ical!y it tho current ba7lery level can only support the aircraft long enough to dascenU frcr~ Its current aifitude. The user can sfi~I use ths remoie coairolier to alter [he aircraiPs onentalion during the landing process. The Battery Level fndloator Is displayed In the DJI GO app,and Is described below.

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~, Tap "Go-hoes" to have the I '.. aircraft return to the Homc ', Fly the aircraft ', '. point and land automatically, '.. backand land Low battery 'The battery I Aircraft staWs or "Cancel" ,n resume norrnal ~~. Ras soon as I2ve;warning powef i;low. indicator blinks fl;ght. IP no acilon is ;akin, I. possible,then

Ploase land the QED slowly. the aircraft will automatically '. stop the motors aircraft. '~. go home and land a;[er 10 and replace the ', seconds. Reriote controller ' battery. '. will sound a~i alarm. '. Crilical Low the aircraft Aircraft sta!us ?i~2 DJI GO app display will Allow the aircraft to battory level musE IenU lndlca?br oilnks }lash ie0 and the aircraft will descend and land warning immediately. RED quickly- start to descend.i he remote au[omatically. controlierwill sound an alarm. Estimated I Estimated romairing filghi rem~inS^g used on current '~, N/A N!A ~;/A flighttime battory IeveL ~.

13 D n yPhantom 3Professional User Manual ;~} •When Critical ballery levol waming Is triggered and the aircraft begins to land automatically, you may push the tflroCtle upward to make the aircrafthover et IYs current altlNdc,giving you en opportunity to navgate i'o a more appropriate'and;ng IocaPlor. •The colored zones and r;iarkers on tho battery level Lndicator bar reFleot the ostlmaTod remaining flighttime,They are automatically adjustod according to the aircraft's current location and status. 

## '~~1i~~fe.;RTH If the Home Port was s!~^,cessfully recorded and Che compass is fu~cf!oning normally, Ea Isafe Rh{wi11 be autoroatically acfivated If the remote contmllnr signal Is lost tonnore than three seconds.The Retumn to-Home process may be 'interrupted and the operator may regain control of the aircraft If the remote su controller signal connoctloeis re-estabrlshed. Failsafe Illustration '1 Record HO~~ae Ppini ~ 2Canflm~ing Houle Point 3RemoteCbnt~'oller Sgnal Lost

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__ __ FastJiruirgVeioN -- ~Fe [Blinking Yollov✓ •Alrcra$ cannot tehirn in the Home Point when GPS slynaf Is weak ([;+s,ull] (~'ispiays grey) or unavat1a61e. •Asrcra!t au[omaGcalry descends a;?tl lands It RTH Is triggered when [he aircraft Flies within a 2G meters (65 feet)radius ofthe Home Poin!. Aircraftwill stop ascending end Immediato;y velum to the Home Point 'rf you move the throMe stick it the a(rcraft reaches 20 meters (65 feet)altltudes or beyond durinG Failsafc. •The aircra;t cannot avoi~'obsWc±ion during the Gailsafe RTN,Cherefore, it.s i;np~rtantto set an suitable Faiisafe altitude before eaoh flight, Launch Che DJI GO aop and outer "Camera" and seiecP "NrODE > Advanced Sedings > Fallsafe mode'fo setthe Failsaie altiNde. • Us^er cannot convroi the alrerah while 1Y~c ai,crafl Is aacending to ~rts failsaie altitude. hiowever fhe:iser can raplclly toggleSi switch to regain oortml±o carcol the zscending. 

## Uision'Rositibning System; ,_ = Tho UJI Vision 4'ositioning System uses ultrasound and linage data to help the aircraft rc~ainfain its current pnsitlon_ Wlth the help of Visron PosiYioninq,your Phantom 3 Professional can hover in place more precisely and fly indoors or in other environments where a GPS signal is not available. The main components of the Vision Positioning System are loca[2d on the bottom o;your Phantom 3 Profeselonal; Chey Include [2] to uifrasonlc sensors 2nd [;]one monocular camera.

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Using Vision Positioning Vision Positioning Is activatecJ automatically when the Phantom 3 Professional Is turned on- No _.,_„ further acF(on ks rega!red. V.sion Posllloning is rypkca'~y used In indoor envl:onme;~ts. where Q'S '~ Is unava(lable. Osing the sensors that are bu;it into the Vision Positioning sysCem, the Phantom 3 ~ Professional can hover precisely even without UPS. w

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Pollow the steps below Po use Vtsion PoslCioning. ?. Toggle the fight mode switch to P-spode. ' P 2 Place Che aircraft on a f12Y surface. Note thatthe Vlslon Posifioning system cannotwork properly on surfaces witlioui clezr paCern uariatlons. 3. Turn on the airoraft. The aircraR stafus Indicator will flash green two limes, which lodicates the Vision Positioning system is ready. Gently push the t°,irottle up 1'0 lih off anti the aircraftwill hovPX ~n place. Oj Tce performance of your Vision Positioning System is affected py tfie surface over wYiich It Is flyng. ?he ultrasonic sensors may rot be able ~o accurately mease~e d;stanc~es Wnen opera(ing above sound-absorbing materials. In addil'ion, the camera may not f~cetion corrEctfy In subopfimal env~ronmenfs The airc;aiF will Swtch from P-mode to A-mode automatically hf neither GPS nor Vlslon PosiCioning Sysfem are available. Operate the arcraft wsth grew caution in the following situafions. • Rying over monochrome surfaces (e.g. pare black pure white, pu;e;ed,pure green). • Flying over a highly reffective surfaces. 

### • Rying athigh speads(over 8 m/s at2meters or over4m/s at1 meterj. • Flying overwater or!ransparen[surfaces. Flying over moving scr(acos or objects. • Flying in ar area whore Ghe lignting chenGes frequently or drasticaly. • Flying over eWremely dark (lux c '10)or bright(lux > 100,000)sudaCes. • P~yiag over sudarestha=,can absorb snurd waves (e.c~. thlrk carpet). • Flying oversurfaccswi±poutclear~attems ortexture. • (lying over surfaceswith identical repeating patternsorlexNres(e.g.files wRh the samedesign). • Flyng everinollned surtacesthat will de;lestsound waves awayfrom theaircraft. ?5D n w Phantom 3Protessionai Uszr Manual

;~t •Keep the sensors clean at ail times. Dir[or other debrs may adversely aifec~ the ei(ectiveness of the sensors.

.Vision PosiitonliiG i,only effectivewhen the aircraftis atalti[ades of 031'0 3meters. • Tho Vision Posltloning System may notfunctlon properly when tho aircraff Is flying over wafer, • The Vision Positioning System may not be able to reccgnize pattern or,th;1 yro~nd in irnv light conditions Qess thAn t001ux).

.Uo notuse other ultrasonic devioes with frequencyof40 KF'.z when Vision F'osiToning systom is in operation. • Vision Positioning Sys.em rriay no': be able to stabilize the aircraft when flying cioso to the ground (below 0.5 meters)atfast ,peels_ Ke,Pp the animals away Prom the aircraft whon Vision Posirioning sysl'em Is acProated. the sonar sensor emits high frequoncy sounds Fnat are only audible to some animals.

Fiigh[ daka is automatically recorded to tho lntomai storage ~f the aircraft Thls incit~des flight [elemeVy, aircraft status Information, and other parameters. To access these data, connect the ai;cratf to the PC through the Micro-USS port and !auncfi tho DJI GO app. 

## At#~chingand ~etaohingthe Propellers Use only DJI approved propellers with your Phantom 3 Professional. The grey and 61ack i~uCs on the propeller indicate whero tt;ey should be attached and in which direction whey s!~ould spin_ To attach tl~e propellers properly, match the nut color with the motor a;:is color. ::Propellers SilverDot Black Dot Figure -__ =~'_:___~' _. __~~__-.~ Attach Ors Motors with a grey axes Motors with abfeck axes Legends ~~i pock _ Tum iho propellors In the Indicated airection to mountand tighten.

^~`~ Unleck:?~m the propellers ir3 Gi~;ndicated direction to icosen and remove. Attaching the Propellers 1. Be sure to remove the warning stickers horn 1'he motors before attaching the propellors. 2. Attach the propellerswith silverdots onto the motorswith silver yes and spin the propellers clookwlse Yo securethem ir. place.A":ach ?re propellersv~n?h blacrc do:s onto tl~e motorsw~ih backaxesand spin the propellers countervobckwise to secure tliem in place. Bo sure to 4'ghten each propeller by hand before Sight.



