FAQ

The motors of DJI RSC 2 are 50% more powerful than those of Ronin-SC. Equipped with a 1-inch black-and-white screen and Front Dial, DJI RSC 2 also features a foldable design, allowing it to adapt to any scenario with more flexibility.

Please follow the steps and activate DJI RSC 2:
1. Press the power button and hold to power on the gimbal;
2. Enable Bluetooth on your mobile device;
3. Launch the Ronin app, register/log in with your DJI account, select DJI RSC 2 on the equipment list, enter the default password 12345678, and follow the app's instructions to activate. A network connection is required throughout the activation;
4. DJI RSC 2 will enter sleep mode after successful activation. Press the power button twice to exit sleep mode before use.

Please follow the steps to update the firmware of DJI RSC 2:
1. Press the power button and hold to power on the gimbal;
2. Launch the Ronin app, connect to the gimbal, and select DJI RSC 2 on the equipment list;
3. Whenever there is a new firmware version available for update, you will see a prompt on the top of the main interface of the Ronin app, tap "Update Now" and do not turn off the gimbal or exit the app until firmware update is complete. When the update is done, you will be prompted by a pop-up window. Tap Exit to finish firmware update;
4. If the firmware update fails, please restart the gimbal and try again.

No. The power and data ports on DJI RSC 2 is not waterproof or dustproof. Please keep away from water and dust during use.

The primary material used or DJI RSC 2's construction is aluminum alloy.

Press and hold the power button to power on/off the gimbal.

With the multi-camera control cable, DJI RSC 2 can provide power to some camera models. Refer to the DJI Ronin Series Compatibility Search for more information on cameras that support this feature: www.dji.com/rsc-2

When powered on: When DJI RSC 2 is in Upright mode, rotate the lock knob to lower the gimbal, then tighten the knob, press the trigger twice and the gimbal will automatically switch to Briefcase mode;
When powered off: When DJI RSC 2 is in Upright mode, rotate the lock knob to lower the gimbal, then tighten the knob, power on the gimbal and it will automatically enter Briefcase mode;

1. Power Button
Press and hold: Power on and off
Press once or twice: Enter or exit sleep mode

2. Trigger
Press once (when the Ronin RavenEye Image Transmission System is mounted and turned on): Start ActiveTrack
Press and hold: Enter Lock mode
Press twice: Recenter the gimbal
Press three times: Enter Portrait mode

3. Front Dial
Electronic focusing (default setting)

4. Camera Control Button
Press halfway: Control auto focus
Press once: Start or stop recording
Press and hold: Take photos

5. Joystick
Push up or down: Control the tilt direction (by default)
Push left or right: Control the pan direction (by default)

6. M Button
Press once: Switch user profiles
Press and hold: Enter Sport mode
Press and hold while pressing the trigger twice: Lock Sport mode (eliminates the need to hold the button), repeat to exit
Press twice: Enter Portrait mode, repeat to exit
Press three times: Enter Roll 360. Repeat to exit. In Roll 360, push the joystick to the left or right side twice
and the camera will rotate automatically. Press the trigger twice to stop.
Press and hold the M Button and trigger: Auto Calibration

No. DJI RSC 2 has increased battery capacity to support up to 14 hours of battery life and allow use while charging. Use PD or QC 2.0 18W charger for fast charging.

We do not list maximum payload as camera setups can vary; however, we have tested DJI RSC 2 with a dynamic payload of 3.0 kg during handheld use.

Select "Motor auto tune" on the main screen of the DJI RSC 2, and enable SuperSmooth in the menu. After enabling SuperSmooth, select "Calibrate" to perform gimbal calibration for better stabilization.
Notes: Before using the SuperSmooth, ensure the lens is properly fixed to the gimbal with the lens-fastening strap.

Compared with normal stabilization:
1. SuperSmooth can stabilize lenses of up to 100mm equivalent focal length and can generally capture more stabilized footage than is possible with normal gimbal use;
2. SuperSmooth requires a lens support and lens-fastening strap before use.

DJI RSC 2 can be used for up to 14 hours when the battery is fully charged and the gimbal is well balanced.

When using an 18W charger, DJI RSC 2 can be fully charged in 2 hours.

Yes (except in high/low temperatures)

It is recommended to use chargers that comply with PD or QC 2.0 fast charging protocol with a charging power of 18W to charge the battery of DJI RSC 2. Any charger with higher power will only be charging DJI RSC 2 at 18W.

The Ronin app supports Ronin 2, Ronin-S, Ronin-SC, DJI RS 2, and DJI RSC 2.

