DJI Mini 3 Pro - How to Factory Reset (Step-by-Step Guide)
May 10, 2022, the day the Mini 3 Pro was launched and took the drone world by storm.
Whether a beginner, drone enthusiast, VLogger, or seasoned Pro, the Mini 3 Pro has something for everyone. It does a lot and does a lot correctly.
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Although this might be the case, there are some who are looking to move on from the Mini 3 Pro, perhaps selling or gifting the unit.
Maybe they really want to get into FPV, especially with the DJI Avata out now, or they are looking to jump into a larger prosumer drone like the Mavic 3.
There might be some that are looking to get the Mini 3 Pro back to where it was when they initially purchased it, to flush out some bugs they might be experiencing.
Regardless of the reason, many are wondering if the Mini 3 Pro can be factory reset, and if so, how?
While the Mini 3 Pro drone cannot be factory reset, per se, the Mini 3 Pro and RC-N1 Remote Controller firmware can be rolled back using the DJI Assistant 2 (Consumer Drones Series) software. On the other hand, the DJI RC Remote Controller can be factory reset, from within the preloaded DJI Fly software on the remote controller.
We will be discussing how to perform all of these rollbacks and resets for the Mini 3 Pro, RC-N1, and DJI RC.
DJI Assistant 2 (Consumer Drone Series)
In order to access either the Mini 3 Pro or RC-N1 controller for a firmware rollback, the DJI Assistant 2 software needs to be installed on your PC or Mac.
To do so, go to the Mini 3 Pros download center, located here.
On the downloads page, choose the correct version for the computer operating system you are working on, either Mac or Windows.
After you have downloaded the software, install it using the normal methods of installation for your computer type.
Now that the software is installed, we can go through the steps for each piece of equipment.
Mini 3 Pro Firmware
If your Mini 3 Pro has firmware that can be rolled back to a previous version, follow these steps:
STEP 1: Connect the USB-C cable that came with the Mini 3 Pro to your PC or Mac. Without connecting the Mini 3 Pro, open the DJI Assistant 2 software and log in to your DJI account.
STEP 2: There will be a screen showing that the Mini 3 Pro will then need to be connected. With the USB-C cable that came with the Mini 3 Pro, connect the drone to the computer via the USB-C cable.
STEP 3: After the Mini 3 Pro is connected, the DJI Assistant 2 software will recognize the drone. Press the DJI Mini 3 Pro icon on the Connected Devices screen.
STEP 4: On the Firmware Update tab, you will see a listing of Mini 3 Pro firmware versions. If you can downgrade to a previous version, the option will be highlighted in blue.
For my Mini 3 Pro (I know, it’s not on the newest firmware release), there are two upgrades available, a refresh and a Downgrade.
Choose the option that works for your particular situation.
RC-N1 Remote Controller Firmware
Like with the Mini 3 Pro firmware roll-back, the RC-N1 will need to be connected to the DJI Assistant 2 software.
STEP 1: Connect the USB-C cable that came with the Mini 3 Pro to your PC or Mac. Without connecting the Mini 3 Pro, open the DJI Assistant 2 software and log in to your DJI account (if you have not already done so prior).
STEP 2: There will be a screen showing that the RC-N1 Remote Controller will then need to be connected. With the USB-C cable that came with the Mini 3 Pro, connect the RC to the computer via the USB-C cable.
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