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If you look at DJI's product specifications on their website, their English looks pretty fine, at least for me (German mother tongue). But for the more technical manuals they leave translations up to the engineers/programmers. However, I'm sure there are quite some engineers at DJI who are able...

Yes, but maybe one of the MK I V2 devices? I simply can't understand why DJI doesn't clearly inform us about the 3 different iOSD versions on the market (V1, V2, MK II) and the upgrade possibilities for each model. They even have a "Frequently Asked Questions" section for each of their...

I agree. The official DJI dealer did help out a couple of times, but now that I've started to use GS, new questions popup. And, as mentioned, DJI tech support is very helpful sometimes (e.g. they remotely installed a new version of GS 4.0.7 on my netbook), but many times I don't get any response...

Exactly the same behavior with me. Thanks for posting. Maybe you should forward this to DJI?

Same problem as peterd and zeng: My iOSD shows 0.xx beta firmware, for which there seems to be no upgrade available but the assistent nevertheless wants me to upgrade first ... I'm probably one of the unlucky V1 guys (I bought my iOSD less than 2 months ago).

I bought my WKM / Multi-WP at my local hobby store which, itself, bought it from an official European DJI dealer. The dealer only wants to answer my questions for money ("training lessons"), DJI support is very helpful sometimes, but pretty often I don't get any response at all. So what shall I...

After using DJI's WKM system and Ground Station-based waypoint flying, I have mixed feelings. There are outstanding things like WKM's stabilization capabilities and much more, but there are also issues here and there. If I'm going to confront DJI with my personal "feelings" they probably won't...

It's a pitty if you get beta-firmware delivered already, but if you then cannot upgrade, that's more than irritating. I wonder would will happen with my IOS (V1)...

Good to hear that from an official site, thanks. So, apart from the camera compatibility issue, there is not difference between a iOSD and an IOSD Mark II.

@VINF550: I just realize that you are also using 2.4 Datalink. Do you use Ground Station too, though?

So it is possible to do a firmware upgrade on "old" iOSD too, right? Does that also include the logging capabilities or what exactly is the difference between an upgarded iOSD and an iOSD Mark II?

Good to know - although I would wish many others things first ;-) IMHO it's somehow odd to use one and the same tx, once as an ordinary model R/C, once as a stupid input device (joystick), sending it's commands via GS/datalink. But the way GS is currently implemented, I also considered that...

I have initiated "Go home" a few times and never observed such an issue. Unfortunately I had to give up X3 for "Go home" in favour of manual gimbal control. That's why I reprogrammed my tx to send WKM into failsafe mode upon flipping a switch. I hope it will have the same effect, RTH (and...

Do I understand this right, RTH triggered via "Go Home" switch (WKM X3 "channel") doesn't work either, not just failsafe?

There seems to be no way (of using my Futaba R6203SB's channels 1..3). In order to not only control the gimbal pitch but also the camera shutter, I have to add a 2nd receiver. The manual claimes that WKM can use the first 8 S-Bus channels but, in fact, it can only handle channel 1..7...

I mainly use my multicopter for aerial photography and filming. If possible, I operate the camera myself, that was one of the reasons for buying a multi-waypoint license. GS is pretty ok, but not intuitive at all. And, even worse, it is not very well designed for outdoor / in-the-field use...

You can trigger the camera via SBus, i.e., via WKM? What about "failsafe" - have you assigned a channel therefore?

And on Tx-side, I cannot do anything, I think. If the WKM uses the same S-Bus channels (Ch1 .. Ch7) as my separate Rx-channels (Ch1 .. Ch3), there is nothing to configure on Tx-side, right?

I've read the manual but as far as I'm aware of, the R6203SB has nothing similar to R6208SB's B-mode, where one can remap the separate channels to Ch9..Ch16. Am I wrong?

I'm using a Futaba R6203SB receiver, unfortunately I cannot remap the 3 separate channels (Ch1, Ch2 and Ch3) to a range above 7/8. Like that it seems to be impossible to control a 2-axis gimbal through WKM without giving up one of the other switching functions. In the WKM manual they talk about...