DJI H3-2D - Manual (Page 14)

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Test
STEP1. Check List Before Every Flight
For safety reasons, please pay serious attention to all following items Before Every Flight.
(1) Gimbal is installed firmly to aircraft, and camera mounted correctly and stably. Make sure the Lens of
camera is pointing to the aircraft nose direction.
(2) All cables are in correct and firm connection, without anyone in backwards.
(3) Gimbal video signal cable is in good soldered condition if wireless video transmission module used. Make
sure to connect Wireless Video Transmission Unit to GCU first, then power on.
(4) Correct TX settings.
(5) Correct camera settings.
(6) Normal connection between GCU and autopilot system.
(7) Upgrade Autopilot System MC Firmware.
STEP2. Gimbal Test
1. Make sure the batteries are fully charged for transmitter, GCU and all the other devices on your aircraft.
2. Switch on the TX.
3. Turn on the camera first then power up the gimbal and wait for gimbal self-testing.
4. After initializing, camera lens will point to aircraft nose direction, that is, the three axes of gimbal should
be in the condition as the above diagram shows.
5. Toggle the Tilt Control switch on your transmitter, and make sure it is working properly. Then try to feel if
your gimbal moves to the corresponding direction. If not, check your settings.
6. When finishing test, please power off the gimbal first then turn off the camera.
Note:
 If the gimbal is abnormal (unlike the diagram shows) after initializing, turn to Trouble Shooting in
Appendix .
 Keep the power-on gimbal system still and horizontally during test. If you have to hold and move the