Firmware Update - DJI LiDAR Bedienungsanleitung

Using ActiveTrack Pro
In Wide mode, press the trigger of the gimbal to enable ActiveTrack when a subject is
selected. The box turns green, which indicates that ActiveTrack is enabled.
Use the control stick to adjust the frame. If the frame turns red, the subject is lost.
Press once on the trigger to exit ActiveTrack, press twice on the trigger to exit
ActiveTrack and recenter. The frame turns white to indicate that ActiveTrack is
disabled.
AF/MF Mode
Press once on the AF/MF Switch or the M button of the gimbal to switch between
auto focus and manual focus. Note that the M button function should be set prior
to LiDAR AF/MF. In Manual focus mode, adjust the front dial to focus. Half press the
camera control button of the gimbal to focus each time.
DO NOT use corrosive organic solvents such as alcohol wipes to clean the
lens of the LiDAR Range Finder.
Make sure the LiDAR cameras are not blocked. Otherwise, the autofocus will
be inaccurate.
Using LiDAR Range Finder Only
Follow the steps below to use the LiDAR Range Finder without DJI RS 3 Pro:
1. Calibrate the lens via DJI RS 3 Pro, the camera parameter will be stored in the
focus motor.
2. Attach the LiDAR Range Finder and focus motor to the camera, and then connect
the power and communication port of the LiDAR Range Finder and one of the
USB-C ports of the focus motor using the multi-camera control cable. Connect an
external power supply (7 to 16 V) to the other USB-C port of the focus motor to
power the LiDAR Range Finder and focus motor. (Figure C)
3. Power on the external power supply, and then press twice on the Function button
to start motor calibration. Press the AF/MF button to switch the focus mode to
auto focus, the indicator glows solid green indicating auto focus is available.

Firmware Update

Update the LiDAR Range Finder firmware via DJI Assistant 2 (Ronin Series).
It is recommended to update the firmware for the LiDAR Range Finder when
connected to DJI RS 3 Pro.
1. Launch DJI Assistant 2 (Ronin Series) and log in with a DJI account.
2. Connect the firmware update port to a computer using a USB-C cable.
3. Click DJI LiDAR Range Finder and then click Update.
4. Select the firmware version.
5. DJI Assistant 2 (Ronin Series) will download and update the firmware automatically.
Do not disconnect from the internet while updating firmware. Otherwise, the
update will fail.
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