Manual

DJI Osmo Pocket 3

User Manual

Audio-to-video Sync When enabled, the transmitter will record audio les independently

while the camera is recording video. The recorded audio format

of the transmitter is 24-bit mono WAV. When recording for an

extended period, the audio le will be separated automatically every

30 minutes. The transmitter stops recording when the storage is full.

Low Cut When enabled, the transmitter will automatically lter low-frequency

(below 150 Hz) sounds, thereby making recordings cleaner.

32-Bit Float Recording When enabled, the transmitter can independently record audio

files in 32-bit float, which provides larger dynamic range in post-

production audio correction.

Format Transmitter 1/

Transmitter 2

Tap to format transmitter 1 or transmitter 2. Formatting will

permanently delete all data on transmitter 1 or transmitter 2. Make

sure to back up all required data before formatting.

Transmitter Version Displays the rmware version of the transmitter.

Connecting to DJI Mic

Follow the steps below to connect the DJI Mic to the camera:

1. Power on the DJI Mic receiver and transmitter, and make sure the receiver and transmitter

are linked.

2. Use the USB-C mobile phone adapter (included) to connect the receiver to the USB-C port on

the camera. When connected, an input volume bar is displayed on the touchscreen of the

camera.

3. Press the linking button on the transmitter to start recording while using the transmitter for

audio. Press the linking button again to stop recording.

USB-C Adapter DJI Mic Receiver