DJI FPV Drone
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This help page demonstrates how to upload your DJI FPV drone flight logs.
Transferring logs from the Goggles to your phone/tablet
To upload your DJI FPV drone flight logs, you will first need to transfer the logs from the Goggles V2 to your phone/tablet. Once the logs are on your device, they can be automatically uploaded to AirData.
Here are instructions for transferring the logs from the Goggles to your phone/tablet:
- Ensure that you are using version 1.3.0 or later of the Fly app.
- After flying, connect your Goggles to your phone/tablet and open DJI Fly. Head to "Profile" "More", and you will see a status bar at the top of the "Flight Data Center" page that displays the synchronization status, as seen below.
- You will see a message at the top, letting you know when the synchronization is complete. Note that you can see the flights that are synced between the Goggles and DJI Fly in the flight list on this "Flight Data Center" page. Now that the flights are transferred from your Goggles to your phone/tablet, proceed to upload them to AirData.
Uploading DJI Fly logs to AirData from your phone/tablet
Please visit the following help articles for instructions on uploading your DJI Fly logs to AirData from your phone/tablet:
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Flight logs need to be transferred from the goggles to a phone or tablet before uploading to AirData. While wireless transfer of logs from the Goggles 3 to a mobile device is not supported for the DJI Neo, you can connect the goggles to your phone or tablet using a cable to facilitate the transfer.
If you’ve attempted this method and are still encountering issues, we’d be happy to assist further. Could you let us know what part of the process isn’t working for you? You can email us at support@airdata.com with more details.
Thank you for your time.
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Teresa
AirData Support
If I browse the files in the goggles when connected they appear as USB Storage1 and in that there are 3 folders DCIM, MISC, and System Volume Information. In System Volume Information there are two files, Both have todays date and time of Dec 20, 2024 @ 10:17AM and are named IndexerVolumeGuid, and WPSettings.dat
In the Other locations, DCIM has 2 items 100MEDIA with has 6 Videos in it and MISC that has 0 items and MISC has 1 directory called THM and is empty and a file called dji_finfo.db that there are no apps that can open this type of file. This file has a date and time of today and the time I opened the directory.