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Sure, you can play some commands like camera components, drone being on the table.
You can test any camera commands by creating a blank new plan with no motion components meaning No Path, Orbit, Map, checkpoint etc. The only thing you should have is the purple reference pin. Then add any camera commands you wish to try and see if they work. Then connect the drone and controller and open DL app as usual and load that empty plan and click start. If there is an issue with a particular command it will indicate what it is. As long as there is no motion components the motors won’t start up. You can remove the props for safety if you’re concerned whether or not it will try launching. Hope that helps.
Many thanks Mike!
Very well explained, I will do exactly the same.
Yeah it works great. DJI just puts a ton of commands in the SDK without actually checking each drones specs so many commands won’t work on any drone. This is particularly apparent for video frame rates and resolutions which there are a mass amount of them in there which won’t work at all. Best way to check which ones will work is to look over the DJI spec sheet and only try the camera functions which is supported by the drones firmware. Enjoy….
Can i see this on the DJI spec sheet?
But isn't that the one that is on the DJI homepage to show the technical details of the drone or?
Where can I find this list?
Yes, Just search for “DJI Mini 3 Pro spec sheet.” and it will show the photo and video specs. Simplest way is to understand what the cameras capabilities are when using the DJI Fly app. Only functions which can be performed in the DJI Fly app can be done in DL since that’s what the firmware allows.
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