When using DJI RSC 2, you can set up to five waypoints for Timelapse and up to 10 waypoints for Track. You can find operation guidance for Timelapse and Track in the tutorial: "DJI RSC 2 - Intelligent Features"

Yes. You can adjust parameters like ISO and exposure when using certain cameras with DJI RSC 2 in the Ronin app. You can set parameters in "Create" -> "Camera Settings.”You can also use the OLED screen to enter the front dial settings page and select a parameter to be controlled by the front dial, such as ISO and aperture. For compatible camera models, please refer to the Ronin Series Compatibility Search at dji.com.

Underslung mode: Enter sleep mode, put DJI RSC 2 upside down, turn the roll axis 180°, and then exit sleep mode;
Flashlight mode: Hold DJI RSC 2 horizontally;
Re-center: Press the trigger twice;
Selfie mode: Press the trigger three times;
Sleep mode: Press the Power button twice to enter sleep mode, and then press twice again to exit sleep mode;
3D Roll 360: Select 3D Roll 360 in Follow Mode in the main screen of DJI RSC 2;
Sport mode: Press and hold the M button to enter Sport mode, and then release the button to exit the mode.
Remain in Sport mode: Press and hold the M button and press the trigger twice to remain in Sport mode. Repeat to exit Sport mode;
Portrait mode: Press the M button twice, or tap Portrait in the Follow Mode.

When tracking a person, we suggest pressing the trigger once to select the subject in the center of the frame. When tracking an object, we suggest framing the subject for more accurate recognition.

To get smooth footage, we suggest setting the tracking speed to 20 when using a lens of 24mm-equivalent focal length. Note: data was measured on Sony α7 III. Increase the tracking speed for equivalent focal lengths less than 24 mm, and vice versa.

DJI RSC 2 can follow one subject at a time during ActiveTrack.

No, DJI RSC 2 can only use ActiveTrack 3.0 with the RavenEye Image Transmission System.

When DJI RSC 2 is connected to Ronin RavenEye Image Transmission System, photos and videos are saved in two ways:
1. On the SD card in the camera;
2. On the SD card and the mobile device. If you want to cache in the mobile device, please follow these instructions: In the image transmission interface of the Ronin app, tap the Settings icon on the upper left corner, select "Shutter," and select "Cache" or "Shoot + Cache." If you choose "Cache," the mobile device will start caching after tapping the shutter, whereas the SD card will not save the photos and videos. If you choose "Shoot + Cache," the mobile device will start caching after tapping the shutter, and the SD card will save the photos and videos as well.
Note: Videos cached in the mobile devices are 1080p/30fps. Android systems save footage in the album; iOS systems save footage in the Ronin app, and the user can download to album during playback.

The ActiveTrack function of DJI RSC 2 requires the Ronin RavenEye Image Transmission System. Before using ActiveTrack, please ensure all connections needed are in place. Please refer to the tutorial "Installation and Operation of Ronin RavenEye Image Transmission System."
1. Enter the Ronin app's image transmission interface. When the center frame aims at the subject, press the trigger once to start ActiveTrack;
2. Enter the image transmission interface in the Ronin app, enable ActiveTrack, and frame the subject to follow. The frame will turn green once selecting the subject is possible.
Note: If the tracking frame turns red, it means the subject is lost. Please exit ActiveTrack and frame the subject again.

Approximately 25 meters in environments free of interference and obstruction. Note: This distance was measured on iPhone XS in an open area.

DJI RSC 2 has dual-layer quick-release plates. The DJI R Quick-Release Plate (Lower) is compatible with Manfrotto 501 standard. The DJI R Quick-Release Plate (Upper) is compatible with both Arca-Swiss and Manfrotto equipment, such as tripods and stabilizers. However, not all third-party Arca-Swiss and Manfrotto quick-release plates can be used on DJI RSC 2.

We suggest using phones within 65 to 90 mm in width. If the phone is narrower than the minimum width, attach a phone case and try again.

The DJI R phone holder is compatible with DJI RSC 2. Only the clamp is compatible Ronin-S and Ronin-SC, whereas the base mount is not compatible with these two models.

Only the clamp is compatible with DJI RSC 2, whereas the base mount is not compatible.

Please check the appendix: "Ronin S, Ronin SC, DJI RS 2, and DJI RSC 2 Universal Accessory List."

1. Use RavenEye Image Transmission System;
2. Use the Ronin app to control remotely via Bluetooth.

Connect the RavenEye Image Transmission system to the camera via HDMI cable to use it remotely from the gimbal.

The third-party motor should be compatible with the 12mm Focus Motor Rod to work with the DJI Ronin Focus Motor.

RavenEye internal battery lasts approximately 3.5 hours.

It takes approximately 2.5 hours to charge the RavenEye internal battery fully.