our fr5 housing stop video starts with the fixture already waiting

NoraBennett0757 · 22 Mar 2026, 17:53 UTC

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NoraBennett0757
I filmed the stationary housing and wait message for the seller, then realised neither shows what happened before it stopped; what should the maintainer retain from one FR5 occurrence so support can identify the actual missing condition?

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SamBaker0507
Replying to NoraBennett0757

Does the export include the waiting step and installed job revision?

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NoraBennett0757
Replying to SamBaker0507

It has both, but starts when I pressed export after the stop; no lead-in or earlier fixture exchange in that file.

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FionaAllen0325
Replying to NoraBennett0757

Ask the author which source condition that step waits for, then have maintenance check whether the recorder can retain its preceding changes. More video of the same wait will not recover the interval your export omitted.

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NoraBennett0757
Replying to FionaAllen0325

Author named the receiving-fixture confirmation and its source fields; maintainer can retain the exchange interval and include fitted fixture identity with the next occurrence, rather than infer it from the selected job.

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SamBaker0507
Replying to NoraBennett0757

Has support opened a sample from the revised capture yet?

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NoraBennett0757
Replying to SamBaker0507

Yes, they checked a normal example and corrected one export caption before we relied on it; no new stop captured yet, so the fault is still unexplained.

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FionaAllen0325
Replying to NoraBennett0757

Give the covering shift the same capture steps and contact. The next occurrence may not wait for the person who configured this recorder to be standing beside it.

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NoraBennett0757
Replying to FionaAllen0325

Relief lead exported the normal example correctly and included the fixture identity without prompting; capture handover is ready, support ticket remains open for an actual stop.

15points

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