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How to Enable Cruise Control on DJI Drones
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To use cruise control, we must assign it
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to one of the buttons of the remote
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control.
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I will show you how to do it on the RC2
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controller.
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We access the settings of DJI Fly app
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via the three dots icon on the top
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right. In the control tab, we find
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button customization where we can assign
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specific functions to the two buttons on
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the back of the controller. The C1
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button is set to recenter tilt down
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gimbal and I keep it this way as it is a
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useful option.
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I then assign cruise control to the C2
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button.
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Other controllers like RC and one of the
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Mini3 Pro have only a single button, but
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it is still possible to assign it to
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cruise control.
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When flying, we can start a move. Let's
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say simply advancing at a low speed.
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If we hit the C2 button, cruise control
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will be activated as shown by a message
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on the left of the screen and aircraft
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will keep flying in the same direction
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at the same speed. Notice how the
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horizontal and vertical speed indicators
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at the lower left have turned from white
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to yellow with lock icons to indicate
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that the speed is now constant.
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To exit cruise control, we can tap again
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on the C2 button or hit the red cross on
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the left of the screen or tap on the
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left button on the front of the remote
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controller.