Phantom 4 RTK

[Mitchman79]

Is there a sd card slot on the right side of the controller? I just got a used one and the drone itself is not recognizing it.

 

[captainmilehigh]

Yes, the DJI Phantom 4 RTK remote controller is equipped with a built-in micro-SD card slot.
While the micro-SD card in the aircraft itself is primarily used for saving captured photos, videos, and raw RTK data, the card slot on the controller serves a few specific purposes:

• Importing/Exporting Missions: You can load .MIS mission files onto the micro-SD card and easily import them directly into the DJI GS RTK app on your controller.
• Firmware Updates: It allows you to quickly load firmware updates onto the controller when needed.
• Log Storage: It can be used for saving and backing up controller system logs or operation data.

 

[captainmilehigh]

To link your DJI Phantom 4 RTK (P4R) to its remote controller, turn on both devices and launch the DJI GS RTK app. Navigate to Menu > RC Settings > Linking. Next, use a paperclip or pen to press the link button on the side of the drone until it turns solid green to complete the process.

Detailed Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Power On: Turn on both the remote controller and the Phantom 4 RTK aircraft.
2. Launch the App: Open the DJI GS RTK app on your remote controller's screen and tap Fly to enter the camera view.
3. Enter Linking Mode:
   • Tap the three dots in the top-right corner to open Settings.
   • Tap on the RC Icon to open the controller settings.
   • Ensure your pairing mode is set to Single Device.
   • Tap on Linking. The remote controller will start beeping and searching for the aircraft.
4. Link the Aircraft: Locate the circular link button on the side of the Phantom 4 RTK drone (located near the SD card slot). Use a paperclip or pen to press and hold the button for about two seconds until its indicator light turns solid green.
5. Confirm: The beeping on your controller will stop, and a "Aircraft Linked" or "Linking Complete" prompt will appear on your screen.