dji GOGGLES Racing Edition User manual

DJI GOGGLES
Racing Edition
Quick Start Guide
V1.0

DJI Goggles Racing Edition
DJI Goggles Racing Edition (hereafter abbreviated as “DJI Goggles”)are equipped
with high-performance displays and an ultra-low latency video downlink for use
with DJITM aircraft, giving you a real-time aerial First Person View (FPV) experience.
DJI Goggles can also be used to display HD videos, bringing you an immersive
high-definition viewing experience. DJI Goggles support head tracking, allowing
aircraft and gimbal to be controlled using head movements, introducing a new
style of flying.*
The DJI Goggles Racing Editionfeatures the advanced OCUSYNCTMvideo
transmission, supporting both theAnalog Video Downlink and 2.4 / 5.8GHz
dual-band Digital Video Downlink, providing a high video downlink performance
with as low as 50ms latency and up to 2km transmission distance, a variety of
Antennas can be usedfor more application scenarios. For third-party racing aircraft,
DJI OcuSync Air Unit can be used directly with DJI Goggles to provide you with
acamera, video transmission, controls and displays integrated, high-quality racing
flight experience.

1. Touch Panel
2. Headband
3. Charging Status Indicator
4. Micro USB Port
5. Headband Knob
6. Speaker
7. Power Button
8. Battery Level Indicators
9. Back Button
10. Function Button
11. Link Button
12. Linking Status Indicator
13. IPD (Interpupillary
Distance) Knob
14. Lens
15. Proximity Sensor
16. Headband Buckle
17. Heat Vent
18. Micro SD Card Slot
19. 3.5 mm Audio Port
20. HDMI Type-D Port
21. Speaker
22. SMAAntenna Port

1. Camera Port
Connect with the DJI OcuSync Camera. Note
that both this port and the camera connector
plug are customize Type-C interface and they
are not compatible with third-party equipment.
2. SBUS Port
Connect with the 3 in 1 Cable(power, S.Bus,
UART), and connect to power, flight controller
and the OSD port based on the sequence
below.
RED: Power
BLACK: Power GND
GRAY: UART RX(Connects toOSD)
WHITE: UART TX (Connects toOSD)
BROWN: GND
YELLOW: SBUS(Connects toFlight Controller
RX)
3. Micro SDCard Slot
Insert Micro SD Card to store the video
recorded.
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4. Antenna Ports
Used to attach the Air Unit antennas.
5. Micro USB Port
Connects to your PC for firmware
upgradesthrough the DJI Assistant 2.
6. PPM Port
Connects to the aircraft’s gimbal with the
PPM Cable to control the aircraft or gimbal by
DJI Goggles. (supported later)
7. Link Button
Press this button to link the DJI OcuSync Air
Unit with the DJI Goggles.
8. Linking Status Indicator
Indicate the linking status of the DJI OcuSync
Air Unit and the DJI Goggles.

Module Connections
Analog Video Downlink
Install the pagoda antenna (SMA interface) to the SMA Port of DJI Goggles directly.
The provided pagoda antenna (SMA interface) also support two-way
digital transmission.A directional antenna with higher gain can be used
for better analogue transmission performance,.
Digital Video Downlink
When using the Digital Video Downlink, In addition to install the pagoda antenna
(SMA interface) to the SMA Port of DJI Goggles, you will also need to install the DJI
OcuSync Air System on a third-party racing aircraft to work with DJI Goggles. Refer
to the below connection illustration and then mount the modules onto the aircraft.

z It is recommended to use a lighter dipole antennawithin a short
distance flight, while a pagoda antenna (SMA interface) or a
cylindrical antenna is recommended when the flight distance is 100 m
or more.
z It is recommended to mount the DJI OcuSync Air Unit with its screw
side facing down.
z The SBUS Port and the PPM Port on the Air Unit are only used when
transmitting the remote control signal, these ports are not need to be
connected if only video downlink is used.
z Place the two antennas on the Air Unit in a mutually vertical manner
and with at least 30mm apart. Note that avoidinggood conductor

block at the antenna level, and keep the bottom of the antennafrom
the good conductor (cable, carbon fiber frame, battery and metal,
etc.) at least 25mm.
You can connect the coach port of a third-party remote controllerand the audio
port onDJI Gogglesthrough the coach cable to transmit the control signal to the
racing aircraft when using the Digital Video Downlink

Installation and Wearing

Check the Battery Level and Charging
Press once to check the battery level.
Press once, then again and hold to turn on/off.
The Battery is fully charged when the Charging Status Indicator or the BatteryLevel
Indicators turn off.
Charge time: ~ 4 hours Maximum run-time: ~ 6 hours

Activation and Connection
First-time activation is required before using your new DJI Goggles.
Ensure all devices are powered on and that the Aircraft is linked with the Remote
Controller. Make sure both are updated to the latest firmware versions.
MAVICTMSeries
INSPIRETM 2
PHANTOMTM 4
Series
SPARKTM**
INSPIRESeries
PHANTOM 4 PRO+
PHANTOM 4 ADVANCED+
Video Play
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OCUSYNCTM Micro USB cable HDMI cable HDMI cable
Press the Link
Buttons on the
Mavic Pro and DJI
Goggles, or enter
Tools > Setting >
Linking Setting
toconnect.
* Prepare an OTG
cable and connect it
to the Micro USB port
of the remote
controller.
Live view only.
Follow the steps below to link with the third-party racing aircraft.
1. Power on the DJI OcuSync Air Unit, press the link button on the air unit with an
appropriate tool when the linking status indicator is solid green, the indicator
will turn solid red when the air unit is waiting for linking.
2. Power on the DJI Goggles, directly press the link button with an appropriate
tool in the main menu, or swipe downward with two fingers on the touch panel
to enter the shortcut menu and select RacingDrone (Digital)> Linking Settings.