Kenwood Dvr-410 (jvckenwood)

It is possible that an event may not be created on the Kenwood DRV-410 dashcam if you have a very minor accident. The Kenwood DRV-410 has a built-in G-sensor that detects sudden movements or impacts and automatically saves the footage as an event. However, the sensitivity of the G-sensor can be adjusted in the dashcam settings, and if it is set to a low sensitivity level, it may not detect very minor accidents.

Additionally, if the accident is so minor that there is no sudden movement or impact detected by the G-sensor, or if the dashcam is not powered on or recording at the time of the accident, no event footage will be saved.

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Kenwood's documentation, as you may know, does not provide an answer or define "event." Your best bet is to consult Kenwood; use the contact information at https://www.contacthelp.com/kenwood.

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It is possible that an event may not get created in your Kenwood DVR-410 dash cam if the accident is very minor. The dash cam is designed to detect and record events based on a pre-set threshold of acceleration or impact, and the sensitivity level of this threshold can vary depending on the model and settings.

In some cases, the dash cam may not detect a very minor accident that doesn't meet the threshold for an event, such as a small bump or tap. However, if the accident is more significant or if the sensitivity threshold is adjusted to a higher level, an event should be created and recorded.

It's important to note that dash cams are not foolproof and may not capture every event or accident that occurs. They are designed to provide additional documentation and evidence in case of an incident, but they should not be relied upon as the sole source of information.