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~I •Ensure propellers are atteohed to Its corresponding motors,otherwise the aircraft cannottake off. •Wear~!oveswF;en handling propellers. •Hand tlghten each of~e propellerscr the corresponding motors to ensure itfs atfached firmly. Detaching the Propellers Flold the motor in pace wth one hand,then sp(n Phe propelror In the Indicated unlock direction. Q • Check tliat the propellers and motors are installed correctly and firmly before every flight. • Ensure Thaiall p~opelle; sare In good condition before each gighr,DO NOTuse aged,ch'~pped or broken propellers. • To avoid injury,STAND CLE4R ofand DO NOTicwch propellers or motorswhen theyare spinning n • ONLY useongsnai DJI propellers fora betteraid :,aferf'sgnt experier~,e. ~, 

## DJl ]n#eftigeni F1i~h#~SatYery 17~e DJI infelligent Right Battery has a oepacity of 4A80 mAh,a voltage of *:52 V, and a smar( cnarge/ discharge hinetlonallry. li should only 4e ohergeci using an appropriate charger that has been approved by DJL

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~~ Be aware that the output powerofifie supplied Phantom 3 Professional charger Is 100W.

DJI Intelligent Flight Battery Functions 7. Battery Levef Display.the LF_D hidlcators display tl'ie curron[battery level. 2 Batt~ary Life Display.the LEDs display the current battery power cycle
3. Auto -Discharging FuncYlon~. To orovert sweNing,the b~Hery au7oma[1cally discharges ?o below 65 % of total power when it is(die !'or more than [en days. Itffikes around two days to discharge the battery t'o 65%. It is norrnal to feel moderate heat being emittod ham the baftery during +J~e discharge process. Discharge thresholds can t)e sst In the GJI GC> app. 4. BaPanced Charg'mg:Automa€ically balances thevoltage o'each battery ce(I when ofiarging. 6. Overcharge F'roteciion. Charging automatically stops when ttie battery Is fully charged. E. Temperature 'Jetectlon.The battery wBl only charge when the tempera:ure!s between ~J°C (32`F~ ar'id 4~J°C (109~F). 7. OverCurrentProtec[iorr. The battery s1'ops charging when high amperage(more tl'i~n 8A)Is detected8- Over Discharge Projection. To prevent over -discharge damage,discharging automatically slops when the baneryvoltage reaches 12V. 9- Short Clrcult Protecticrc Automa4'cafly cats the powersuppiy hen a short cimultis de[ectep.

### r_ D 0 Phantom 3Professional User Manua 1G. Battery Celi Dam2g~ Protection: The D,i1 GO app displays a warning messago when a damaged batlery cell Is detected. 1 Y. Battery Error History. Brows¢the battery errorhlstory'm the DJI GO app. 2. Sieop Mode:To savepower,J
- ~e battery enters s4eep mode after 20rc~inutes of inactivity. ;3.Communl~atlon,informaflonpar~aining to [he b2ttery's volt~ge,capacity,current,e?c. istran;mittnd to Cheaircr2ft's main controller 0 Re{er ~n Phantom 3Professional/Advanced intelligentRightBattery Safety Guidolinos before use.Users !ako lull responsibility4orall opera5onsand usageUsing the Battery

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Turning ON/OFF Turning On:Press the Power B~tlon cnca:, thou press again and hold for 2seconds to tum on. Ths

Power LED will horn red and ±he Bat±ery Level Indicators wil!di,^,play the curront baHery level. Turning Off: Press the Po~nier Button once, then pmss again and hold for 2 seconds 10 Nrn oH. The

battery power LEO willdash when powering off the Phantom to allow automaticallystopping of a retarding durirg the event recordi2g wasn'[stooped.
Low Temperature Notice: 1. Battery capacity is signlficantt !educed when f!y!ng n low temperature (<O~C)environments, 2 It Is rot recommended rtiat[he battery be used In exPremely low temperature (~c -10°C)environments. Battery voitagc~ should reach the appropriate level when opeiating environm¢3nt wife temperatwes between -10°C and 5°C. 3. End the fllgiiC as soon asthe DJI GO boo dlsolays the'Low Battery Level Wamirg"in low temperah:re erivironmen(s. 4. Keep the baHery krdcors to warm ~i before flying In low temperaWre environmenfs. 5. To ensure optimal performance o.the bzt'tery,l<e~,p the baflerytemperature abo~e'LO°C. 6. Thy charger wlll stop charging (he baftery It ?he battery celYs temperature is not within tl~e opera?ing range (0°C - a0°C ).
In cold environments, insert [he baftery Into the battery compartment and allow the aircraPC for approximatery 1-2minutes to warm up berore taking elf. Checking the Battery Level ?he Battery Level Indcaturs display how much power remains- Wien the bzHery is turned off, press the Power E3utton once. The Battery Level indlcator~will light up to display the current 4aVery level. See below fordGiais.
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### Phantom 3Professional User Manual [1J The Battery Level Indicators will also show the current battery level during charging end discnarginc~.The Indicators are defined below, L1 ~EJ is on. LEC Is flashing, ~j -LED is offBattery Level° LED1 LED2 ~ ~ED3 LED4 ~ Baflery Level ~! l~ ~ ~ [ ~ 875%-100% 

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# a a ~ r a o~_,~5~ o ~ a I o I ~ =~~ Battery life Br':Pary 4ife refers .o hw~ many mare tlmes the battery can be discharged and recharged before it must be reoiaced. When the battery is turned off. press ai d hold [hePower Button for 5secondsin check 4he battery fife. The BaHory Leve!Indicators will lightup andlor blinkfa[wo seconds,as shown below.

IEDt ~ LED2 ~ LED3 LEDa ` Banery life

~ O J j i I 9C/-100%

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When baBery lifereaches 0 % it car.no longerbe used. Q] For more intormatlon aboutthe battery, launch tie DJY GO app and checkihe Information that is listed ~ndFrthe batterytao.

### Phantom 3Professional User Marual Charging the Intelligent Flight Battery t. Connectthe Battery Charger[o a powersource (100-240 V 50/60 Hz). 2 Open the Protection Cap any'connec!tl'ie IntelligentRigh,Battery to the Battery Charger. It±he battery level Is above 95%,1i~rn on the battery before cher~ing. 3. The Battery Level Indicator will display[he curronibattery level as i; Is charging. 4. "he Inteil#gent Flight Battery(s fuI(ycharged when [ha BaYeiy Level Indicarors are all off, 5, Air-cool H'ie IntelligentFlight Ba!tery aftereach Flight.Allowi',s ternoeraure to drop to rccm temperature before staring itfor an oxtanded period. Qi • We do not recommend charging the I~YeliigenY Right 3a~!ery and remote conho!Icr with [he ~`y standard chargeratifie same Limo,ofhervvisethe cl'iargermay overheat.

• Always turn eft the battery Getore I~sefing It or removing It from Eire Phantom 3Professicnai. ~ Never Insertorremove a battery whan It is turned on.

e dent 17 ~ 2rger Pc ac .,-Cat ~teryLeve~ Indicators Whde'Charging LEDs ~ED2 i ~ED3 i LED4 ~ Battery Level 

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~ ~ ~ ~ `~ j Fully CP~rged Battery Protection LED Display The[able below shows battery protection mechanisms and corresponding LED patterns.

~ED1 LED2 ~ lED3 i LED4 Blinking Pattern ;Battery Protection Item

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LE~2bPmks I'wlce persecond ~ Overcurrentdejected Q ) I ~ ~ LED'2 Y~iinks three timee persecond ~ ShoR circuit tletectotl

~ ~ l~ I Q LED3 blinks twice persecond Over charge detected

i Q Q ' Q ~] ~ LED3blinks tl:ree times persocor~d Over -voltagechargerdetected
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Ahor these Issues are resolved, press the Power E3uBon to turn off the Battery Level Indlca~or. Unplug ttio ninillgert Fight BeHery from the charger and plug it back In to resume enarginy. Note that you do not need to unplug and plug in the charger In the event of a room [emperaNre error, the charger will resume charging when the [eroperah:re is within the allowabio range.
0 DJI does notM.ke any responsbilAy?or dam~ge causetl by third-part charges. ;~; How to discharge your Intelligent Flight Baftery~ Slow : Place the fn[elligent Fllght Battery Info the Phantom 3 Professionals Battery Compartment and fum ld or,. Leave ii on urtil there is less 'han 8 % of power left, or until '.he battery can no longer be turned on,Leunch tFe DJI GO 2pp to checl<battery levels. ~ Rapid t Fiy it;e P~aniom 3 Professional outdoors ueti! there ?s loss than 8% of power leW, or unfit the battery can no longer be turned on. w

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This seciion describes the feafures of the remote confrolier~ and includes instrucPions for controlling the aircraft and she carr~ra.

