Garmin BC 30, Быстрый старт

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6 BC30
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• Solderless wire-splice connector or
solder and heat-shrink tubing
• RV sealant (optional)
Installation
Installing the Receiver
Before you can install the BC 30 receiver
cable, you must update your GPS device
to the most recent software version. Your
GPS device may not be compatible with
the BC 30 camera without the most recent
software. See your GPS device owner’s
manual or go to garmin.com/express for
more information
about updating your GPS device.
The wireless camera receiver is built into
BC 30 receiver cable included with your
wireless backup camera.
Use the BC 30 receiver cable included with
your BC 30 camera to connect your GPS
device to vehicle power. See the owner’s
manual for your GPS device for more
information about connecting the device to
vehicle power.
Camera Mounting Considerations
When selecting a location to mount the
camera, observe these considerations.
• You should test a mounting location
before you permanently mount the
camera.
• Installing the camera higher on the
back of the vehicle provides a better
viewing angle.
• The included bracket can be clipped
onto a license plate or other similar
surface, or it can be fastened to the
back of the vehicle using the included
self-tapping, panhead screws.
Transmitter Location and Wiring
Considerations
NOTICE
The transmitter is not intended to be held
or worn on your body while it is in use.
When selecting a location to install the
wireless transmitter, observe these consid-
erations.
• You should test a proposed installation
location before you permanently install
the transmitter.
• Some vehicles do not provide constant
minimum voltage to the reverse lamps.
You should use an automotive relay
when connecting the transmitter and
camera to a power source that does
not provide constant voltage.
• Although the transmitter can reliably
transmit the video signal over approx-
imately 13.5 m (45 ft.), the location of
the transmitter can affect this range.
1 The closer you install the transmitter
to the receiver, the more reliable the
signal.
2 The transmitter provides the best
signal when either flat surface
1
is
pointing toward the receiver.
3 Dense metal or appliances
2
in
the path of the transmitter greatly
reduce the transmission distance.