Garmin BC 35 Manual de Usario
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cámara de marcha atrás
BC 35
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BC™ 35 BACKUP WIRELESS CAMERA
Installation Instructions 2
Instructions d'installation 5
Istruzioni di installazione 8
Installationsanweisungen 11
Instrucciones de instalación 14
Instruções de Instalação 17
Installatie-instructies 20
Installationsvejledning 23
Asennusohjeet 26
Installeringsinstruksjoner 28
Installationsinstruktioner 30
Instrukcja instalacji 32
Garmin® and the Garmin logo are trademarks of Garmin Ltd. or its subsidiaries, registered in the USA and other countries. BC™ is a trademark of Garmin Ltd. or its subsidiaries. These trademarks may not be
used without the express permission of Garmin.
February 2018
190-02351-91_0A
BC™ 35 WIRELESS BACKUP
CAMERA
Installation Instructions
Introduction
WARNING
See the guide in the Important Safety and Product Information
product box for product warnings and other important
information.
Garmin® strongly recommends having an experienced installer
with the proper knowledge of electrical systems install the
device. Incorrectly wiring the power cable can result in damage
to the vehicle or the battery and can cause bodily injury.
When connecting the power cable, do not remove the in-line
fuse holder. To prevent the possibility of injury or product
damage caused by fire or overheating, the appropriate fuse
must be in place as indicated in the product specifications. In
addition, connecting the power cable without the appropriate
fuse in place will void the product warranty.
CAUTION
Always wear safety goggles, ear protection, and a dust mask
when drilling, cutting, or sanding.
NOTICE
When drilling or cutting, always check what is on the opposite
side of the surface.
These installation instructions do not apply to a specific vehicle
type, and are meant as a guide when installing this product on
your vehicle. For questions specific to your vehicle, you should
contact the vehicle manufacturer.
Device Overview
Item Description
ÀTransmitter
ÁCamera
ÂCamera mounting bracket
Tools Needed
• Drill and 10 mm, or size X (0.397 in.) drill bit
• #2 Phillips screwdriver
• Screws, bolts, or cable ties (to secure the transmitter)
• Solderless wire-splice connector or solder and heat-shrink
tubing
• RV sealant (optional)
Installation
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 considerations.
• 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 transmit the video signal
approximately 45 ft (13.5 m), the location of the transmitter
can affect this range.
◦ The closer you install the transmitter to the device, the
more reliable the signal.
◦ The signal transmits from the flat front and back surfaces
À of the transmitter. The transmitter provides the best
signal when either flat surface points toward the receiver.
◦ Dense metal or appliances Á in the path of the transmitter
greatly reduce the transmission distance.
◦ The fewer solid objects that exist between the path of the
transmitter and the device, the more reliable the signal.
• The fuse holder located near the transmitter is not
waterproof. Installing the fuse holder in a location that is
exposed to the elements is not recommended.
• The connector between the camera and the transmitter is not
waterproof. If you make this connection in a location exposed
to the elements, you must make sure that the connection is
waterproof.
• If you are installing the camera on a boat trailer or other
location that may be exposed to water, you must waterproof
all wiring connections and the fuse holder in the transmitter
cable.
Testing the Camera and Transmitter Location
1Temporarily secure the camera in the preferred mounting
location.
2Temporarily place the transmitter in the preferred installation
location, and connect it to power and to the camera.
TIP: If you do not want to splice into the wiring of your vehicle
for this test, you can connect the transmitter and camera to a
12 Vdc battery.
3Test the transmitter for correct operation by viewing the
camera on the compatible Garmin device.
NOTE: You may need to pair the camera to the Garmin
device before you can view the image and test the transmitter
location (Pairing the Camera with a Garmin Navigation
Device, page 3).
2 Installation Instructions
If you do not see video on the Garmin device at the preferred
installation location, move the transmitter to another location
and test it again.
4Repeat steps 2–3 until the transmitter operates correctly.
5Test the camera view by observing the video on the device.
6If the camera does not provide the optimal view for your
vehicle, move it to another location and test it again.
7Repeat steps 5–6 until the camera mounting location
provides the optimal view for your vehicle.
TIP: Make note of the camera orientation when you are
testing the camera view to ensure correct permanent
installation.
Mounting the Camera
Before you permanently mount the camera, you should test the
mounting location for the optimal view for your vehicle (Testing
the Camera and Transmitter Location, page 2).
If you have already connected the camera to the bracket, you
must first disassemble it.
1Place the bracket À in the mounting location.
2Select an option:
• If you are mounting the bracket directly on the surface of
your vehicle, mark the locations of the two holes on the
bracket Á.
• If you are installing the bracket on a license plate, remove
one of the license plate screws and clip the bracket onto
the license plate, aligning the hole on the bracket
 with
the hole on the license plate.
3Secure the bracket to the vehicle using either the included
self-tapping screws à or the license-plate screw you
removed in step 2 Ä.
4Place the camera in the bracket, and determine the best
place for the camera cable Å to enter the vehicle.
5Using an appropriate drill bit, drill a hole for the camera cable
to enter the vehicle.
6Feed the camera cable through the hole and route it to the
transmitter location.
7Secure the camera in the bracket using the included hex
bolts Æ.
8Adjust the angle of the camera and tighten the hex bolts
using the included hex key.
9Apply RV sealant around the cable where it enters the
vehicle (optional).
Installing the Transmitter
Before you permanently install the transmitter, you must test the
installation location for correct operation (Testing the Camera
and Transmitter Location, page 2).
1Secure the transmitter to the installation location using
hardware appropriate for the location, such as screws, bolts,
or cable ties.
The fuse holder located near the transmitter is not
waterproof. Installing the fuse holder in a location that is
exposed to the elements is not recommended.
2Connect the camera and transmitter cables.
The connector between the camera and the transmitter is not
waterproof. If you make this connection in a location exposed
to the elements, you must make sure that the connection is
waterproof.
3Connect the power cable À from the transmitter to a 12–
24 VDC power source, preferably a reverse lamp
Á, using a
solderless wire-splice connector (not included).
NOTE: Connecting the transmitter to an always-on
12-24 VDC source (such as a running lamp) instead of a
reverse lamp requires you to manually switch power to the
transmitter. The transmitter may drain your vehicle battery if it
is left on.
4If you did not use a solderless wire-splice connector, solder
and heat-shrink the electrical connections to protect them
from the elements.
Pairing the Camera with a Garmin Navigation
Device
1Turn on the compatible Garmin navigation device, and bring
it within 3 m (10 ft.) of the camera.
2Select > .Apps Rear View
3Select .Add New Camera
4Follow the on-screen instructions.
Multiple Cameras
You can pair up to 4 wireless cameras with a compatible Garmin
device. For example, you can pair one backup camera installed
on the cab and a second backup camera installed on a trailer.
See the BC™ 35 Owner's Manual for information about pairing
multiple cameras.
Appendix
Getting the Owner's Manual
You can get the most recent owner's manual from the web.
1Go to .garmin.com/manuals/BC35
2View or download the full owner's manual in your preferred
format.
Specifications
Camera and transmitter input
voltage
From 9 to 28 Vdc
Transmitter fuse 500 mA, fast-blow
Camera and transmitter current
usage
150 mA at 12 Vdc
Water rating (camera) IEC 60529 IPX7*
Installation Instructions 3
Especificaciones del producto
| Marca: | Garmin |
| Categoría: | cámara de marcha atrás |
| Modelo: | BC 35 |
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