More easily perform complex multi-operator shots and maneuvers with the Multilink from DJI. Designed specifically for Inspire 2 and Cendence remote controllers, the Multilink allows for multiple remotes to control different aspects of a drone, as well as share incoming video signals. Multilink allows for one master remote and up to three slave remotes. The slave remotes send commands to the aircraft via the master remote, and the drone's image/video signal is received by the slave remotes directly from the aircraft.

Once set up, the master remote is designated as the pilot and the first slave remote is the gimbal operator. The pilot can control the gimbal as well, but not simultaneously. The second and third operators cannot control the gimbal but can control the camera itself, as can all remote operators. It's designed to connect to your Inspire 2 or Cendence controller, or an optional patch antenna module, directly via the included CAN cable. Simply use the DJI GO 4 app to complete setup and assign each remote's role.

Allows for Multiple Operators of 1 Drone    Connects 2-4 Controllers as Master/Slave    Run Pilot/Gimbal with 2 Remotes    Run Pilot/Gimbal/Camera with 3-4 Remotes    All Commands Route Through Master Remote    Drone Delivers Video to All Controllers    Communication Distance up to 492'

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you change the ratio of the focus wheel, to the focus motor? I am thinking photo lens with short focus through can be hard to get precision focus with a 1:1 wheel

A: Yes you can there are two ways one is manual the other way is to change the setting of the brain or change the position sensor setting you can have multiple focus points that will enable to different ratios

Q: 2. Hi. I'm wondering if the motor can handle heavier and stiffer cine lenses? Or Is it made only for photo lenses?

A: Motor is a beast not problems...

Q: 3. Is it safe to change settings on the camera while it is mounted on the Ronin S? What if I have to stop down my aperture? Do I have to stop the gimbal first before touching the camera to change the setting?

A: Yes, you will be able to safely adjust camera settings while your camera is mounted on the Ronin S.

Q: 4. It's support d750,canon and 6dmark ii..with which lense

A: Here is a link to DJI's compatibility list for the Ronin-S. This shows the various cameras and lenses it has been tested for. https://bit.ly/2S6yT9s

Q: 5. Are these goggles compatible with the DJI FPV drone?

A: The DJI Goggles 3 are not compatible with the DJI FPV Drone at this time.

Q: 6. Does the Ronin-S provide camera control for the Canon 1DX MKiii?

A: As of writing (9/21/2020), the 1DX Mk III is not on DJI's list of cameras compatible with the Ronin-S. Please see DJI's support page here (https://bit.ly/2FNb82d) for more information. This list is subject to change, and hopefully the camera is made compatible in the future!

Q: 7. Does the new firmware upgrade for the DJI Ronin S have active tracking 3.0 like the SC version?

A: Active Track 3.0 is now shown as a features on the DJI website for this gimbal.

Q: 8. Will I be able to balance a 5dmk3 with a sigma 14-24 2.8 lens. My concern is that this is a very heavy lens and won’t be able to balance it correctly because the lens will make it front heavy.

A: This set up should work for the Ronin S, but as you suggested, it may indeed be front heavy. To off set that, we would recommend the SmallRig Counterweight Mounting Plate for DJI Ronin-S Gimbal (SMBSS2308) with counter weights (SMAAW2284).

Q: 9. Why is this suddenly unavailable in the USA? Nobody is selling them anymore.

A: Unfortunately DJI has discontinued production of the Focus Wireless Follow Focus System. The latest version is DDJI Focus Handwheel.

Q: 10. Does DJI focus wheel 2 works with DJI Osmo Pro to adjust focus, aperture and zoom?

A: I don't know about zoom. I only use it for focus and aperture. It works pretty well. I use it to shoot moving bike shots for the bike industry.