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# Remote Controller Reirio#sGod#ToilerPfofil~ ` Thy Phantom 3 Professlonaf remot¢ controller Is a mulil-funcPion wirofess communication device [hat integrates the vidoo dovml'mk system and asrciafi remote contro~ system.The video downlink and aircraft remote control system ope; ata at 2.4 GHz. the remote controller fEafuies a number of camora conhol functions, such as taking and previewing photos and videos, as weli as controlling ginbal motion. The remote controller is powered by a 25 recharge2hle battery. The battery :'evel 'is displayed via LEC indicators on the frontpanel of the remote controller_ [=-J~ •Compliance Version:The remote conirpllor Is complla~twith both CEand ACC regWatia~s. •Operating Modo:Control oan be setto Mode 1 or Mode 2,or to a custom mode. •Mode 1:The right stick serves as thethrottle. •Mode 2Tne I~ft stick serves astlia firottle.

To prevent transmission intorfcrence,dunot operate more than three aircrz$s'n the same area. 

## 'Using theFiernote Controllsr Turning the Remote Controller On and Oft The Phan[om 3 Professional remote controller Is powered by a 2S rechargeable battery that has a capacity of 6000 n'~~h. The battery level Is indicated via the Battery Level LEDson the 6ontpanel.POPow fie steps below to Nm on your ;emote coniroiler. ;. When fie ran~de contro;ler is turned oH, press the Power Bu~~on onco- The Battery Level LcDs will display the current batterylevel. 2. Prmss and hold the F'owerE3utton to turn on tho remote controller. 3. The remote controller wiI? beep whon 'rtis tumeo on_ The Stah~s LED will rapidly blink green, Indica5ng tl~at the remote con6oller is linkkng [o theaircraft.The St24us LEDswill glow solid green when hnking is comple!e. 4. RepeatSiep 2to hirn off tha smote wntrcller.

Charging the Remote Controller Charge the remote controller using Che Inducted charges Referto tho figure on nextpage below formore details. <, 23 a 0 0 O 0 0 n

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!'aNer 3oitCn Controlling the Camera Shootvideos/pictures,view re~rded Images,and adjustcamera settings via the Shutt¢r Button, Camera Settings DI21, Playback E3utton,andVldoo Recording Button on Eie rernotecontroller.

[t ] Camera Set[In9s Diaf Tum the dial to adjust camera settings sucfi as fSQ shuttersped and aperture without letting go of Fhs romote wntroller, Move [hE~i dial to IeH or nghY io scroll throu3h picNres and videos In playback mode.Pressdown on the dial to taggle be?ween ;here seflings. ~2] Playback Button Press to view Images andvideos thatPiave already been captured. [3j Shutter Button Press to lake a photo.If burst mode Is activated,mulviple photoswill betaken with a oingie press. [4] Video Recodin~ Button Press once to start recording video,then pressagain to stop recording. [5j Gimbal Dial Use?hisdial to oonholt;

e tilt of the gimbe4. Controlling AircraR This section explains how to control the orientation vi the airoraft throug!~ the remo±e controller, The Reriot~ Control Is set to Mode 2by defeWt.

### Phantom 3Professional User Manual Stick Neutr2JMid-Point Control s4'cks are In Lhe cer~?er position. Moving the Control Stick:The conl'rol stick Is pushed away from thecenter poskion.

RemoteConVoller AircraR (Made 2) ({^Indicates Nose Direction) i Remarks Moving the fe't stick up and down changes the j ahcr~f~s elevation. Push ~h~ stick up to ascend and down to descend ~"-R Wnan bo[h s+icks are cenYere(i, the Phan~om 3 ~ '~' ~~ Pr~Fession~iwill hover n p~aCe- ~ i ~ ~ :The mo.c the stick is pushed away from the center ~ I ~` position,[he faster the Phantom 3 Professional ~nnlf

I:r-_-J change eievaYion. Always push the stick gerrtly

,o preven? sudden and urexpecEed elevation changes U~ovinq ~h~,left stick to tie Ief,or rght controls the ~r,.~ ~ rud~'erand rotaf!on ofthe aircraft.

`-~ I Push 1hp si<k left to rotate the aircraft counter
j .clockwise, push the streK right to rotate the aircraft ciockwisc- It the stick is centered. Che Phantom 3 ~ I professional will maintain its currenrorientation. Tnemore the s§ck is pushed away frr„~? tho center ~ position, the faster the Phantom 3Professional will ''.., ''~ rotate. Moving the right s11ck up and down changes the ~1,. _,~ eircraks'orward and backward pitch. " ~ °~ mn ` ~ ~ Push the stick up to fly'orvvard and dcwn to fly ~~ ~ backwarc' Phantom 3 P; ofessional will hover'in ~ place ifthe s4'ok is centered.
— 'Push the s41ck turtY~erawayfrom ttie center posi9'on for

aiargorpnch angle(m~imum 307and facer(fight

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~—f '= ~' ~ ~~ '~ ~Nrovlriq the rightstick control leftand rightchanges the aircra~fs left and ;ighipfl~ch. 1 Push .eft to ;!y ;efi; and right to f;y right, The ^~,,a ~ I ~~ r ~p Phanlo will hover in place If the e 1er2dfessional

~~ --~~~_--~#~~'---- I Gimbal Dia' Turr the di~~ ~c 4he rght ai;d die

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dlaifi tha tell, and the oamera will shiftto post ~~ o~ ~~

~ ~ dd ~ ~~ ~ downwards.The oa~+~m~a will remain in Ifs current

~ ~ '~ ~ ~ostion when dial is static.

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m3 m n 0 0 m Phantom 3Professional User Manual Adfusting Controller Siioks Hold and twist the controller sticks clockwise or counter clockwise to adjust the lenntn of the controller sticks A proper length of controller sticks can Improve tF~e contro(Iing oocuracy. Flight Mode Switch Toggle The switch to seloci the Desired flign€ mode. You may choose between, P-mode, F -mode and A

mode. ^ Poslflon~ ~~ Position Figure FLght Mode PosiLon 1 ~ ~ F -mode Position 2~ Positlon2 -~ A -mode Position 3 ~

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P-mode (Positioning). P-mode works best when the OPS signal Is strong. there are three diffeien~ versions of P-mode,which will be automatically selected by the Phantom 3 Professional depending nn GPSsignal srreegth ai

~o`the Usion Posi~ioning ser,-sors °-G'S:GPS and Vision PosiY:oning both are avaPable~, the aircrart is using GPSforposdloning. P-0PT7.Vision Positioning Is available butasufficientGPS signal is not available.Aircraft is using only Vision Positioning foroasitior,holding. P-A7TC Neither GPS ao;Vs~on Positlor"rng ~s avaiiabla,the ~ir•raft is using only its baror,~e[er for positloring,so only altlhide is maintained. Ainode (Attitude)- GPS and Vision Positioning Sysiern are not used for stabllizat;ori. Tho aircraft uses only its barometer to stahilize. the aircraft can a~tomaticafly retort io ?he Nome Poln[ if remote conir~ller signal 'us lostand the Home Po'mtwas recorded successfully. F -mode (FuncCion): Intelligent Orientation Control QOC)Is ec~ival'ed In this mode. For snore information about IGQ rates to the IOC secT,or, In theAppendix. By defaut,[he Right Mode Swi~ch Is locked to P-mode. To unloc~ otherf(Ight modes,launch ttie ~JI GO app,enter(he "Camera" page,and tap "Mode",then acflvate "Muitip{p Flight Mode•• RTH Button Press and hold fhe RTu;button to stark tho Return-to -Home (RTH)procedure.Fhe LED nng around the RTH Button will blink white to Indicate that the aircraft ie entering RTH rnode. The aireraB will then return to the last recorded Home Poirt. Press this button agaSn to cancel tMe RTH orocedure any'regain control offie alrcraf~.

