Wouldn't it be nice if there were a real manual to explain the app settings????????????

You shouldn’t need to answer these questions. Forums like this are part of a business plan in which you enhance your profits (they think) by having piss poor documentation and no support. Google does this. That’s why they are so profitable. They support nothing. They just develop and publish. Then let the customers do the supporting. I’m assuming many are young and have a lot of time on their hands. I’m not and don’t. By the way, The term TF card had Best Buy flummoxed. They are young. They never heard of TF. I’ve been using SD cards and SIMs for years. I’d never heard of TF cards. Or TS files. Good documentation defines terms. It doesn’t merely repeat the term. And good documentation uses the terms that 99% of the people in the world use. And it’s SD. Not TF.

my frustration is not with you. It‘s INNOVV.

You've got Stockholm syndrome

Rob, I've grown in awe of you. Maybe I should address you as Dr. Rob. What a lot of knowledge and experience you have, unbelievable what a wise man you are. You only forget to tell them that you are also a very good psychiatrist because you can diagnose Stockholm syndrome from a distance in Frostie.

In the future I will not answer any more questions on this forum because you have so much knowledge, as a simple person I cannot compete with that. From now on I will forward everyone to Dr. Rob😉.

Hi Rob,

your manual should explain this

Just for clarification. This is not "my manual". I did not write it and I am not an employee of Innovv. I agree that the manual could be more explanatory at some points. But at the other hand....this is no rocket science and for me 99% of the settings are self-explanatory. Buying and using any eletronic devices also requires that you learn a little about the subject matter yourself.

Anyway...use the search function of the forum and you will find an explanation of the settings.

please tell me how to test parking?  I assume it has an accelerometer.

I said I will explain if I get a clear question. And as this is the only clear question in your postings so far, I will answer.

Yes, the parking feature uses accelerometers. But to avoid a lot of false positives, the sensitivity isn't very high. This is to prevent the K5 from starting up at every semi passes by or a pedestrian kicks the tyre, as this could drain the battery. So it needs a decent shock to the bike to trigger the sensors. How strong this shock needs to be depends on the mounting position of the K5. The sensitivity is set to record parking incidents. Like a car hits your bike at a parking lot. Or someone tilts your bike over. Obviously, this is nothing you would do for a test.

So to test the parking feature you have to give the shock directly to the K5. Simply knock at the case with your knuckles. Or give it a weak hit with the handle of a screwdriver. The K5 should then turn on for a while and start recording.

Regarding all the things you said about the light frequency.

Please inform yourself in which conditions this setting for digital video cameras may be important for you. I gave you enough information to ask google for further details.

You've got Stockholm syndrome.

Well...I would say that I have a certain relationship with the guys of Innovv, based on mutual kindness and respect. But that doesn't mean that I talk up everything they do. In fact, you will find some criticism from me here in the forum. About some aspects of the products, about the support here in the forum (which got far better since then) and so on. Just search for my postings here in the forum and read them.

Just because I disagree with your unjustified criticisms, you think I have Stockholm syndrome? Wow...that's a great online diagnosis.

You claim to know how to write a good tutorial, but from your choice of words here I don't think so. Instead you have major deficits in dealing with other people in forums. After all, you managed to get two of the most active and competent forum members to ignore you. Congratulations. Have fun on your journey. Maybe you'll get your K5 up and running by then.