Mike1610
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- Dash Cam
- 2 x Innovv C3
Hi Rock,
Thanks for your reply, I have copied your questions and I have responded to them individually below:
Please check your process against the above, to see if any different and keep update.
As stated I have two C3’s, and the problem follows the camera I have with me at the office when I move it from one DVR to the other, I did not have this problem last week with the other camera.
To check cable, you can shake and bend the cable while recording, if recordings all are good, cable should has no problem.
Shaking and bending will cause blue flash frames in the recording, or recording failure, I have had one HTM000.MOV file generated whilst doing this.
Hope this helps . . . Mike
Thanks for your reply, I have copied your questions and I have responded to them individually below:
- Without connection to computer, Power on Camera, to see how it works?
- Which SD card do you use? it would be class 10, 16gb or 32gb.
- Which version of Windows are you using? C3 works for Win 7, so far we did not test on Win 8.
- Connect camera to computer by the short data USB cable, and LENS CABLE SHOULD PLUG INTO CAMERA.
- Once connected,
- if camera does not power on, LED will be orange color for charging till battery got full charged and LED off,
- if camera power on, LED colour will be solid RED, as we tested win 7, you need to wait for 10 to 30 seconds to see camera is connected, and camera CAN NOT RECORDING WHEN CONNECTED TO COMPUTER.
Please check your process against the above, to see if any different and keep update.
As stated I have two C3’s, and the problem follows the camera I have with me at the office when I move it from one DVR to the other, I did not have this problem last week with the other camera.
To check cable, you can shake and bend the cable while recording, if recordings all are good, cable should has no problem.
Shaking and bending will cause blue flash frames in the recording, or recording failure, I have had one HTM000.MOV file generated whilst doing this.
Hope this helps . . . Mike