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o~ m Phantom 3Professional User Manual Adjusting Controller Sticks Hold and Twist the controller sric~s clockwise or counter ciockwis2 to adust the length of the controller sYrcks, A proper IBngth of controller sticks can improve the Ca~t~oliing accuracy. Flight Mode Switch TOgg2 Yh2 SWItCh fG SP„BCt tYl2 dP.S~lYOd fl~l~h[ tY10(j8. You may choose between, P-mode, F -mode and A

made. Position 1 ~,.f '. Position €~gure E6gt~tMode Position 7 ~ ~ F-mode Position 2 Position2 A -mode Position 3 L

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P-mode (Positioning). P-mode works best when the GPS signal is strong. There zre threw diRerent versions of P-mode, whiCe w'i!I be automaficzlry selected by Yne Phantom 3 Professional depending on GPS signor strength and the Vision Positioning sensors: P-GPS.GPS and Vision Positloning both are avalabl2,the aircraft is using GPS!or posstioning. P-OPTIC Vsion Positioning Is availablE buta sufficPsntQPS sigral is not available,Aircraft fs using only~slon Positioning for position holding. P-ATT;. Neitl~er GPS nor Vision Positioning Is available, the aircraft Is using ony its baromaer?or posi[ionng,so only aifiiude'rs nain'ained. A-mode (Attliude:): GPS and Vlslon Positioning Sys[¢m are not used for stabilization. The eircrah uses only its barometer to stabilize. The aireratt can autoroa4'cal;y re,`~:m to the Heme Point if remoto cenholler signal is dos[and the Home Foin':was recorded succese;~iiy. F -mode (Function): Intelligent Orien[afion ConProi (fOC) Is activated In this mode. For more Informafion about IOC,refer to the IOC section ir.tl'ic Appe,~dlx By defaWt,~e Right Mode Switch Is locked to P -erode. To unlock oin~r flight mcdes,launch the DJ!GO app,enter the "Camera” page,and tap "Mode",tl'ion activate "MWtlple FlightMode'. RTH Button Press and hold the RTH button to startfic ReYum-to-Home(RTH)procedure.Tho LED ring around the RTH Buttor, will blink white to tnd;cate Chat Gee airorafr .s enienng RT,y mode. The aircraft one$ fhen !eh.~m to 6~e last *ecorded Home Point Press':his button again to cancel The R7H prorzdure and regain control of i'he aircraft.

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### Phantom 3Professional User Manual Connecting Your Mobile Device Tiltthe mobile ~'evice holder to tii~,desired positlan. ?ressthe buGor;on the side ofthe mobllodevice holder to releas,the cramp,and':hen plsoeyourmobile device Into?he cradle.Adjustthe clamp down to securethe mobile device.io connect your mobile device to Phe remote controller using ~ USB cable, plug one end of tho cable into your mobile device and the other end info the USB port on the back ofthe rnmote conhollec

OpCimal Transmission Range The transmission signal between the aircraft and the remote controller Is most reliable within the area that §s depicted in ;he im~ge below_

Ensure that the aircr~it Is flying withlin the optimal Gansmission zone. T~ achieve the best transmission perforroaa:.~,mairtain Che flppropdate relafionsiilp between theoperatorand t!;e aircraG. 

## .Rembfe~Gontrotte~Statas LEq. The S;atus LED re`lects thestrength of?he correction beiwesn the romo[e convoiler and the aircraB.The R"(H LHD Indicates the Relurn-~o-Homo status ofi ine airoraR-The table bebw contains more information aboutthese indicators. 

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### D 3 O 0 v m Phantom 3Professional User Manua `. SiatuslED i Riarm Remote ~onholier Status R' Solld Red f Chimp The remote con[roucr Is alsconneGed frorri the aircraft. 'G'—Soild Green f Chime The remote conholleris connected to the aircraft. ~K--~~SIcw Blinking Red D-~-D-- Remotacortroiler error. ~1 GIH Y...-. Ped antl Green/Red and None HD downlink isdisrupted. Yellow Alternate 86nks RTH lED ':Sound Remote ControllerSiatus ~~`—Said White fChime Aircraftis returning home. ~w ~-~~~ Biink6~g White D - - Sending Retum-to-Home command to the aire~aft. ;W4~~~-~Blinking Wh~to DD
- Ret~un-to-Homeprocedureir,prcgrsssTheP.emosSYatus Indicatorwii!blink red and sound an aletl,whor,~Yie baHery level a criCically low. 

## ;Linkingthe RemoteGontrs~ller The remote controlleris linked tc your aircraft before delivery. Linking Is only requir~ad when using e new re,~note co,~iroller for the !firsttlme.Follow Ghese steps to I=nkanew remote conhoiler: t. Tum cn the remote controller and connectto the mobile device.L.aunah theOJI GO alp. 2. Tum on the IntelligentRight Battery. 3. En;er `Comore"and tan oe ,~+° ,i~~~ and then tap "Linking RC" button es shown below

PCCellbrailan Stick Mode J J oeieu~isucwoao~srrt~ae z,e,e.namvs~~Rmoanaue~sm~wev mam~cmn;s~~~~i~a. nonot~nMsa ~me~iaimowv~~inyo~~~.~w mode. C1 Not Def'med ~ C2 F _ Nof Daflned

28 '. .. ., vslomiie NeC1 and C2bWlonsan thebeds of~M1eNGPhantom3Professlooel User Menuel 4. The remote conVolier.s readyto link. The Remoee Controller States Indicator bilnks blue and a beep is emitted.

RC Calibration

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- SA 4 h u -, nV~vled. D ~ot chai9 .~.. pass lM1 I I BY 1: on ~f ac.3l~ .o L ,coclr i e~ 05 ~_ NotD __ _ Cancei Dettned ~ ~ m c c1 e ~ You cw aslomizm No Cl and Ct buttons on No tflola ~ o11he RG n m ~ O ~~ m
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5. _o„ate the linking buHor,nn Ghe side o~ the alrcrait, as shown In the Oyurenelow.Press the lick button to start linidng.The Remote Conholler S[aNs Indicator LFD will display a solid green once the remote conhoP,eris successfully linked to the aircraft

Q • ?he iemote controller will un-6nk Itselffrom an aircraft if a new remote controller is itnketl to tl'ie same aircra"t.

The remote controller is compliantwith bath CE and ACC requirements.

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### This ser,iion providos the teohri'~cal speciPicatlons of the camere>, and orplairs the gimhaPs opera`uon modes.

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# Camera and Gimbal Camera#?rafite The on-board camera uses the 1/23 inch CMCS sensor to capture video (up to 4096x2160p aY 24fps or 4K at up to 90fps with the Phantom 3 Professional) and 12 m~~gapixel stills You may choose to record the video In tither MOV o!MP4format Available picture shooting modes Include buret, a;ntinuous,and lime -;apse mods-Alive preview of wha!the camera sees can b~ monitored on the connected mobile device via the DJ4GO app. Camera Micro-SD Card Slot To store your photos and videos, Insert tfie Mlcro-SD oarq into Cne sloC zs shown below, before tumin~ on the 4'nantom 3 Professional. Fhe Phantom 3 ?rof2~sbnai comes with a 16 pB Mlero-SD card and supports Micro-SD cards up to 64 OB_ A UHS-7 Micro-SD card Is recommended due to Lheir fast read and write speeds allow;~g you to save high-; esol;.iTon video data. 3 w n m m

Do aotremove the Micro-SD rarC from the Phanipm 3Pro'essio;!z(when It is Turned on_
Camera Data Port Turn nn the P!~anSom 3 Professkonai and connect 2 USB cable to [he Camera Dafa oor± to dovanload photos and videos to your compirter.

The aircraft must be .urned nn before attempting ,oaccess the files on the MicroSG card.

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Camera Operation Use the Shutter and Video Recording buttons on the remote controller to shoot the images or vidt~os f.~rcugh Gho DJI GO apo- Far r,?ors in'ornia'lon abouf how to use these buttorns, refer to "Contro;linc~',he Camera Page,24". Camera lED Indicator Camera QED Indicator {fights up ~fte; the flight ba':tery Is pcwered on_ it orovides Informztlon on the working status of tho camera. Camera IEDSlntlicator Camera status c Green Fastdunk (0.2s of(,0-is on) Systern iswarming up G=Green Bitnk Once (O.Ss off, 0.4s on) Tsking a single picture. ~' +f a Green Blink 8Times (0.3s off.0.1son) Taking 3ors photos pershot. Q N A.: Siow Red Blink (1.6s on,0.8soff) Recording. n

~ "~A FastR9d Blln;~ (G.Ss oT(,02son) SD card error.

~ v ):R-R.Double Red Blirk (0.ison,0-is off. 0.ts cn,0.lsof~ Overheate~'Camera i~'~011d AOd Sy9tPfi;~[~0~. "G- ~:FLGroen and Red Blink(O.Ss grsen cn,0.&5 rrd on) Pvmware Upgrading

Gimbal Profile The 3 axis yimbal provides a steady platform for the attached ca:rera. allowing you to caph:re clsar, stable imagesand video.The ghnbal can t~1tthe camera within z 120° range.

