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control device to wake the camera to start recording or take a
photo.
NOTE: This feature consumes some battery power when the
camera is off. To avoid draining the battery, you should disable
this feature when you are not using the camera, or when you
store the camera overnight or for a longer time period.
Select Wireless > Remote > Remote Wake Up .
When you turn off the camera, it enters remote wake-up
mode. The status LED flashes blue intermittently while the
camera is in remote wake-up mode.
Controlling Multiple VIRB Cameras Using ANT+
Wireless Technology
You can control multiple VIRB cameras using one main VIRB or
an ANT+ device.
When controlling multiple cameras, you must choose a main
VIRB camera. This camera controls all of your other cameras,
which are called extended VIRB cameras. When you start
recording or take a photo on the main camera, the extended
cameras start recording or take a photo at the same time.
When you use an ANT+ device to control multiple cameras, the
ANT+ device controls only the main camera. The main camera
passes commands received from the ANT+ device to the
extended cameras.
1
Bring all of your VIRB cameras within 3 m (10 ft.) of each
other.
2
On your main camera, from the main menu, select Wireless
> Remote > Status to turn on remote operation.
A prompt appears, asking whether you have additional VIRB
cameras.
3
Select Yes , and wait while until the search screen times out.
After 30 to 60 seconds, the search screen times out and the
remote settings page appears, with the VIRB Type setting set
to Main VIRB.
4
On each of your other cameras, select Wireless > Remote >
Status > Yes .
Each camera searches and connects to the main camera.
The remote settings page appears, with the VIRB Type
setting set to Extended VIRB.
TIP: If one of your cameras is set to the incorrect VIRB type,
you can select VIRB Type to switch between the Main VIRB
and Extended VIRB options.
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After all of the cameras are connected, select an option:
• Use the recording switch on your main camera to start and
stop recording on all of your cameras.
• Select the photo key on your main camera to take a photo
from all of your cameras.
• Use an ANT+ device or VIRB remote control accessory to
control all of your cameras.
ANT+ Sensors
Your device can be used with wireless ANT+ sensors. For more
information about compatibility and purchasing optional sensors,
go to http://buy.garmin.com .
Pairing ANT+ Sensors
When you pair a compatible ANT+ sensor with your device, the
sensor data is recorded as G-Metrix data.
1
Put on the heart rate monitor or install the sensor.
2
Bring the device within 3 m (10 ft.) of the sensor.
3
From the main menu, select Wireless > Sensors > Add
New .
4 Select an option:
• Select Search All .
• Select your sensor type.
5
Select the sensor to pair.
After the sensor is paired with your device, the sensor status
changes to Connected.
After you pair the first time, your camera automatically
recognizes and connects to the ANT+ accessory each time it is
activated and within range.
Removing Paired ANT+ Sensors
1
From the main menu, select Wireless > Sensors .
2
Select a sensor.
3
Select Remove > Yes .
Bluetooth Devices
Connecting a Wireless External Microphone
You can connect a Bluetooth hands-free device with your VIRB
camera.
1
From the main menu, select Wireless > Bluetooth > Status
to turn on Bluetooth wireless technology.
2 Select Add New .
3
Select the wireless device to pair.
After the wireless device is paired, the device status changes
to Connected.
Connecting an OBD-II Device
Your VIRB camera can pair with a compatible Bluetooth
ELM327 on-board diagnostics (ODB-II) device to record
automotive data from your OBD-II compliant vehicle.
NOTE: Different vehicles provide different data. Not all vehicles
and OBD-II devices are compatible with the camera.
1
Install your ELM327 compatible OBD-II device in the OBD-II
port of your vehicle.
TIP: See the owner's manual for your vehicle and your OBD-
II device for information about locating the OBD-II port and
installing the OBD-II device.
2
If necessary, enable pairing mode on your OBD-II device.
TIP: See the owner's manual for your OBD-II device to
enable pairing mode.
3
From the VIRB camera main menu, select Wireless >
Bluetooth > Status to turn on Bluetooth wireless technology.
4
Select Add New .
5
Select the OBD-II device to pair.
TIP: If your OBD-II device does not appear in the list, confirm
that it is still in pairing mode and search again.
After the OBD-II device is paired, the device status changes
to Connected.
Removing Paired Bluetooth Devices
1
From the main menu, select Wireless > Bluetooth .
2
Select a wireless device.
3
Select Forget > Yes .
VIRB Edit
The VIRB Edit application provides easy access to these tools
and services for your device.
• Review and edit recorded videos
• Add G-Metrix gauges, graphs, and more
• Add titles and transitions
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