Hi there,
In the past it used to work, but after some changes in the configuration and the wiring, it looks like my GoPro wont start automatically. I did select one button mode and I can start the camera by shorting the blue and green wire. What I would like to do, is test using the output driver. It would be nice if I could configure a unit control input to strt the camera, but this seems not to be possible. Is there another way I can test if the DASH2PRO will switch on the camera the next time I go to the track.
Test GoPro
Re: Test GoPro
If you configure a unit control input to start and stop the data logging then you should be able to test this without actually going anywhere.
Martin
Martin
Re: Test GoPro
I tried that. Maybe it would help if I remove the auto stop condition. Maybe it stops so fast that the camera doesn''t get a chance. Stop condition is RPM < 100. I'll try it (and let you know).
Jan
Jan
Re: Test GoPro
Tested it and it works. I can now start and stop the camera by just starting and stopping logging.
But first it still wouldn't work. Then I noticed that the button on the camera also didn't and then that ... the battery was empty. And it was completly full yesterday. It seems that if I leave the camera connected to the DASH2PRO with the power off (all power), the battery drains. Is this to be expected, or can I do something about it (without adding another switch or disconnecting the cable everytime)? It is not a big deal, but at themoment it means I have to remove part of the fairing.
Al this obviously does explain why I haven't been very succesful with the video so far
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Jan
But first it still wouldn't work. Then I noticed that the button on the camera also didn't and then that ... the battery was empty. And it was completly full yesterday. It seems that if I leave the camera connected to the DASH2PRO with the power off (all power), the battery drains. Is this to be expected, or can I do something about it (without adding another switch or disconnecting the cable everytime)? It is not a big deal, but at themoment it means I have to remove part of the fairing.
Al this obviously does explain why I haven't been very succesful with the video so far
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Jan
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