If you see an image like this, it means that your drone is ONLY supported by using Onboard DJI Waypoints and the Dronelink app is not required.
Which drones have onboard only support?
Drones such as the Air 3, Mavic 4 Pro and Mini 5 Pro have onboard only support. To check your drone, open dronelink.com/download and select it. The page shows the support level and the plans for your drone.
What can I fly?
You can fly mapping, waypoint and orbit missions with automatic capture. In DJI Fly, start interval photos or video manually when the mission starts. Plan the mission in the web mission planner. Convert the plan to DJI Waypoints, export a KMZ file, and run the mission in the DJI app.
Follow the steps in Onboard DJI Waypoint Missions - Convert and Export to KMZ. That article names the plans that include KMZ export.
The Dronelink app does not connect to these drones. For this reason, you cannot use the free connection test with them.
What does Onboard Only Support Mean? How does it work?
The drone is only supported using the Onboard DJI Waypoints workflow, which requires exporting a KMZ file from the web based Dronelink mission planner, and uploading the KMZ file to the DJI App, and running it from the DJI App. The Dronelink mobile app will not connect to your drone and is not required. Only the Dronelink web interface for mission planning is needed.
Learn more about Onboard DJI Waypoint Missions.
Why is this different than other drones with full Dronelink support?
For these drones, DJI has not provided support in their SDK (software development kit), which is what enables Dronelink to provide full support. Instead of running the mission within the Dronelink app, Dronelink enables exporting missions to a KMZ format accepted by the DJI app. This allows users to use the powerful Dronelink mission planner and visualization tools for these drones; however other features for flight execution and operations management will not be available.