I have tried this multiple times myself: these controllers are really 'noisy' and make it very difficult to fly a drone carefully. One could use a simple game controller (Playstation or Xbox both work, as per these instructions), but this is no ideal solution. Your Device Should now look like this in device manager and the DJI software should be able to connect.įinally enjoy your quadcopter the way it is supposed to work.Menu Using a Phantom 2 DJI Controller in AirSim įlying a drone in AirSim requires a controller. Hit Next and allow windows to install the driver software anyway. Now right click that device and click properties and under the Drivers Tab Click Update Driver.Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\DJI Product\DJI driver2.02\source64Īnd Select The Dji Driver "dji_vcom_driver11.inf" and hit Open then OK You should see your device listed under ports as "USB Serial Device (COM#)". Plug your dji device into the computer "supply power from a battery" and open device manager.
Once your computer Starts back up you have to manually install the driver. To choose the setting, You will need to press the F7 key. Once your computer has rebooted you will be able to choose the Troubleshoot option. Hold down the SHIFT key while you click Restart. "You may need to refresh this page several times for this article to display properly."įirst off you need to enable installation of unsigned drivers. So here is how to get your DJI to play nice with Windows 10. DJI does not have signed drivers and windows 10 refuises to install them. I spent hours surfing the web before I found the solution.
I downloaded all the apropriate programs and drivers and created an account with dji to use the software, Pluged in my DJI NAZA M only to have windows install the wrong driver and have DJI's software not detect the device. Just bought a seacond hand DJI NAZA-M today and got it home to tinker around with the settings.
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