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Saved networks appear at the top of the list, below the Auto-

Connect To heading.

2

Select 

Forget

 next to the network you want to remove from 

your camera.

After you forget a network, the camera no longer connects to it 

automatically.

Multiple Camera Network

You can create a network of multiple VIRB cameras and control 

all the cameras using the Garmin VIRB app. You can switch 

between the connected cameras to view the viewfinder and 

controls for each camera.
To connect multiple cameras, all the cameras and your mobile 

device must be connected to the same wireless access point or 

network.
You can set up the network using the access point feature of 

one VIRB camera. The app and all your cameras connect to this 

access point.

You can also set up a camera network using an existing Wi

Fi 

network. The app and all cameras connect to the Wi

Fi network. 

This option is useful when you want to provide internet access to 

your mobile device while controlling your cameras.

Setting Up a Camera Network

You can set up a multiple-camera network using the access 

point feature of one VIRB camera. This allows the VIRB app to 

control all your cameras through this access point.
The first time you use multiple cameras with the Garmin VIRB 

app, you must set up the camera access point and connect 

another camera to it.

1

Turn on the first camera, and turn on the Wi

Fi radio (

Turning 

the Wi

Fi Radio On or Off

, page 10

).

The camera broadcasts a Wi

Fi access point. You should not 

connect this camera to the app yet.

2

Turn on the second camera, and connect it to the app 

(

Connecting to the Garmin VIRB App Using Wi

Fi Settings

page 7

).

The camera connects to the app, and the viewfinder appears.

3

From the Garmin VIRB app viewfinder, select   > 

WiFi 

Connections

.

A list of nearby Wi

Fi access points appears.

4

Select the access point broadcast by the first camera, and 

enter the password.

TIP: 

The access point name and password appear on the 

first camera's screen.
The app and the second camera connect to the access point. 

The app communicates with both cameras through the 

access point. You can select 

 in the viewfinder to switch 

between your connected cameras (

Switching Cameras

page 11

).

The app and cameras save the Wi

Fi network information. The 

next time you turn on your cameras, you should turn on the 

access point camera first, followed by the other cameras. The 

cameras connect automatically.
If you have additional VIRB cameras, you can add them to the 

camera network (

Adding a Camera to the Network

, page 11

).

Adding a Camera to the Network

Before you can add a camera to a camera network, you must 

complete one of these tasks:
• Set up a camera network using a VIRB camera access point 

(

Setting Up a Camera Network

, page 11

).

• Connect one or more cameras and the Garmin VIRB app to a 

Wi

Fi network (

Connecting to a Wi

Fi Network

, page 10

).

If the Garmin VIRB app is connected to your cameras using a 

network or access point, you can add cameras to the camera 

network.

1

With the camera network turned on, turn on the new camera.

2

On the new camera, turn on the Wi

Fi radio (

Turning the 

Wi

Fi Radio On or Off

, page 10

).

The new camera broadcasts a Wi

Fi access point.

3

On your mobile device, go to the Wi

Fi settings, and connect 

to the access point broadcast by the new camera.

TIP: 

The access point name and password appear on the 

new camera's screen.
For more information about connecting your mobile device to 

a Wi

Fi network, see your mobile device owner's manual.

4

On your mobile device, start the Garmin VIRB app.
The viewfinder for the new camera appears.

5

Select   > 

WiFi Connections

.

A list of nearby Wi

Fi access points appears.

6

Select the Wi

Fi access point or network used by your 

existing camera network, and enter the network password.
This could be a VIRB camera access point or a Wi

Fi 

network.
The app and the new camera connect to the network. You 

can select 

 in the viewfinder to switch between your 

connected cameras, including the new camera (

Switching 

Cameras

, page 11

).

Switching Cameras

When multiple cameras are connected to the Garmin VIRB app, 

you can switch between the cameras to control each camera. 

While a connected camera is active, you can access the 

viewfinder, camera controls, and settings for that camera.

1

From the viewfinder, select 

.

2

Select a camera name.
The viewfinder for the selected camera appears.

