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Import KMZ on remote control
DJI Fly does not have a built-in direct KMZ import function for its consumer drone app; instead, you must manually transfer the file to the controller's file system, often by overwriting a dummy KMZ file you first create in the app and use third-party tools or a web interface like DJI Flight Hub 2 to convert enterprise KMZ files for consumer drones. DJI Pilot 2, for enterprise drones, allows direct import of KMZ files within the flight route area by creating a new route and selecting the import option. I have created an ADB MTP Tool (KMZ Injector for DJI) for Windows and Mac OS to transfer KMZ missions on DJI RC 2 and Android devices.For DJI Fly (Consumer Drones)
There is no direct import feature within DJI Fly for consumer drones. You must use a workaround that involves manually pla- cing the file into the correct folder on the remote controller.1. Create a Dummy Mission
Launch DJI Fly and create a simple waypoint mission, then save it to generate the necessary folders in the app's data structure .2. Connect to Computer
Connect your DJI RC 2 or RC Pro to a computer via USB (openMTP). For DJI RC use the SD card.3. Access File System
Android Devices: Use a file manager app (like Android File Transfer for Mac, openMTP) to access internal storage. OS Devices: The process is generally easier, as you can directly access the DJI Fly app folder.4. Locate & Replace
Find the internal storage/SD card, then navigate to the folder where DJI Fly stores its waypoint missions (e.g., /Android/data/dji.go.v5/files/waypoint). Copy your externally created KMZ file and replace the dummy mission file with your cus- tom one.5. Run the Mission
Disconnect the controller, launch DJI Fly, and open the mission file; it will now load your custom waypoints.For DJI Pilot 2 (Enterprise Drones)
The DJI Pilot 2 app supports direct import of KMZ files for enterprise drones. 1. Create or Transfer File: Create your KMZ file and transfer it to the DJI RC controller's internal storage or SD card. 2. Open DJI Pilot 2: Launch the app and log in. 3. Navigate to Flight Routes: Go to the flight route area. 4. Import the KMZ: Select the "+" sign, choose "Import KMZ," navigate to your file, and select it. 5. Edit and Save: Set the correct drone and camera type, then save the mission. I use Google drive one the DJI RC Pro/Enterprise for importing KMZ missions.Converting Enterprise KMZ for Consumer Drones
Files exported from the enterprise DJI Flight Hub 2 are different from those used by consumer drones and need conversion. The map-creator can read those files and convert it for DJI Fly.
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Import KMZ on remote control
DJI Fly does not have a built-in direct KMZ import function for its consumer drone app; instead, you must manually transfer the file to the controller's file system, often by overwriting a dummy KMZ file you first create in the app and use third-party tools or a web interface like DJI Flight Hub 2 to convert enter- prise KMZ files for consumer drones. DJI Pilot 2, for enterprise drones, allows direct import of KMZ files within the flight route area by creating a new route and selecting the import option. I have created an ADB MTP Tool (KMZ Injector for DJI) for Windows and Mac OS to transfer KMZ missions on DJI RC 2 and Android devices.For DJI Fly (Consumer Drones)
There is no direct import feature within DJI Fly for consumer drones. You must use a workaround that involves manually pla- cing the file into the correct folder on the remote controller.1. Create a Dummy Mission
Launch DJI Fly and create a simple waypoint mission, then save it to generate the necessary folders in the app's data structure .2. Connect to Computer
Connect your DJI RC 2 or RC Pro to a computer via USB (openMTP). For DJI RC use the SD card.3. Access File System
Android Devices: Use a file manager app (like Android File Transfer for Mac, openMTP) to access internal storage. OS Devices: The process is generally easier, as you can directly access the DJI Fly app folder.4. Locate & Replace
Find the internal storage/SD card, then navigate to the folder where DJI Fly stores its waypoint missions (e.g., /Android/data/dji.go.v5/files/waypoint). Copy your externally cre- ated KMZ file and replace the dummy mission file with your custom one.5. Run the Mission
Disconnect the controller, launch DJI Fly, and open the mission file; it will now load your custom waypoints.For DJI Pilot 2 (Enterprise Drones)
The DJI Pilot 2 app supports direct import of KMZ files for en- terprise drones. 1. Create or Transfer File: Create your KMZ file and trans- fer it to the DJI RC controller's internal storage or SD card. 2. Open DJI Pilot 2: Launch the app and log in. 3. Navigate to Flight Routes: Go to the flight route area. 4. Import the KMZ: Select the "+" sign, choose "Import KMZ," navigate to your file, and select it. 5. Edit and Save: Set the correct drone and camera type, then save the mission. I use Google drive one the DJI RC Pro/Enterprise for importing KMZ missions.Converting Enterprise KMZ for Consumer Drones
Files exported from the enterprise DJI Flight Hub 2 are different from those used by consumer drones and need conversion. The map-creator can read those files and convert it for DJI Fly.