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Use the gimbal dial onthe remote conGollerto control Fhe iflt movemeniof the camera.

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### Phantom 3Professional User Manva! Gimbal Operation Modes Two gimBal operation mude~ are aval;able. Swhch be~~oen the different operation modes on the camera settings page of the DJI GO app.Nole thatyour mobile aevice must be connected fo the remote eontro!!er for changes to take effect Referio thetable below fordetails.

~~y~ Follow Modo she angle be ween gimbal s orientaYon a~~d aircraft's nose remains

constan±ai all 1 mes FPV Mode The gimbal will synchronizewith the movemertofthe aircraft to provide '-~' fi;shpermn perspective flying experience.

• A gimbal motor error may occur Ln these situations (t)[ho aircraft is placed nn unoven ground ,. or the glmbaVs motion is obstr~eted (2) tiao gimbal has been subjected to an excessive ~ e#emal force.such asa collision. Pleasetakeofffrom Flet, open ground and protect the gimbal at al.rmes. °~ w Flying in heavy fog or clouds inay make the gimbal wet, lead;ng io Temporary failure. The n gzmba wil! recover toll functionality after It dries ~

_......_— .......____. .__.__.._.._._. m m Anti-Drop Kit The aniiOrop ki= bel,~s keep the glrobal 2nd camera connecfetl to the aircraft Two pins have peen mounted poor to shipping_ If new or additloral pins are required, sec the diagram below. Press Part Cifthrough the 11o10 ofthe vibration aoso;ber and 'mto the center noie of Part~ ,then lock then together as shown v .Mounting the anti-drop kitpins diagonally from each other Is recommended.

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# ~~ ~ This section introduces the four main functions of the DJI GO app.

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# 1~71frcTi The L~JI GO app Is a mobile appllcatlon designed specifically for the Phantom 3 Professional. Use this app to control ~t~a gimbal, camera,and other airore£t functions. The app also features Mac,Academy, and User Cen[er,which are used For contigunng your aircraft and sharing your photos and videos with oChers. It is recommended thatyou use a tabletfor Che Uest experience.

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,~ The Camera page contains a live FdD video feed from the Phantom 3Pmfesslonal's camera You can also wnflgurevariocs camera parar,~etore fra~r~ Cha Camera page.

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### Phantom 3Professional User Manual [t] Flight Mode ~. The text nextCo thls icon intllcates fhe currentflight made. ap to ccnFlaure Lhe MC(IV21n Controlicr)Settings. These settings allow you to modify flight limits aid setthe gain vzlues. The alrcraf!is setto "Beginner Mode"by default, The aircraft cannoC f;y 30 meters (98 feet) higher and beyond the recorded Homo Point under ber~inner modo. 7isable this mode in tl~a MODE
(2) GPS Signal Strength ~nll;- This icon shows the current strength o! GPS signals. Green bars Indicate adequate GPS strengCh. [3) IOC Settings p pA CL This loon displays tY~e IOC setting when the airoraR has enterod F -mode.Tap to view the IOC `— setl'ings menu a!~d select the dessred IOC setting. 0 y (4] System StaNs ~ 3~ v;~bY~~?`.:7his Icon Indicates [h~~ currentaircraftsystem staCus and GPS signal sfrength. [5] Battery level indicator -a--a—o The battery level Indicator provides a dynamic display of the battery level. The colored zones on Che battery;evolindicato!represe;itthe power;evels needed to carry outdifferentfunc5ors. [6] Remote Controller Signal m~,ii~~ This icon showsthe strength of remote controller's signal. [7j HD Urdoo Link Signal Strength xo °,illy Thla Icon showsthe strengtli of [he HD video dowrJlnk eonneodon betieon the alroreh and the'emote coetro~!er. [8] Battery Level Gf ~0~% This Icon showstt?e current battory;evel. Tap fo view [he battery information menu, set tfie various battery warning fhresholds, and view the battery warning history. i9] General Settinga a Tap this Icon ro viow the General Sett~ings page. From this page, yoo can set Flight parameters, reset Lhe camera, enable tho quldc view feal'ure, 2d;ust the gimbal rot! va;ue, and toggle the fight rou'.e d~sulay. [i~) Camera Operation Bar Shutter and Hecordin9 Settings E# - ; ep to enle:various camera value sottings, Including colorspace torthe recording,resoWtlon of iho videos,image size and sn on. 38 ~~ _ .

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Shutter Tap [his button to take a single photo. Press and hold this button to select single shot, hiple shot ortime-lapsed shooting modes Record Tap once to star) recording video, then tap again to stop recordlnp, You can also press the V;deo P.ecerdin~ Buttcn on the remote con~roiler,which has Che same functicnallry_ Playback : Tap to enter the piaybacrt page- You can preview photos and videos as soon as they are captured.
Camera Settings _;- _Tap to set ISO,shuttor and auto exposure values of the camera. [71] Vision Positioning G

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Fnc Vision ?~zsl6oning Status icon is ~11gi'ill~hted when the Vlslon PosRroning is in operation. Flighta~Ttude Is indicated by the flightaN[ude icon. (1) The red arrow shows which direc4'on the aireraff Is facing. (2) ! igh[ bWe and dark blue 2reas Indicate pitch. (3) 'he angle of :he boundary between ?he ilgnt blue and dark biuo areas Indicates the roll angle. [i 3] Map splay [heflight path of she currentflight Tap to swlCch from [he Camera GUI to the Vlap GUI.

[t4] Dynamic Home Point : Press this button to enable the dynamic hone point tFature, the home point then will be reset to position of Che mrblle device.

.. 37Phantom 3Professional User Manoal (75] Rehm to Hame (RTH) ~j {ndlat~ RTH Fpme procedure.Tap to have the a6rCr2it relum to tl~e last:ecorded home point. (i6] Auto Takeoff/Landing ~' /~► Tap to Initiete auto takeoff cr fanding. ('77 Livestream

Libestream icon 'mdioates the cur,en[vio`eo (eed is broadcasting live on YouTube. Be sure the m~~bile data service is available on the mobile device. [18] Baok A Tap to return to fhe main GUi. 

# ° terr or ...:.:~ ~~. :~ ~ ..; ~.:::~: ;~ o Director Is en automatic video aditor built Inio tYie ~JI GO app. After recording sever~i video clips, simply ~ tap "Director' hem the app's home sc?aen.You czn thler, select a te!nplate and a specified rumber of a clips, which are automatically comoined to create a shortfilm thatcan be shsred Immediately.

TaP "SYore" to visitthe official DJI Online Store to seethe latest infonnatlon abort DJ! products and easily buy raw products. 

# DIS~f1Ve1'y Sync pletures anti v(deos to your mobile deuce vrew fFlghC 'rugs, and chEck your DJI aoeouni stags in "Discovery". Use your registered DJI arcoant[o login to "Disoovery".

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### Th(s section describes safe flight practices and flight restricC~ons.

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# Flight
Oncepre-flRght preparation Is complefe,!C Is recommended thatyou use the Flight smulator In the OJI GO app to hone yocr fllgYit skiffs and p;actice flying safely. Ensure thatall flights are carried o1'. In an open area.

1 Dc rot use the aircrah In severe weather cor~diBons. ~I~iese oclude w rd speeds exceeding 10 m/s snow,rain and fog. 7. Only fly In open areas, Tall strucN; es and la;

ge metal s6vciures may aRect Ghe accuracy of the on board compass antl GPS system. 3. Avoid obstacles,crowds,high voltage power lines,trees,and bodies of water. 4. Minimize inYeriererce by avolCing areas witl~ high levels of einctranagnetlsm,1ncluding bsse nafions and Yadio SYdnSYIl SSion toWeYS. 5. Aircraft 8nd b2tiery perfomianee is sabjact ;o envlronroontal factors such as air densify and temperature.~e verycareful wY~ien Plying at aitdudes greaterthan 'r9, 685 feet("0000 motors)aoove sea

-n level, as tl~e performance ofthe battery and aircraftmay beaffcctod. '~ E.T'ne Pharvom 3Processional ca~nct operate w1,Gn the pourareas. 

