DJI Pocket 2 Gimbal Camera Creator Combo

This is usually caused by incorrect balancing or a calibration issue. Check the following:

• Check that the camera or phone is mounted correctly.
• Balance all axes before powering on the gimbal.
• Run Auto Calibration or System Calibration from the DJI Ronin or DJI Mimo app.
• Place the gimbal on a stable, level surface during calibration.
• Restart the gimbal after calibration completes.

A motor overload warning occurs when the gimbal motors are working harder than they should.

Common causes are:

• The camera or phone not balanced correctly.
• The payload exceeds the supported weight limit.
• Gimbal locks or transport locks not removed.
• Obstructions preventing free movement.
• Heavy filters or accessories added after balancing.

Try the following:

• Power off the gimbal.
• Remove any obstructions.
• Rebalance all axes.
• Perform Auto Tune (RS/Ronin models).
• Restart the device.

If your gimbal will not connect to Bluetooth, try the following:

• Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on the mobile device.
• Verify the DJI app has Bluetooth and location permissions.
• Remove the existing Bluetooth pairing and reconnect.
• Reset the gimbal's Bluetooth settings.
• Update the DJI Mimo or Ronin app to the latest version.
• Restart both the phone and gimbal.

Excessive vibration can be related to poor balance or incorrect motor settings. Try the following:

• Rebalance the camera setup carefully.
• Run Auto Tune (Ronin/RS series).
• Check that all locks, plates, and screws are tightened.
• Remove accessories that were added after balancing.
• Update the firmware.

If your gimbal won't centre itself when powered on, try the following:

• Verify the camera/phone is correctly mounted and balanced.
• Double-press the trigger or use the recenter function.
• Run Auto Tune.
• Perform System Calibration.
• Restart the gimbal and test again.