Firmware Upgrade

1. Connect the controller

Plug the keyed 5-pin JST signal connector into the side port beside the Mode / Start buttons. Route the cable out through the front panel, then connect the other end to your computer by USB-A or USB-C.

2. Prepare the package

Extract the supplied ZIP package to a folder on your computer. It contains Uploader.exe, the current Hex firmware file and older firmware files for rollback when needed.

3. Upload the firmware

Open Uploader.exe and follow the four actions below. The transfer normally completes in less than 20 seconds.

4. What changes after the upgrade

The controller LED presents a two-row menu. The first row keeps the established single-exposure programs; the second row adds AEB panorama programs.

Mode 1 — Standard Exposure

Mode 1 > 1.6X-2.5X-1X is the familiar standard capture group.

Mode 2 — AEB Exposure

Mode 2 > 2.AEB-Pano adds bracketed panorama modes. Set the DJI RC 2 camera to AEB and allow enough time delay for the aircraft to write every exposure.

5. Controls and interruption

Start is the left confirmation button. Mode is the right selection button, pause control and return-to-main-menu control.

Pause and resume

During a capture, short-press Mode once to show Pause. Short-press it again to continue from the same point.

Return to the main menu

Hold Mode for 3 seconds during a capture or submenu to stop the current process and return to the main menu. This replaces the old power-cycle reset method.

6. Standard capture programs

The original modes remain available: 6X-V-0 vertical at 0° with 36 columns; 6X-H-0 horizontal with 13 layers down; 6X-H-15 starting at +15° with 15 layers down; 2.5X-V-0; 2.5X-H-0; and 1X-UP-70, which begins at +70° and descends to the bottom.

7. AEB panorama: interval settings

Choose 6X-V-AEB, 2.5X-V-AEB or 1X-V-AEB from the second row. Press Start to open AEB Interval, use Mode to select 2–10 seconds, then press Start again to begin.

Available intervals: 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 seconds.

Recommended starting intervals for 3-shot AEB RAW

• 6X-V-AEB — 3.0 seconds
• 2.5X-V-AEB — 2.5 seconds
• 1X-V-AEB — 7 seconds
• Test the actual interval before a formal shoot. Each mode keeps its interval value, but changing the AEB shot count requires a new interval setting.

8. Capture warnings

• With 6× and 3-shot AEB RAW, the workflow is close to the system limit. One horizontal run of 372 positions can use about 75–80% of a battery.
• Start near the launch or intended capture position to reserve battery for the matrix. In altitude-limited areas, remain 5 m below the ceiling and avoid repeated limit warnings, which can interfere with triggering or saving.

9. Auto-Leveling (Centering)

Firmware V2.53 automatically establishes the gimbal's horizontal zero before every capture program: it points the camera down, then returns to the 0° horizon after about 1–2 seconds, before executing the selected program. This applies to all modes, including 1X-UP-70, whose upward starting angle is now set automatically.

10. Progress screen and support

The AEB capture screen shows the capture percentage, total frame count and current frame. When capture is complete, the controller returns to the main menu. For assistance, contact vr@super720.com.