Testing the video processor

If you are missing recordings with your Gen 3, test the video processor with these steps and learn to resolve any recording issues. 

The blue LED on your ShotKam will only blink after it detects recoil. Click the camera on with a quick click of the control button (solid green LED), then your shot needs to be taken within 20 seconds in order to be saved. If you are doing exactly that and you are still missing recordings on "Very Sensitive" Recoil Sensitivity, then perform this at-home processor reset test below.

How To Perform Processor Test

1. Remove the ShotKam from your gun and place the orange lens cap on the tube.
2. Hold the camera tube (no brackets) face-down so that the orange lens cap is towards the floor.
3. Turn the ShotKam ON (one quick click, one solid green LED).
4. Simulate a recoil by hitting the camera tube (with orange cap on) hard onto the floor. This will not damage the camera as it is less force than a recoil.
5. If the blue LED comes on, that indicates the "recoil" was saved. Or do you see the LED light turn OFF and restart?

If it consistently saves the video with each bump (blue LED), then the A12 Video Processor is working as expected and there is no problem. If your ShotKam turns off and restarts with the hit, then contact us at Support@Shotkam.com. This indicates an error on the processor. 

Important: Ensure that you do not have the "Playback Speed" on 1/6 and the "Video Resolution" on 720p x 180fps at the same time. If you do, return the Playback Speed to Normal, then this will resolve any issues with missed recordings.