## Flight~.i~riits antl !VQ-flyZones All unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)operators should abide by all regulations sot forth by govemmontand r~gulat~ry agencies ineludlny the ICAO and the FAA. For safety reasons, if!ghts are 8irolted by default, which helps users operatethis producf safely and (egalfy. RIgh1' IimlCations Include Yi~ight limits, distance Ilraits, and No-FyZones. When operating in I'~rrode, hPlghi {imps, distance 4irnlis, and No-Fly Zones function concurrently to manage flight s~fery. In A -mode. only height lirnits are in effect, which by detaWt prevent the aircraft altlNde from exgeeding ~64G feet (500m) Maximum flight altitude &Radius Limits Maximum flightal5[cde and rad'ws limits m2y be changQd in the DJI GO app.Oe awzre thatthe m~imum flight altitude cannot exceed 1640 feet (SCO meters). In accordance with these settings. your Phantom 3 Professional will Ply in a reshloted cyllndu,asshown below.

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Flight Limits OJI GO app Aircraft Status Indicator Maxinwm Flight AlrcraiCs elttNde wnno: Wan'iing. Height Altitude exceed the specified value. limit reached. None.

Flightdistance mustbewithin Warnlrig~Dhtance RaplC red flashing ns Max Radius ~~~~~~when dose io the

jee max radius. Ilml[ reached. max radius limit.

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Flight Limits DJI GO app Maximum .Flight Height is rFzstricCed to 400 Wan'ilric~. HHiyht Ilmit '~ AltiNde feet (120th)and under. reached. Max Radius No limits AircraR Status Indicator
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• If you Oy out of the limit, you can still con~rol tha Phantom 3, but cannot tly It any father. if the Phantom 3files oat of the max radius In Reacy to Fly (nor,-GPS) mode,;t will fly back within rangeautomafically. • It the Phan[om 3files out of fie max radles In Ready to Fly (non-UPS)mode. i[ will fly back wifhirti range automallcally.
No-Fly Zones All NaFly Zones are listed on the DJI official website at http //flysafe,d~i cum/no_fly. No -Fly Zones are dfvide~ intoAlrpoRs and Restricted Areas.Airports include major 2itpoRsand flying fieldswhere manned aircraft operate at low altiNdes. ResPneted Areas include border Imes between countries or sensi[ive institute. The details ofthe No -Ply Zones are exp;ained asfollow Airport (1) Airpo!?No-F,y Zone are compnse~ of Takeoff Restricted eonee and P.estricted F11tiNdo Zones. Each zonefeatures circles of various sizes. (2) P,1 miles (vaue o±the Rt depends on the size and shape of the airport)around the airport is a Takes off restricted zone,tnslde of which tako off Is prevented. (3) Rorn R1 mile to R1 + 1 mile ground the airpart the flight altitude Is IlmiCed to a 15 degree inclination. Statling at 55 foot(2~ meters)from the edge of airport and radieC!ng cutwzrd. The flight al5tude is limited to 1640 feet(500 meters)atR1+1 inlle (4) When rho aimrattenters within 320feet(100 i^,etersj of No -Fly Zones,a uramirg message wi;; appear on the DJI GO app.Phantom 3Professional User Manual

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~~~— Restricted Aroe (1; Reshic[ed Are2s does not have flightaltiUos resGlctlons, (2) R miles a!ound =.he designated restriction area Is a Fake-off Restricted area. Aimra,t cennot tales off within this zone. The value of R v2ries based on [he defini4'on oftho restricted areas. (3; A `warning zone"has been seY around the restricted Area. When 4~e airerattapproaches within 0-062 miles (100 m)of this zone. a waminy message will appear nn the L~Ji GO app-



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~ ~ Aircraft Zone ~ ~ Rest-ic[ion ~JIGO app Prompt ~ Status Indicator Moto-Swill notstart. ~ Warning~. You are ;n a No-fly zone Takeoff prohibited. No -fly Zane ~ Ifthe aircrak enters the ` '~ ~ re,?ncted zrea in ?,node optis

snntch2d to Rmode,the aucraft Warning,You are in a no -fly zone. 1, will 2utometLcally desoend,lan~ Au±omatla legdfng has ~eryun. and stop its motors. i —_ ._....._ ._—.._ R7:Warning_ You are ~n a h the ai~oraYentara the res+rloted ~esbicieclzone. Desoendfng ro

~ ReshlCt2d- areain A-mode,bitIs sit„hed Sa(2 ai~itudeal4tudefllght ~ ~R2Wamin~.You are lna

~ Yo Rmode,d will doscend to an zone i appr~priafe alHNde and hover re~U eted zone.U~uncm f;sght

~ t5 feot below the all~tude limit altlfude is restricted fo between ~ ?,Om and 500m.Ply cauiious!y. Wamirg zone No #light res±ncti~n applies but Wamin~ You are approaching a ,x therewill be a waming Irestrrcted zore,Ply rautlously. l._..._... —__ ._ .--._. Free zone No ~es±ric4'ons ~ None ~ None.

Semi -automatic descent All silek commands are available oxcept fie throttle stick command during the descentand landing process- Moto!swill stop actomaficaily after landing. Q When flying In a safely zone. the airoraiPs status indicator will blink red rapidly and continuo for 3seconds.ther;switch to fndic~te currentflysng sta!us and roniirue for S secondsatwhich point iPwiff switch back to bllnk;ng red • Por safety rsasons,please do notfly doss to airports,highways, railway staPions,railway Imes, city cen[es,or othersensiflve areas ~{y the aircraft only wl[h'm your Hne of sight.

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1. Remote controller, Intelligent Flight Baftey,and rcobiie device are fully charged_ 2 Propellers are mounted correotly and firrily, 3. Micro -SD oard has been inserted,'f necessary. 4. Girobai!s tunctiocin~ raormal(y. 5. Motor,can s?ert and are fi~nctionirlq normally. 6. The DJI p0 app Is successfully connected to the airesaR.

IMPORTfVv7'. Always calibrate Ehe compass ~n every new (light bcation. The compass Is very sensifroe to elechomagretio interference, which can produce abnormal compass Uata and lead Yo poor fiighi' perfornance orflight faiWre.Regular calik~r2[ion is required for t~ptlmal pertormance,
•Do rot cadbraie your compass where there is any possibility of strong magnetic interterence. Sources of potential Interference Include magnetite, parking structures, and subterranean
~ metal structures

• Do not carry teeamagnetic ma;e!ials wi;h you tiuring ca!ibrafion such as keys or ce;lu;ar phones. • Do noY cafibra[e in direct proximity to large metal objets • DO NOT calibrate indoor,.
Calibration Procedures Choose an open area to carry ouY the foiluwing procedures. t. Ensure mat [he compass is calibrated. If you did not cal;brate the compass as part of your pse-tllgYit ornparat'ons, or it you have moved to a ;yew IocaT;on since the last ca!§brah'on, tap the Alrcra$ Status Garin the aop and se'ect "Callbra':e`, tl~en follow the cr screen Instructions. 7.. Hold the aircraft horizontally and rotate 360 degrees.The Alrcratt S~aNs Indicators will display a solid green light.

44 ~~, .Phantom 3Professional User Manual Hold the alreraft vertloally, wi!h rose pointlny downward, and rotzYe IY 360 degrees around tho center axis. Recalibrate the compass If the Aircraft Status Indicator glowssolid redIf tt~e A'i~craft Status !ndicaior blinks red and yellow after the calibration proa~dure, move your aircrah to a diiferen[ location and [ry again_
~; Calibrate the compass beforo oach Fight Launch the DJI GO app and follow the onscreen instructia~s to calibrate iho compass. DO NOT ca;ibrate Lhe compass near metal objects such as a metal bridge, cars,sca":o~ding

### When to Recalibrata 1.When compass datais abnormal and the Aircraft Stagsindicator ~s bllrking green and yellow. 2When Eying in anew location or In a location that is differentfrom the most recenttilght. 3.When the mechanical orphysical structure o!the ~hantcm 3Professional has been changed. 4.When severe c~riHing occurs Ipp~~ght, LE,Pha~[om 3Professional does notfly In straighr line.

Auto Takeoff Use auto takeoffonly If the Alrcrafi S;a~us Indicators are blinking green. Follow the steps below ,o use the auto takeoff feature:
.- LauncF:lhe LJJI GO app.and enter "Camera" page. 2Ensure the aircraftis In P-moda3.Complete all steps on fhe pr~(Ilght checklist 4. Tai" ~",and confirm iha_ conditons aresafe:or flight. Slide the icon to confirm and takeoff. 5.Aircraft takes offand hoversat(12meters)above ~rouno. ~j Aircraft SiaNs indlcaior blinksrapidly when Ii;s Lisirg'he Vision PesiTonSystem for stablllz2tlen. The akcraft wi(I automaticaly hover below 9 meters- It ks recommended to welt until there is Sufl'iClentGPSlock before using the Auto Take-off feature,

46Phantom 3Professional User Manual Auto-i.anding Use auto -landing only Itthe Aircraft Staris fndlcators are blinking green. Follow ifiesteps below to use the auto-landing ;eaturet E~suro the aircraft is in R mode
2Check ?ho lai~dtng area condition bofore [apoing "%", to begin landing. Then follow the on-screen Ins€ructions. 

