I assume you have either an N1 or an N2? Do you have the USB cable plugged in? You need it for the Unleashed to be able to work with images for the LRT algorithms.

There's no "debug" mode in the Unleashed hardware. All the information the app shows when it's logging stuff is information that the Unleashed sends in regular operation. The Unleashed doesn't even know or care if things are being logged or not.

Haha, Andy is short for Andres :)

Did it ever work differently? Also, what camera do you have? There was an issue causing this on newer Nikon cameras because Nikon changed the USB application mode command recently, and we fixed this in the beta firmware already.

Can you trigger from the app if you change to manual focus?

That is weird. Maybe there is some bug I am not aware of. Do you have an iOS device? If you do, you can sign up for the beta for which we have fixed tons of issues. Maybe your case is something that is already addressed by the new firmware.

Also, how long does it take for the camera to focus and finally take the shot? How long do you have to keep the button pressed? If you just "tap" on the trigger button in the app, the Unleashed will stop trying to shoot after a couple of seconds. If you keep the button pressed in the app, that shoul...

Can you try triggering by directly pressing on the camera's shutter button? If you can shoot with the camera you should be able to shoot with the app too.

Ah, I see what you mean. It's a cool idea but unfortunately not feasible. I don't think I know of any camera that tells us the actual battery level. Most of them just translate how many "bars" are shown in the battery icon to a percentage. We usually just get 20/40/60/80/100% or 25/50/75/100%. Moreo...

But this is already implemented, all the camera information (including battery) gets read from the camera whenever you tap on any setting.