Start Up Sequence?

[Realtor Bob]

What is correct? Should I Start the DJI Go App BEFORE or AFTER I power up my Controller and Phantom 3?

DID a Search, found nothing.

 

[msinger]

This sequence seems to work best for most people:

• Turn on the remote controller
• Turn on the Phantom
• Wait ~30 seconds
• Connect the Wi-Fi on the mobile device
  
• Start DJI GO

 

[Jim49]

Between wait and start DJI Turn on wifi, seems to help me


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[kavy]

For a standard I do the following:

Start RC
Start Quad
Wait for Wi-Fi to pop up
Connect Wi-Fi
Start Go or Litchi

I found that Litchi is super picky if I don't follow that pattern and I get the disconnected message on Android. On iOS Litchi is way less picky

 

[DanMan32]

Go app is picky on my Samsung but that's connecting via USB on my P3A. I have to powercycle my tablet to get the app to connect.

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[grin factor]

As per msinger, works for me

 

[mdowney58]

Every once in a while, I had connection issues between my phone, and the controller's WiFi, meaning the Phantom was using precious battery while I attempted that connection,so I do
Contoller
Wait 20 seconds
Connect phone to controller's WiFi
Open Go
Then turn on the Phantom last

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[HarleyKen]

Every once in a while, I had connection issues between my phone, and the controller's WiFi, meaning the Phantom was using precious battery while I attempted that connection,so I do
Contoller
Wait 20 seconds
Connect phone to controller's WiFi
Open Go
Then turn on the Phantom last

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That is what I do. Then wait for the AC warm up and wait and wait and wait![emoji13]


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[Sky Wombat]

I generally power on RC, start DJO Go & then P3P. When P3P connects the DJI Go says camera connected etc., and brings up the camera view.
So I guess answer is whatever works?
I figure we are all going to be paranoid wondering what the sequence actually is