Diamond Dog
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Installed a 900X PLus 2 channel and a Cell Link Neo Battery
When I turn on the car, it goes into normal recording. When I turn off the car it says "powering down" shortly after it says "wifi connected" and sometimes before the "wifi connected speech can complete" and does not go into parking mode.
When I unplug the power cable, it tests at 13.9 V and then plug it back in, it does not turn on the camera. I have to start the car and it turns on and when I turn off it again powers down instead of going into paring mode.
Can anyone help? Should I be testing anything in addition to DC volts with my voltmeter?
- This issue occurs whether or not I use the Samsung Pro Endurance 128 GB card or the Blackvue OEM card
- Formatted the card in ExFAT and then updated to most current firmware from Blackvue site on my PC
- copied the folder to a freshly formatted SD card, inserted and let the camera do the rest
- Dashcam in plugged unto the "output port" of battery. Input is set to HIGH as its hard wired
- Cellink App shows 100% charged and 14 V outputs. When you turn off ignition it drops to 13.9 or 13.8 at times and remains steady
- When the car runs it will read as high as 14.26 V
- Took a voltmeter to the end of the male plug that plugs into the dashcam. It reads 13.9 at all times
- Checked my Blackvue settings via the app and it shows that parking mode should record (not off and not motion)
- All the cutoff settings are off and not enabled
- I downgraded to 1.0 version of firmware on the OEM SD card and it did not help
When I turn on the car, it goes into normal recording. When I turn off the car it says "powering down" shortly after it says "wifi connected" and sometimes before the "wifi connected speech can complete" and does not go into parking mode.
When I unplug the power cable, it tests at 13.9 V and then plug it back in, it does not turn on the camera. I have to start the car and it turns on and when I turn off it again powers down instead of going into paring mode.
Can anyone help? Should I be testing anything in addition to DC volts with my voltmeter?
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