Remote Control

You can remotely start recording, stop recording, and take 

pictures on your VIRB camera using the VIRB Remote 

accessory or a compatible Garmin device with the VIRB remote 

feature, such as a watch, activity tracker, or navigation device. 

You can also use one VIRB camera to control one or more other 

VIRB cameras. For more information about VIRB remote 

compatibility, see the owner's manual for your Garmin device.

Remote Control

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Summary of Contents for VIRB 360

Page 1: ...VIRB 360 Owner sManual...

Page 2: ...emarks may not be used without the express permission of Garmin Android Google Google Cardboard and YouTube are trademarks of Google Inc Apple and Mac are trademarks of Apple Inc registered in the U S...

Page 3: ...p Using Wi Fi Settings 7 Remote Viewfinder 7 App and Camera Settings 8 Garmin VIRB App Gallery 9 Connecting to a Wi Fi Network 10 Multiple Camera Network 11 Remote Control 11 Controlling Your VIRB Cam...

Page 4: ......

Page 5: ...ice out of direct sunlight 1 Slide the latch to open the battery compartment door 2 Insert the battery into the compartment 3 Close the battery compartment door and press it until it clicks Installing...

Page 6: ...lows you to start and stop recording quickly while automatically turning off the camera to conserve battery power when you are not recording NOTE The camera does not turn off using the recording switc...

Page 7: ...e camera into the cradle fitting the grooves in the side of the camera onto the teeth 2 Press the other side of the camera down until it clicks 3 Place the flanges on the bottom of the action cradle i...

Page 8: ...recording video The video is saved on the memory card as an mp4 file The G Metrix sensor data is saved on the memory card as a fit file Lens Modes The lens mode determines which lens or lenses the ca...

Page 9: ...photo or photos in the active photo mode after the default self timer expires Setting the Default Photo Self Timer page 5 To increase the self timer delay hold until the correct delay time appears on...

Page 10: ...data onto your video using gauges graphs and more You can play and share your edited videos to show your speed acceleration heart rate and other sensor data in real time G Metrix Data Your camera can...

Page 11: ...Garmin VIRB app Remote Viewfinder The remote viewfinder appears in the Garmin VIRB app while the app is connected to your camera Select to enable or change the pro settings Pro Settings page 7 Displa...

Page 12: ...he Facebook social network select Facebook select Sign in to Facebook and follow the on screen instructions to sign in to your Facebook account 4 Select one or more options to edit the broadcast detai...

Page 13: ...ly the highlights of an event 1 Connect your camera to the Garmin VIRB app 2 From the app viewfinder select Loop 3 Select the number of minutes of video to save 4 Start recording video The most recent...

Page 14: ...essing the video select an option To save the video to your mobile device select To share the video to a social network using an Apple device select To share the video to a social network using a devi...

Page 15: ...ld turn on the access point camera first followed by the other cameras The cameras connect automatically If you have additional VIRB cameras you can add them to the camera network Adding a Camera to t...

Page 16: ...B Type to switch between the Main VIRB and Extended VIRB modes 6 Repeat step 5 for each extended camera 7 After all of the cameras are connected select an option To start and stop recording on all of...

Page 17: ...card or format the memory card About Displays important software information your unit ID and regulatory and compliance information Formatting Your Memory Card NOTICE Erased data cannot be restored Y...

Page 18: ...keep it at room temperature until you are ready to use the camera again Viewing Regulatory and Compliance Information From the About menu select Regulatory Info Device Care NOTICE Avoid contact with c...

Page 19: ...al use especially while it is recording high resolution video or transmitting a Wi Fi signal Some G Metrix data is missing Some G Metrix data requires you to enable or pair sensors or use specific acc...

Page 20: ...rd mobile app 6 7 10 11 mounts 3 removing 3 tripod 2 multiple cameras 11 P photos 9 self timer 5 settings 5 8 taking 5 time lapse 9 Travelapse 9 viewing 9 playing video 9 power force 6 power key 2 R r...

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