## St'arkingiS#opping the Niators j Starting the Motors A Combination Stick Command (CSC) Is used in start the motors. Push both sticks to the bottom inner or outsr comers m start the moors. Once the motors lave started spinning, reloase both sticks simultaneously.

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rt Stopping the Motors ThEre are two methods to stop the motors. Method 1:When Phantom 3 ProfessSonal cas larded, push Lhe ,hro2t4~ downOO ,then conduct the same CSC that was used Yo start the motors,as described above.Motors will stop immodlately. Release both sticks once motors stop
Method 2. When the alrcraft.has landed,push and hold the throttle down.The motors will stop aRer three seconds.



## ~,goo, ._~ Do not perform a CSC when the aimrafl is In midair, othervoise tl~e rr~oiors will suddentlystop.

Takeoff/Landing Procedures 7, Place she aircraft le as open,fia[azea with theoa5ery levelindicators !achy towards you. 2. Tum on [he remote controllerand your mobile device,fhen tum on the IntelligentFlight Battery_ 3. Launch ?he DJ!GO app and onterthe Cae~era page. 4. Wait until [he Aircraft Indicators blink green.This mP,~'ns fie Home Point is recorded and If 'is now safe to fly. If they flash yellow, the Nome Poinr has not been recorded. 5. Posh tna [hro~l'le up slowly to take oft or use Aufo TakooH. 6- Shootphotos and videos using the DJI GO app. 7. To land,hoverovera level surface anngently pull down on the tFroi?!e to desce!'~d8. After landing,exeoute the CSC command or hold thethrottle zt Its lowest position until [he motors stop. 9. Turn o,9the Intelfi~eni Flight Batteryfirst,then the Remo[e Controller. A6 :, .Phantom 3Professional User Manual

• when the Aircraft Status Indicators blink yollow ra~idy during flight, the aircraft has enPered Fallsate 

### mode. • A :ow battery level warning ~s indicaaed by the A'irc~aflS~atus Indlcatnrs bllnk(ng red slowly or rapidly during Aigh[. • Wat'ch ourvideo tutorialsfor moreflightinformab'on. Video Suggestions and Tips 1.Gothrough thefull pr~fllght cheokllsC before each flight. 2Sole^,t the desired glmbaioperalion modeintheDJ(GO a;,o. 3.Onlyshootvideowh~cn flying In P-mode. 4.Alwaysfly In gwd weather and avoid flying in rain or heavy wind. 5.Chcosethecamera seGingsthutsui! you=r~.eds.Settingsirh.lude pho,o(o; matand exposurocompons~uon 6.Pei?orm FlighitestsYo estaoGsh Alghtroutes and preview scenes. Z Push one controlsticks gently to keep the aircraR'S movementsmooth and stable.

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## c r, • • ~ What Is the difference between the Phantom 3 Professional and She Phantom 3Advanced? The biggest dlfforonce beteen the Phantom 3 Professional and the Phanrom 3 Advanced 'rs In the camera.Th0 ~'hantom 3 Professional is capable of shooting spectacular 4K vidao aS up to 30 frames per second, and the Phantom 3 Advanced Is capable o.ahootin~ at resolafions tip [0 1080p6Q Both models shoot 12megapixel photos. The other male dififaronce is the In±elilgen; Piiget Battery charger. The Phartom 3 Advancod comes with a 57-watt char~ing unl! end She Phantom 3 Professional comes with a ~04watt charger, the letter of which allows for shorter charging times.
Can 1 remove the camera and attach my own? No.the ea!neras that come wl'~h both models are pormarently att2chetl. Aflerrip;ing to remove,rep~aca, o~ modiy Che camera may damage the product and will void your warranty.
Can 1 charge my Remote Controller and Intelligent Flight Battery at the same time? While the Remote Controller eFiarger and Int¢Il7gent Flight Bat~ery charger havo bmen IntegraPed Into one unitfor your convenience,it is recommended lrat you only charge one 'μem at e time. We recommend that ~ you never ch2rdo both items usir i q tho same C,haYgeY of the s2me time. O Whatare the buttons an the back of my Remote Controller for? The two buttons on the back of Che Remote Controller can be cusEomlzed and assignod to function as you choose [hrouc~h the DJI GO app. Rofer to the manual for morn information.
How far can I tly my Phantom 3? The signal transmission dlstance will vary depending on environmaeCa! condlCicns, but Che Ph2ntom 3 series can reach oistanres of up to 12miles (2 kilometers)away from ttte plot Whatapp should I use with my Phantom 3? The Phantom 3is compaHbin with the DJI GO app for i0S 2nQ Android, which is already us¢d with [h~ DJI Inspire.The ago will detoCt which afire; att Is connected and automaticfllly adjustaccordngly. Which mobile devices are compatible with the app? The DJI GO app Is only cempatlbie witt d~+vic~s rur~nin~ 1058.0 or IaterorAnd~oid v4.t2or later. The following devices are recommended, i0S'. tPhone Ss. iPhone 6, (Phone 6 PWs, iPad Air, iPflG Air Wi-FI + CelWlar, iPad mini 2, IPa~I m'mi 2 WI-PI +Cellular, iPad Air 2, (Pad Air 2 Wi-Fi t Cellular, iPad mirl 3,antl iPad mini 3 Wi-5 + Cel;ular. This app is optimized for iPhone 5s, iPhone 6,and :Phone 6 Plus Android-Samsung 55, Note 3, Sony 7_3 EXPERIA,Goog;e Nexus 7 II, 0oogia Nexus 9. MI 3,Nubia Z7 Hint Support for adalttonai AnCrold devices mall pecome evalla6~e as testing and oavelopmant confinues.

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How do I use the Director automatic video editor? Ohector !s an automa5c videc ~d~tor bci{t £nto tho DJI GO app. Ater r~cordsng several video cliff,, simply tap 'Uirecior" from the app's home acreen. Yoc ran then seieci a ternptate and ~ ,pecified nw7iber of clips, which are automaPically combined ro oraate ashortfilm :hat c2n be shared immediatsly,
How tlo i change the control mode of my Pha~[om 3? ~3y default, the Remote Control{er Is set to Mode 2 7~ls means that the right cortro'r stick controls the movement of the aircraft and the le(t control stick controls the throtCe and orlenfatlon of (he aircraft. These controls can bo changed to Modo ; or set to a customized ecnfiyuration in the DJi GO app. This Is only recommended (or advanced users.
Can I use a Phantom 2 Remote Controller with the Phantom 3? No. The Phantom 2 Remote Controller operates on a different froqu~ncy. The Phantom 2 Runote Controller operates ei 5.8 GHzand Che new Pnar~tom 3Remote Conhoiler operates at 24 GHz.
"' Can I use a Phantom2 Intelligent Flight Battery with the Phantom 3?

