DJI RS 3
Pro
User Manual
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Camera Status:
indicates a camera control cable or Bluetooth is connected.
Battery Level:
displays the current battery level of the gimbal. Icon
indicates the battery is charged
with a normal charger. Icon
indicates the battery is charged with a quick charger.
Auto Tune
Use auto tune after balancing. The stiffness value is determined by the payload of the gimbal. Use Auto
Tune to obtain the stiffness value automatically after balancing.
The three values indicate the stiffness of the three axes on the auto tune page. Select from Normal and
SuperSmooth mode. Normal mode is suitable for most scenarios, and SuperSmooth mode is for fast-
moving scenarios. It is recommended to use lens-fastening support when using SuperSmooth before
auto tune. The auto tune process takes approximately 15 to 30 seconds.
The motor stiffness adjustment allows you to fine-tune the power that is applied by the motors as they
react and balance the weight on each axis. Make sure you leave an extra margin to ensure stability at
all times. If the stiffness value is too high the gimbal may shake and if the value is too low the gimbal
performance will be affected.
Use auto tune after balancing the camera, changing the lens focal length, or if the gimbal shakes
after changes lenses.
Balance Status
When the status bar shows green, this indicates the gimbal is balanced. If the status bar shows yellow,
the gimbal is slightly unbalanced. The status bar shows red when the gimbal is critically unbalanced. In
this case, re-balance the corresponding axis. To check the balance status of the pan axis, tilt the gimbal
15° left or right and check the status bar.
Follow Mode
The default follow modes can be switched from PF, PTF, and FPV through the Gimbal Mode Switch. The
tilt motor controls the tilt axis to follow, pan motor controls the pan axis to follow, and roll motor controls
the roll axis to follow.
PF:
pan follow, where only the pan axis follows the movement of the grip. Suitable for scenarios such as
shooting emerging walk-through and arc shots or moving from left to right.
PTF:
pan and tilt follow, where both the pan and tilt axes follow the movement of the grip. Suitable for
scenarios when moving up and down or on a slant.
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