Open the microSD card cover and insert a microSD card
Remove the gimbal cover
Ensure the propellers are properly attached
Align the propeller on the motor
then press down and rotate to secure them
Insert the battery into the battery compartment
Make sure it is secured in place
The front of the DJI FPV Goggles V2 has four replaceable antennas
to ensure optimum signal receiving and communication
Ensure the antennas are properly tightened before flying
On the upper right side of the goggles
you will find the Shutter/Record button, Back button, and 5D button
Toggle the 5D button to scroll through the menu
and press to confirm a selection
Toggle up to go back
and toggle down to move to the next option
Toggle right to shift menu options right
toggle left to shift menu options left
On the right side of the goggles
you will find a Link button, Power Port, and Audio Port
The microSD card slot and USB-C port are on the left side
The USB-C port can be used to connect with smartphones via the OTG cable
On the bottom of the goggles
you will find the IPD slider
You can adjust the interpupillary distance by moving the slider left or right
You can also purchase and install DJI FPV Goggles Corrective Lenses
according to your visual needs
The DJI FPV Remote Controller 2 has a USB-C port in the middle
that can be used for charging, or to connect to a computer for firmware updates
Control stick slots are located on both sides of the remote controller
On the front side of the remote controller
you can find the customizable C1 button, Lanyard Attachment, and Power Button
Press the power button once to check the battery level
Press once and then hold for two seconds to power the remote controller on or off
The antenna is located on the top of the remote controller
Unfold the antenna during flight for optimum signal transmission
You will find the Flight Pause/RTH button, Flight Mode Switch, and Gimbal Dial
on the left side
Press the Flight Pause/RTH button once while flying
and the drone will stop and hover in place
Press the button and hold for two seconds
and the drone will automatically return to home
The Flight Mode Switch button supports three modes
N (normal) mode, S (sport) mode, and M (manual) mode
Toggle the Gimbal Dial to the left and right to adjust the gimbal pitch
In the top of the controller
you will find the customizable C2 Switch, Shutter/Record button, and Start/Stop button
The C2 Switch is set to control gimbal movements by default
You can also customize this button’s function by going to
Setting->Control->Remote Controller on the goggles interface
Press the Shutter/Record button once
to take a photo or to start or stop recording
Press and hold the Shutter/Record button
to switch between photo and video modes
For your first flight
we recommend choosing an open and unobstructed area
Check the battery level and place the drone on level ground
Remember, the drone should be facing outward with the rear side facing you
power on
Check the battery level of the remote controller and power on
Set the remote controller to N mode before takeoff
Check the battery level of the goggles
power on
and adjust the headband and interpupillary distance
for a clear, comfortable display
Check the screen interface
and make sure no errors occur and GPS signal is sufficient
Power on the motors of the drone
by pushing the control sticks down and inward
then push the left stick up to ascend
The RTH point will be set after takeoff
Please remember the position of your home point
Using mode 2 as an example
In N mode
use the left control stick to adjust flight height and heading
Use the right control stick to fly the drone forward, backward, left, and right
When pushing the right stick to fly forward
you can also push the left stick to the left or right for turning
with customizable roll-angle limits
In N mode, the drone will only slow down when obstacles are detected
It will not stop and hover automatically
You’ll need to manually control the drone to stop or to bypass detected obstacles
After switching to S mode
control logic will remain the same
but the drone’s maximum flight speed will increase to 27 m/s
In S mode, obstacle sensing is disabled
S mode also supports Cruise Control
Press the Start/Stop button to enter Cruise Control
Press again to exit
Once Cruise Control is enabled
the drone will fly forward at a constant speed without any control stick movements
You can also move the right control stick forward or backward
to accelerate or decelerate
For users interested in M mode flight
make sure you have watched the M mode tutorial before flying
and have adequately practiced in the DJI Virtual Flight app
in order to ensure a safe, controlled flight
If an emergency occurs
or you experience loss of orientation
or control during flight in any mode
simply press the Flight Pause/RTH button
and the drone will stop and hover in place
Press and hold the Flight Pause/RTH button
to make the drone automatically return to home
When returning to home
set the drone to N mode
and always keep an eye on the Home Point shown on screen
Pay attention to the surrounding environment when landing
Due to the limitations of GPS precision
there may be small deviations between the set home position
and the actual landing location
You can press the Flight Pause/RTH button again
to cancel Return to Home
In order to avoid any burns caused by overheating
do not detach the propellers immediately after landing
If the drone is lost during flight but the camera view is still available
go to the Find My Drone page
and try to locate it on the map using the camera view
along with flashes and beeps from the drone
If the camera view is not available
you can locate your drone by comparing the coordinates on the Find My Drone page
with the coordinates in your last flight log
Thank you for watching this video
Remember to always be safe and have fun when flying