[lukec]

Still looking into the loss of the rear camera but directly connected the positive to the battery, leaving the negative and the yellow connected to the thunderbox.

I came back to the bike overnight to ride in to work to find it had seemingly been on all night with my trickle charger plugged into my bike (as I do every night). Is there a way to stop this happening?

I’ve almost defeated the point of having thunderbox as it’s designed to regulate the power through lots of devices through the bike (and my dash cam was the only thing I had using it as scottoiler didn’t behave well with it and three of those went faulty!).

Checked the wiring connections and that all seems fine. Want to avoid the flashing the firmware as I’m worried I’ll break it even more

[lukec]

I’ve got some crimps coming tomorrow to connect the wire to a connector for the battery terminal to give that a go as a back up. I’ve separated the red and yellow wires into their own blocks in the green output of the thunderbox (according to feedback online) and this does sort it – although it appears my rear camera is dead, even though all connections seem fine. Going to check in a week as it may just have been the fact I formatted the card but on “live view” I had a blank black screen for the rear camera

[lukec]

I thought the thunderbox is designed to effectively a bit switched connector hence the set up… Can I put the yellow wire into another one of the green/black thunderbox terminals then? Or do I have to feed it somewhere else entirely?

Btw I appreciate your help with this

[lukec]

For reference for setup

[lukec]

Forgive me I just went and checked – the Yellow wire is there, it’s connected into the port as the Red wire terminals on my thunderbox

I’ve formatted one Lexar card using the PC as I wanted to try it bearing in mind every other time I format is via the Innov app

[lukec]

Hi Hans, thanks for your reply. I’m keen to get this sorted as it’s become annoying and unnecessarily expensive to have it now.

Loop Recording is set to continuous overwrite. I format the SD cards from within the app but I’ve also tried formatting via my windows PC to FAT format too.

I don’t have a yellow wire in my K6 dash cam (it was one of the first production ones ordered the moment they released in the UK, not sure if that makes a difference). I have a white wire as an extra but don’t use that as per the manual.

Red and black wires are connected to the relevant ports on the thunderbox and the thunderbox manages the power to the K6. Hope that helps

Power to the unit seems good, but I get the rapid red flashing light whenever one card breaks.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by  lukec.