DJI Focus Pro Motor

The motor is officially compatible with DJI RS 4 Pro, RS 4, RS 3 Pro, and RS 3. While it mounts on 15mm rods, full electronic control functionality requires these specific DJI gimbals and compatible control units.

The transmission distance is up to 160 meters in unobstructed, interference-free environments compliant with FCC regulations, and up to 100 meters compliant with CE/SRRC/MIC (Japan) standards.

The motor can be powered through compatible third-party devices or directly from the gimbal (on RS 4/RS 4 Pro). However, *never* use additional power sources if the motor is already powered by a DJI Focus Pro Grip, as this can cause damage.

The product description mentions attachment rods, a rod mount, and screws, but does not explicitly state the lens gear is included. It is designed to work with lenses that have focus/zoom rings, often requiring a separate lens gear to be attached to the lens.

The DJI Focus Pro Motor features a latency of only 10ms, providing very responsive control.

Yes, the DJI RS 4 Pro can support up to two Focus Pro Motors simultaneously. The DJI RS 4 model only supports one motor.

The Automated Manual Focus (AMF) system, which the Focus Pro Motor is part of, allows for independent AMF lens control, combining the precision of manual focus with the convenience of automated adjustments.

Ensure the motor is properly powered and paired with the control unit. Check cable connections and verify compatibility with your gimbal and control accessories. Restart the gimbal and motor.

Check for any physical obstructions around the lens or motor gears. Ensure the lens gear is properly attached and aligned. Verify firmware is up-to-date for both the motor and the gimbal.

Ensure the motor is not being over-driven for extended periods in extreme environmental conditions. Check for proper ventilation. If the issue persists, contact DJI support.

Confirm that the RS 4 Pro supports dual motors. Ensure both motors are correctly mounted, powered, and paired individually via the app. Check cable routing to prevent interference.