No. the Phantom 3uses a newt'designE:.'intelligent Fllflht eatery w;th graator prover. The Phantom 3 has a 4 cetl battory with a eflpacl=,y of 4460 mAh and a voltzge or 152V. My Phantom 3 does not turn off right away, is something wrong? "i h(s is normal. After you attempt ~o Fower oft the Infelllgent Fl;ght 6ettery, It may remain on for e few seconds as ar~ry video data is saved ro the Micro SD card. This helps preveat your tle~ta from being los!or corrupted.
Do I have to buy the Remote Controller separately? Nq there 'rs r~o need to buy a separate Remoto ConCroller. Your Phantom 3comes with a Rcmots Controller that is already Ilrked to Phe aircraft.
Does my Phantom 3 suppoH dual Remote Controllers? No. The Included Rernoto Controller can bo used in conhof both the a~rcralt and the gimbal tilt aC the same time.
What does the "P,A,F"switch on the Remote Controller tlo? This switoh, called the Flight Mode Switch, allows you to toggle dlffer~nt 111ghC modes'. P-modo, or Positioning mode, Indicates that both GPS zntl the Vision Positioning System a+e activo and your ?hantom 3 will at[~rnpt to siabiltze using Uotn. In A -mode, or AY5tude made, the aircraft does not use GPS or the Vrs[on Positioning System. Only the barometer is used for stablllza[ion. The aircraft can still refum [o the Home 4'olnf ae long as a sufficient GPS signal is available_ Fmode, or Function made, acivates ~nteliagent Orieniatlor'i Control (10~) funetiona➢ty.Refer to [he IOC section in the Appendix o[[he User Manual. By default, only P~mode may be used. Refer to yow user manual for Instrucfions on unlocW'ng the other modes. 50 ~,Phantom 3Professional User Manual
What is the Phantom 3flight time? Flight times will very depending on environmental conditions and usage patterns, but the Intelligent Flight Battery Is Designed to p!oviGe ~p to 23 minutes of un~;?terruptod fl~ghf 6me wYien fully charged.
How Can I restore a video file if the power is turned otF tluring recording? Do not remove the Micro-SD card from the camera. !i it has been remcvad, place st back In the camera. Tarn the Phantom 3 on and wait appror~metely 30 secends as the video file Is restored.
How can i ensure that my pictures and videos will be synchronized to my i05 album? You may need m ad ust tha settings of your mobile dev[ce. Open the Settings menu,select the Privacy tee, select the Phoms Pa6, and then toggle the swiroh next to the DJI ~O app Icon_ If the GO app has not bean granted access to your aiburos, the photos find vsdeas cannot be synchronized. Whai should I tlo to land my Phantom 3 smoothly as passible? Hover the aircra?t over a ;12t, level surface. Slowly pull Lhe iYircttle stick down un:ll the arcraft Youcl~es the ground. T Why is the discharge time of the battery not zero, even though 1 have never used it? p Every battery rs tested prior ;o peing packageU 2nd snipped ?his affects the clscharge €ime of a new bettery and is the reason that[he discharge tSme Is notzero. The ba,tery Is safe to use.
Can the mobile device holder be used on the Phantom 2 series Remote ConirollerT No, I[cannoL
How ko safely operate the aircraft when encountering compass error? A compass error may occur when tha aircraft is flying close m strong electric magnePlc sources (e.g. power transmission Imes). Aircraft Status Indicators blink red snd yellow rapidly when e compass er!nr ocevrs and the OJI GO app wild display ona of the following messages- •Compass error. oalP6ratlon required This waming rn~ssage Indicates tl~e aircraft Is receiving abnormal compass readln~s. It is recommended ±o power oft the arcraft and ;e-caiibrata the compass at a d1Y,erenE locaioa and then resume the flight. •Compass error, exit P-GPS Mode This warning message Indicates that the aircraft Is dntting severely. Bring tl~a aircraft io a higher altitude to gain enough GPS satol!ite locks when Chas warning messaGe is prompted- The Flight controller will automatically aojus[ the orientation of ttie aircraft in the midairfo mitigate the drills-The eircraft will switch back to P-GPS mode when the automatic adjustrnent is completed.
How to troubleshoot aircraft initialization error? It you observe the following symproms, It indicates the aircraii has failed to Initiallzed: • The a;rcrali status 'indicator display ;`lashing red, yellow and green. Even Che aircraft Is sta?loned on the fiat surface.
•The System Status Bar In th0 app prompts "Initlalization Error". •No resistance drive if felt on the gimbal.D Phantom 3ProFessional User Manual
Various factors conCribute to tho aircraftinitiallzation error. tN resolve the issue 6y foilowing the sug~es[ions listecJ below.
• Sensor performance degraded. TMs mzy 6e due ro':he excessive bias detecPed from Che IMU or the compass reading is interfered. Try restarting and callOrating [ha fMU and compass to resolve this issue. • Sorsor s tlrNecbve.if tho sonsors refrains unchanged at aif !ime and the problem persistgiven when the aircrak is restarted, it Indicates the sensor is not working normally. Usars should return the aircraft to DJI for rep2iring.
• Minor vibration is dotected during aircraft initlallzation. Put the aircraft on the flat surface, power on tho aircraft and ensue the airaa(tis s2eLbn~d for more thar,5seconds to resolve the issue. •Serious vibrailon is datected during aircraft Initiailzatior,_ Thls Insianoo generally occurs when the aircrah is baln{~ Initiailzation on tho violant moving surface, for Instance, ships that ara on the rough sea. Uo eot attemptto power on the airerafC in tl~is scenario.

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,.. ght (Battery & 72A0 g P opc!lers Included) M<u;.Awont Speed 6 m/s Mex. Descent Speed 3m/s Mex. Speed t6!n/s (ATTI mode,no win~,i) Max.FlightAlCitude 0000 m Mex. Plight Tlme Ap~rozimately 23 mpn~,des OoeraNng TompereWre 0°C to AO`C GPS Mode GPS/GLCNASS I Glmbai Contro(Iable Rango Pitch: -90° ro+30° Vison Positioning Veloc ty Rflnge < S mfs(2m above grourd) -o ~ A4titude Pengo 30 cm~300 cm

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## ~1~`#elligentflri~ntatiori Gontrcii(tOC} ° `' IOC allows users to ock the control or'entetlon of the ancrah in different modes. There are threo working modes for IOC [ha[ can bF selected m the ~JI GO app_ IOC only works when [he aircraft Is In F-mode, therefore the user musttogglo fhe flight rrgode switch to activate IOQ Referto the table below, ?he nose direction, ai Che fime that CL is set, will remtin the [onward direction Course Lock (CL) regardless of how the orientation and position n(ihe aircraft changes.?his will remain fixed until you reseE ttaexit CLrr~de. Record a hlome Point (HP)and enfe+ HL modo. The forward and backward Hcme Lock (HL)' controls will move the airoraft(artf;or hom and closer ,o the established Home Pont,regardlessof how the or~ent3tion and positicn o{Phe aircraft changes. Point of Inkerest (POI)" Point of Interest. Record a Uoint of Interest (POI)_ The aircraft can then circle around the POp and the nosewill always point's toward the POI.
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## FCCCompliance FCC Compliance T~Is device coroplles with paR 15 oPthe FCCRules.Operatior~ Is subject to fhe folbwing two conditions. (i) Thlsdevice may notcause harmful Intertorence,and (2)This devioe must accept any 6~teNerence receivers,including intarterence ~ha±may cacse i.mdeslred operation. Chzngesormodifications note~ressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authorityto operate the ~pulpmeni. Compliance Informa5on FCC Warning Message Any mangos or modifications notexpressly 6pproved try the party ;esponsrble for compliance could void Che usets auYhorRy to operate the equipment Th;s device compiles with part 15 of [he FCC Rule9. Opera±Ion Is subjectio the 4ollowing two eondifions. (i)this device may nol czuse hermful Interference, and (2)fhls device must accept any Interferecce receiveo,Including interference Lh2t may cause undesired operation_ FCC Radiation Exposure Statement: ~ Fhls equipment compll~s with FCC radiaPion exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment m a This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radlaYor& x your body- Thls transiritter mus? riot be co-located or ope;afing in conjurcP,on ~Mth ary other anrorna or transmlaer_ Note. This oquipmerd has been tested and found ±o comply with the Ilini[s =or a Cass B ds{~l;al device, pursuanr to part 15of the FCC3u1es.These limas are degigned io provide reasonable pr~;iection against harmful interfarence in a residenPial Installation_ This equlpmerrtgenerates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, If not Instilled and used In accordance with the Instructions, may cause harmful irterferenoa to radio rommu,~icafions However, there is no guarantee that iniprference will not occur in a particu4ar Ins~ailetlon. It t,(s equipment does cause harmiu(inferfarence to radio of telev{slon reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment oR and on, the user is encouraged to try [o correct the interference by one or more of thefollowing meastnes- ~ieori~ntor relocate the receiving antenna. —Increase the separetlon beriveen the equipment and receiver. connect[he equipment Into an outleton a circuitdrfferentfrom tl~at to which the receiveris connected. ~onsulfLhe dealeroran experenced radb(~V technicianforhelp. IC RSS warning This device compiles with Industry Canada licence-exerriptaSS siar'~dar~'(s). Operafon is subjecC 10 fhe following to condiflons. (1)this device may no[causa intererence, and (7_)this device must accept any interference,including interference Thatmay cause unUesired operation of the device. Le presentareal cst conforme aux CNR d'I.~dustrie Canada licables aux areiis radio exempts de lioenco. L'expioitatiun estautorispe aux deux conditions sulvantes. (1)I'areil ne dolthas produire de broulllage,e. (2) I'utilisateur d~ Pared dolt aacep?e; i~ut broail[age radic€IecVique subs, m@ins si ie broulllage est
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