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How do I bind the DJI Air Unit and Transmitter for my GEPRC CineLog25 HD Runcam Link Wasp CineWhoop drone?

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LaLena
12/17/2025, 09:20:38 AM

Binding the DJI Air Unit to your transmitter is essential for controlling your GEPRC CineLog25 HD Runcam Link Wasp CineWhoop drone. Here's how to do it:

If you purchased a GEPRC CineLog25 HD kit (including goggles and transmitter), the binding might already be done at the factory. If you bought the drone separately, you'll need to bind the Air Unit with both the goggles and transmitter.

First, bind the Air Unit with your DJI goggles:

  1. Power on your goggles, transmitter, and drone.
  2. On the goggles, press the bind button twice. You should hear a sound indicating the goggles are in bind mode.
  3. Press the bind button on the Air Unit. The indicator light on the Air Unit will change from green to red, signaling it's in bind mode.
  4. Once the Air Unit indicator light turns back to green and you see the video feed in your goggles, the binding is successful.

Next, bind the Air Unit with your transmitter:

  1. On the transmitter, simultaneously press and hold the recording key, custom key C, and the right wheel key. You will hear a sound, and the status indicator LED will turn blue and flash slowly, indicating bind mode.
  2. Press the bind button on the Air Unit. The Air Unit's indicator light will change from green to red, indicating it's binding.
  3. When the transmitter's indicator light turns green and the Air Unit's indicator light turns green, the binding is complete.

Following these steps should successfully bind your DJI Air Unit and transmitter with your GEPRC CineLog25 HD Runcam Link Wasp CineWhoop drone. For further assistance or troubleshooting, consult the GEPRC user manual or contact their support directly.

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