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BC™ 40 WIRELESS BACKUP CAMERA Quick Start Manual

Getting Started and slide the mount up or down to align one set of mounting holes with WARNING the holes in the license plate. See the Important Safety and Product You should use the mounting position Information guide in the product box for that fits your vehicle and covers the product warnings and other important smallest portion of the license plate. information. You must avoid covering any text or Installing the Mount on Your numbers on the license plate. Some Vehicle jurisdictions prohibit covering any 1 Remove the license plate screws from portion of the license plate. It is your the rear of your vehicle, and remove responsibility to follow license plate the license plate, vanity frames, and mounting regulations. license plate covers. NOTE: The camera mount is intended to be installed onto the bare license plate, and it is not compatible with vanity frames or license plate covers. 2 Slide the metal bracket over the top or bottom of the license plate. The flat metal plate À on the bracket slides behind the license plate. 4 Insert the license plate screws through the top of the license plate and mount, and into the license plate mounting holes on your vehicle. In either orientation, the mounting plate provides mounting holes at the top and bottom of the license plate. NOTE: It is recommended to install 5 Fully tighten the license plate screws. the camera above the license plate, if Installing the Camera at the Bottom of possible. If there is not enough room Your License Plate above the license plate on your When the mount is installed on your vehicle, you can configure the mount vehicle, the Garmin logo on the camera ® for installation below the license plate clip must be right-side up. Out of the box, (page 2). the camera mount is assembled for 3 Hold the license plate and mount up to installing the camera at the top of your the license plate area on your vehicle, license plate. When installing the camera 2 Quick Start Manual

at the bottom of your license plate, you should use lithium batteries, which provide must remove, rotate, and reattach the extended battery life and better camera clip. This allows you to properly performance at low temperatures. adjust the camera angle. 1 Rotate both battery covers À toward 1 Using a Phillips screwdriver, fully the front of the camera, and remove loosen the two camera clip screws À, the battery covers. and remove the camera clip Á from the metal bracket. 2 Insert a AA battery into each end of the camera, with the positive pole facing outward. 2 Rotate the camera clip 180 degrees, so the Garmin logo is facing right- side-up. 3 On each battery cover, verify the 3 Insert the two camera clip screws into gasket Á is clean and fully seated in the holes labeled the groove. BOTTOM OF PLATE Â. 4 For each battery cover, replace the cover, press it tightly into the camera, and rotate it toward the back of the camera to lock it into place. NOTICE The camera is not water resistant if the gaskets are not clean and properly seated, and the covers are not properly locked into place. 4 Tighten both screws. Installing the Camera in the Mount Installing AA Batteries 1 Place one side of the camera into the mount, with the lens facing outward. The device operates on two AA batteries (not included). For the best results, you Quick Start Manual 3

Viewing the Backup Camera After you pair your camera with a compatible Garmin navigation device, the camera view appears automatically when you turn on your navigation device, and 2 Press the other side into the mount you can manually show the camera at any until it clicks. time. 3 Pull gently on the camera to verify • If your navigation device is connected both sides are locked into the mount. to an ignition-switched power outlet Pairing the Camera with a (recommended), turn on your vehicle. Garmin Navigation Device • If your navigation device is connected You can pair the camera with a compatible to an always-on power outlet, turn on Garmin navigation device. the navigation device. • To show the camera manually, select 1 Update your navigation device to the . latest software. Your device may not support the BC • To show or hide the camera using 40 camera without the latest software. voice commands, say Show Video or For more information about updating, Hide Video. see the owner's manual for your NOTE: This feature is not available for navigation device. all languages. 2 Install batteries in the camera. The camera view appears. When the The camera enters pairing mode camera detects the vehicle is moving automatically, and the LED flashes forward, the camera automatically stops blue while the camera is in pairing sending video, and the navigation device mode. The camera remains in pairing returns to normal operation. mode for five minutes. If pairing mode Adjusting the Camera Angle expires, you can remove and reinstall You can adjust the camera angle up and the batteries. down to provide the best view for your 3 Bring the compatible Garmin vehicle. navigation device within 3 m (10 ft.) of 1 Drive to a level area with a clear view the camera, and turn on the device. behind the vehicle. The device detects your camera 2 Remove the camera from the mount. automatically and prompts you to pair with it. 3 Use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen the two adjustment screws À. 4 Select Yes. TIP: If the device does not detect the camera automatically, you can select Settings > Wireless Camera > Add New Camera to pair with it manually. 5 Follow the on-screen instructions to finish pairing. 4 Tilt the mount up or down. The camera view appears. 4 Quick Start Manual

For most vehicles, the camera should The guidance line should appear face straight out or slightly downward. directly on top of the curb, driveway, 5 Tighten the adjustment screws to lock or parking stall line. the mount in the new position. 6 Install the camera into the mount. 7 View the camera using your Garmin navigation device (page 4), and verify the camera angle. When the camera is angled correctly, the bottom edge of the video frame should align with the rearmost part of 5 Use the arrows in the center of the the vehicle, such as the bumper or screen to move the colored distance trailer hitch. Objects above the horizon guidance lines up or down. should appear in the top one-quarter The red guidance line should be to one-third of the frame. aligned with the rearmost part of your 8 If necessary, repeat this procedure vehicle. until the camera angle is correct. 6 Reposition the vehicle with the WARNING passenger side closely aligned to a After you adjust the camera angle, you curb, driveway, or parking stall lines, must align the guidance lines (page 5). and use the arrows to align the white, If you previously set up guidance lines, passenger-side guidance line. they are not accurate after the camera The guidance lines should be angle changes. Failure to properly align symmetrical. the guidance lines could result in an Device Information accident or collision, resulting in death, serious injury, or property damage. Getting the Owner's Manual Go to garmin.com/manuals/bc40na. Aligning the Guidance Lines Software Updates 1 Position your vehicle with the driver's Software updates for your camera are side closely aligned to a curb, received automatically from the paired driveway, or parking stall lines. Garmin navigation device. You should 2 From the paired Garmin navigation update your Garmin navigation device device, select Settings > Wireless software regularly to keep both it and the Camera. camera up to date. For more information 3 Select the paired camera name, and about updating software, see the owner's select Guidance Lines > Adjust manual for your Garmin navigator. Guidance Lines. Garmin Support Center 4 Use the arrows in the corners of the Go to support.garmin.com for help and screen to move the ends of the white, information, such as product manuals, driver's-side guidance line. frequently asked questions, videos, and customer support. Quick Start Manual 5

Specifications Battery Type 2 removable AA. Lithium recommended. Camera and IEC 60529 IPX6/7 transmitter waterproof rating Operating From -20° to 70°C temperature (from -4° to 158°F) range Wireless Wi‑Fi 2.4 GHz @ ® frequencies/ +13dBm nominal protocols Bluetooth 2.4 GHz ® 6 Quick Start Manual


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