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DJI GL900A Remote Controller

DJI identifies GL900A as the Matrice 200 Series V2 remote controller. It uses a removable WB37 4920 mAh 7.6 V battery, provides USB, SDI and HDMI image outputs, and is rated up to four hours when not charging a display device. The V2 OcuSync 2.0 system has an 8 km FCC/NCC or 5 km CE/MIC/SRRC unobstructed radio-test limit. DJI says the original M200 Series controller cannot operate V2 aircraft; verify the exact GL900A label and firmware.

Remote ControllerMatrice 200 Series V2Official specsInspection
GL900ADJI MODEL
8/5 kmFCC/CE RADIO TEST
WB37CONTROLLER BATTERY
DJISOURCE

Quick Answer

GL900A is the V2-series controller with a WB37 battery. Do not pair a first-generation M200 remote with V2 aircraft; do not infer reverse cross-generation pairing without DJI confirmation.

Specifications

ModelGL900A
Confirmed aircraft generationMatrice 200 V2, Matrice 210 V2 and Matrice 210 RTK V2
Video transmissionOcuSync 2.0 when paired with the M200 V2 aircraft generation
DJI radio test8 km FCC/NCC; 5 km CE/MIC/SRRC, unobstructed and free of interference
Video outputsUSB, SDI and HDMI per DJI V2 controller FAQ
Power supplyRemovable WB37 Intelligent Battery, 4920 mAh / 7.6 V
Controller runtimeUp to 4 hours with full WB37 when not charging a display
Controller chargingWB37 about 2 h 24 min in controller or 1 h 11 min in WCH2 hub
Operating temperature-20 to 50 °C
Generation warningFirst-generation M200 controller is not compatible with V2 aircraft
Official sourcehttps://www.dji.com/support/product/matrice-200-series-v2

Compatibility Notes

GL900A is the V2-series controller with a WB37 battery. Do not pair a first-generation M200 remote with V2 aircraft; do not infer reverse cross-generation pairing without DJI confirmation.

Inspection Checklist

Model identity

Read the exact printed controller model code and match the aircraft generation before pairing.

Controls and ports

Check stick centering, mode switch, gimbal dial, physical output ports and mobile/display path.

Battery and radio

Check charging, antenna integrity and a safe short-range link with compatible current firmware.

Common Failure Modes

Wrong controller generation

Similar housing does not prove compatibility; compare the model code and DJI transmission generation.

Control or display fault

Damaged sticks, output ports, display, antenna, battery or stale firmware can interrupt the link.

Repair Notes

  • Confirm exact aircraft/controller labels and firmware before diagnosis.
  • Retest stick calibration, output path and a controlled short-range link after any repair.

Pre-Owned Buying Checks

  • Verify the printed model code and correct aircraft generation.
  • Inspect sticks, outputs, display/phone mount, antennas, battery and charging.
  • Confirm pairing and no current stock claim from the Wiki profile alone.