eaglezz11
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- BlueSkySea B1W
Help me to check its battery voltage when it happens next time, thank you!
Okay, will do!
Help me to check its battery voltage when it happens next time, thank you!
How do you set the voltage cutoff ??Help me to check its battery voltage when it happens next time, thank you!
Oh, ok thanks !It only works the Mini0906 hardwire kit
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Depends on charging system of battery car. If your car has a "smart charging", like many new cars today, the battery voltage could change between 12-15 v even during driving. In the case better to set hardware kit to 11.8 v.I set it to 12.0v. If you think that's the issue, I could do the lowest setting?
... In the case better to set hardware kit to 11.8 v.
If your car battery voltage below 11.4V, I think it will be dead very soon!
The hardwire kit will cut off the dashcam power automatically if it detects low voltage!That was with my engine off, and headlights + high beams on.
The hardwire kit will cut off the dashcam power automatically if it detects low voltage!
Hard to explain it clearly by me! I will have a check with my tech support!The problem is that the power doesn't completely cut off, the dash cam goes into the hibernation mode where it has to be unplugged and plugged in again to turn on properly.
Hard to explain it clearly by me! I will have a check with my tech support!
not exactly. The camera needs +5v power, so if your p/s can keep +5v stable in wide range of input voltage 12-15 v, should be ok for camera.I think that's what is causing people to think that they bricked their cameras. It's actually because the car voltage drops too low for the camera, and it doesn't completely turn off, so it stops working properly instead.
Agreed Kriot, I have had the bricked issue which occured when the device was connected to a stable 5v supply and trying to update firmware. That is now fixed, the subsequent problem occurs in a vehicle with the device plugged into the accessories socket, and occurs sometimes when starting vehiclenot exactly. The camera needs +5v power, so if your p/s can keep +5v stable in wide range of input voltage 12-15 v, should be ok for camera.
In such case I would replace the power adapter, delivered with camera for one, better quality . For example purchase from ebay Orico or Ugreen brands.Agreed Kriot, I have had the bricked issue which occured when the device was connected to a stable 5v supply and trying to update firmware. That is now fixed, the subsequent problem occurs in a vehicle with the device plugged into the accessories socket, and occurs sometimes when starting vehicle
Ok, thank you, will try that.In such case I would replace the power adapter, delivered with camera for one, better quality . For example purchase from ebay Orico or Ugreen brands.
Is that the problem, using a single file and not having the “default” file?
Either that or it is so thoroughly bricked that not even the fix tool can talk to it...