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Battery status
Connected to Smartphone Link
Temperature
Unread myGarmin
Dash camera recording status
Using the On-Screen Buttons
• Select
to return to the previous menu screen.
• Hold
to quickly return to the main menu.
• Select
or
to see more choices.
• Hold
or
to scroll faster.
• Select
to see a menu of options for the current screen.
Entering and Exiting Sleep Mode
You can use sleep mode to conserve battery power when your
device is not in use. While in sleep mode, your device uses very
little power and can wake instantly for use.
TIP: You can charge your device faster by putting it in sleep
mode while charging the battery.
Press the power key
Turning Off the Device
1
Hold the power key until a prompt appears on the screen.
The prompt appears after five seconds. If you release the
power key before the prompt appears, the device enters
sleep mode.
2
Select Off.
Adjusting the Volume
1
Select Volume.
2
Select an option:
• Use the slider bar to adjust the volume.
• Select
to mute the device.
• Select
for additional options.
Enabling Automatic Volume
Your device can increase or decrease the volume automatically
based on the level of background noise.
1
Select Volume > .
2
Select Automatic Volume.
Adjusting the Screen Brightness
1
Select Settings > Display > Brightness.
2
Use the slider bar to adjust the brightness.
Dash Camera
Aligning the Camera
Do not attempt to align the camera while driving.
2
™
messages
.
WARNING
You should align the dash camera each time you mount the or
reposition the device. The advanced driver assistance features
may not perform properly if the camera is not aligned.
1
Select Settings > Camera >
2
Tilt the device and rotate the camera to align the camera.
The crosshairs should point straight ahead, and the horizon
line should be centered between the top and bottom of the
screen.
Dash Camera Recording
Legal Restrictions
In some jurisdictions it could be considered an invasion of
privacy rights to take or publicly display photographs or videos
of people or their vehicles using this product. It is your
responsibility to know and comply with applicable laws and
rights to privacy in your jurisdiction.
Before you can record video using the integrated dash camera,
you must install a camera memory card
Camera Memory
Card).
By default, the device immediately starts recording video when it
turns on. It continues recording, overwriting the oldest, non-
saved video until it turns off. While recording, the LED is solid
red.
The device records continuously until the device is turned off or
video recording is disabled.
Saving a Video Recording
By default, the device uses a sensor to detect possible
accidental collisions and saves video footage before, during,
and after the detected event.
You can also manually save video at any time.
1
While recording, select the camera key
The device saves a photo and the video footage before,
during, and after you select the key. The LED flashes red
while the device is saving video footage.
2
Select the camera key again to extend the saved recording
time (optional).
A message indicates the amount of video footage to be
saved.
The memory card has limited storage. After you save a video
recording, you should transfer the recording to your computer or
other external storage location for permanent storage.
Taking a Photo
You can take still photographs with this device. By default, the
device stores time and location information with the photo.
Select Apps > Dash Cam >
The device takes a photo and saves it to the memory card.
Starting and Stopping Dash Camera Recording
1
Select Apps > Dash Cam.
2
Select an option:
• To stop recording, select
The LED is solid green while recording is stopped.
TIP: By default, recording starts automatically the next
time you turn on the device. You can disable this option in
the camera settings
> Alignment.
NOTICE
(Installing the Dash
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.
.
(Camera
Settings).
Dash Camera