Yeah definitely not possible…

…at least not via a supported mechanism

I feel like this used to work after some delay, but now with the earlier nights I’m finding that it stays bright and in your face. I’ve manually switched my maps to night mode full time. Okay in the daytime and definitely better at night. But it sucks this doesn’t work as intended.

interesting. i have retested usb-a to usb-c and i can power the n2 from a battery pack, a laptop and a usb wall charger today.

yesterdays issue is completely unexplainable….!

Hi Mark,

Are you using the same power supply each time you try a different USB cable? Some power supplies are not recognized by Innovv cameras. In my experience, this tends to happen with power supplies that have a higher power output.

Hi Karl-Ove,
Unfortunately, this is not possible.

Not possible via any official supported mechanism.

I have this issue on Android too

Is it possible to change the start screen from Innovv to my one?

i had this issue too. and I found the solution.

If i use a USB-C to USB-C cable then my N2 powers up
If i use various USB-A to USB-C cables then it doesn’t

I had that once and was probably the lead in to the problems I am experiencing now. I am working with Innovv support who are very helpful. Will report on progress.

I have a similar issue with the blue light continually and rapidly flashing when powered off. Also have the fault on the radar indicators which work for a few mins then flash simultaneously for no reason. Have to disconnect rear camera to stop the distracting flashes. It worked for a couple of weeks and was very useful but I am frustrated now.

Hi Frank,

Pressing the button on the camera triggers a protected recording—essentially the same as an “accident” recording. In this case, a protected file should be saved from both the front and rear cameras, with the duration matching the setting you’ve configured in the app.

All things considered, I strongly suspect a hardware fault in your…

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Hi Alex,

Downloading video files via Wi-Fi isn’t exactly ideal…
The download speed depends on the quality of the Wi-Fi connection. Just because it’s 2.4GHz doesn’t mean you’ll achieve maximum speeds. Factors such as bandwidth congestion (multiple users on the same channel), the distance between your phone and the camera, the use of antivirus…

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Hi Hans,

I checked the wiring and the voltages again and all is ok. The battery is fairly new. The voltage remains stable when yellow wire is disconnected.

Following is the status:

Automatic recording when yellow wire is in on state does not work anymore. All radar functions do. Ten seconds after as yellow wire goes in on state, the beep is…

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Hi,

It seems to be working better now. After changing the setting from 1 minute to 5 minutes, it is true that fewer files are seen, so the application loads them better and doesn’t get so saturated. But right now I have another problem. It turns out that when I want to download one of those videos via Wi-Fi, I’ve seen that it’s 2.4 GHz, but…

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Hi Frank,

You can configure the RC6 so that its Wi-Fi turns off automatically after a set amount of time. This eliminates any interference with your BMW’s Wi-Fi.

The switched wire (the yellow one) has no impact on the RC6’s Wi-Fi.

On my BMW K1600GT (2015), the top case connector includes a switched power supply (see…

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Ground means – pole of the battery

Update:

Status today:

-Yellow wire is connected to switch and switches between battery tension and open

-Switching the system on does not start automatic recording

-When the system starts , no leds turn on on the front camera

-Firmware reflashed

-Memory card replaced

-Manual start of recording works, video ok

-Switching the yellow wire to off…

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Hi Hans,

The reason for using a switch is because my bike is a BMW K1600GTL. If the ignition is on, the bikes wifi takes over. The switch allowed me to power the RC6 and use the app to change settings. Since the day I received the system, connecting the RC6 to the app is a nightmare. On another note, I did a tour with the bike through the…

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Hi Miguel Angel,

Good to hear that it worked out. Just to clarify, I was referring to the license plate light, not the indicator (turn signal) light. If it were the latter, the RC6 would keep turning on and off whenever you used your turn signal😉.

A soldered connection is still the best type of connection. Plus, you don’t have to cut any of the…

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Hi Frank,
Grounding the yellow wire serves no purpose. In fact, it could even cause strange issues, as an unwanted leakage current might begin to flow through the ground connection.

If you do want to use a switch, ensure that in one position it connects the yellow wire to a power source, and in the other position, it disconnects it from the…

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Hi Frank, I’m a little confused by some things you say, but mostly, your use of the word “grounded”. I take it that you are connecting the yellow wire to a separate switch that you have installed yourself, rather than connecting to a ‘switched live’ somewhere in your bike’s wiring harness?

If so, there is no need for anything to be…

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Thanks, Hans — really helpful.

The radar is working properly now, mounted underneath the Givi plate (the one that supports the Givi top case). In the end, I connected it to the yellow cable by soldering it to one of the wires in the loom coming from the tyre pressure monitoring system.

It was quite a bit more complicated than the indicator…

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Hi Hans,

Let me explain: the yellow wire is connected to a switch. This switch is connected one side to the battery (direct) and the other side to ground. So I would expect that when the yellow wire get’s the battery tension, the unit switches on and when the yellow wire is connected to ground, the unit switches off. What I see now is…

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Hi Frank,
The yellow wire should not be connected to the ground.
The yellow wire must be connected to a switched power source—in other words, a wire that receives power when the ignition is turned on and loses power when the ignition is turned off.

As per title, all connections are ok and checked. Software has been updated. Recording does not follow the on off switching anymore. Even with yellow wire connected to ground, rear camera stays warm for extended period

The problem is caused by a Mac issue. Every Mac user will fail to get a card ready for a firmware upgrade. It adds hidden files which can fool the K7, or any device.

Here is what Ai revealed to me and it worked first time”

Several things can make the K7 swallow the file without actually installing it. One is specific to Macs and is my top…

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Hi Simon,

You can replace the batteries by placing the wrench onto the sensor nut (2). Then, carefully unscrew the tire pressure sensor (1)—essentially, you are unscrewing the black cap from the sensor. You can now replace the coin-cell battery.

How do you remove/replace the battery in the tms? Thanks

Nah, it’s a DIY.

Sharpening stone drill bits, and Your golden 😉

On a bad side, I had to remove all fairings to do this install right.

Hi Maciej,
Thanks for sharing your photos.
Other Panigale riders might find this useful.
Regarding the opening in the windscreen—is it original, or did you make that opening yourself?

Hi Angelo,
Thanks for the feedback.
Other N2 users might find this helpful if they encounter the same issue.
Enjoy your N2!

Hi Peter,

It might have to do with the combination of resolution/bitrate and having the correct VLC codecs on your computer.

This would be a great feature, navigation and rear camera.

Issue solved, thanks to innovv support. The problem was the name of the wifi ssid with spaces

K5 install on a ducati panigale v4