I haven't been on here since the whole big issue on the battery drain and haven't been riding my bike much either to further test and check out the vid recordings. Anyway, I went on a ride last week and thought Id review the clips. Well to my surprise all I got were idle 10 minute clips while bike was parked in the garage. These clips occurred 12 hrs AFTER my ride starting 4:30am and recorded for over 6 hrs straight . Park feature I have turned off and no one touched the bike or the ignition to have it power up and juice up the DVR to record so not understanding why this happened. I also lost all the clips of the previous days ride since I have the unit set to record in a loop and it overwrote all the clips from my ride which not happy about. I have a 128 GB card so would easily record a full day ride and never overwrite any clips. This was why I got and like a large capacity card.
I did have the original software on the DVR which I just upgraded to K2.20190614.V0.57 just now so hoping this fixes this issue but don't see that mentioned anywhere in the history report or doing a search in the forum. Anyone else have this issue? What's the deal on this issue...anyone?
Do you have a battery charger installed? Whether that might be fooling the unit into thinking the bike is powered on so setting it to record?
Yes battery tender was connected but that should have no relevance. The K2 is connected on the bike through switched +12v ACC power on with bike ignition. Also, it started recording at 430am when noone was near the bike
Turns out I do have the vid clips from the ride as well but they are in my Park folder. Notice some inconsistencies in vid recordings too. Sometimes there are gaps and unrecorded portions of the ride in between the files. Sometimes clips are cut short too. I have K2 set at 10 minute recordings and read that could cause issues so I will cut that down to 5 minutes. As far as the park recordings happening and being in my Video folder, that still remains a mystery to me.
I can think of serveral reasons for this to happen. But most of them are speculations. So we should first check the most obvious.
So can you reproduce this behaviour and then check the voltage on the yellow wire? Or simply disconnect the yellow wire then to see whether the K2 shuts down or not?
If its shuts down, then there is something wrong with the voltage on the yellow wire.
If it does not shut down, there could be something wrong with the power converter or the K2 and we have to check the next step.
The K2 offers some rudimentary status report, but I don't know if it reports it startup reason. I have to check this.
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More than the above, you also can follow up Forsite's advice to do test, and see what wrong indeed.