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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.
See the
product box for product warnings and other important
information.
The device must be mounted in a suitable and secure location
on your motorcycle, based on available power sources and safe
cable routing.
À
Á
Â
Installing the Handlebar Base
The device includes parts for two handlebar installation
solutions. Custom mounts may require additional hardware.
Installing the U-bolt and Handlebar Base
1
Important Safety and Product Information guide in the
Motorcycle cradle
12 to 24 Vdc system power (red) with in-line fuse
System ground (black)
Place the U-bolt À around the handlebar Á, and thread the
ends through the handlebar base Â.
NOTE:
Match the size of the factory bolts on your clutch-clamp or
brake-clamp bracket.
Thread the new bolts Á through the handlebar base, spacers
2
Â
Tighten the bolts to secure the base.
3
Both 1/4 in. standard and M6 bolts are included.
, and clutch-clamp or brake-clamp bracket.
Attaching the Power Cables to the Motorcycle Mount
Thread the power cable connector À through the top of the
1
opening in the motorcycle mount.
Slide the cable down to the bottom of the opening Á and pull
2
the cable back until it is snug.
Screw the black screw  into the back of the mount à to
3
hold the cable in place.
Tighten the nuts to secure the base.
2
NOTE: The recommended torque is 50 lbf-in (5.65 N-m). Do
not exceed torque of 80 lbf-in (9.04 N-m).
Installing the Handlebar Base to the Clutch-Clamp or BrakeClamp Brackets
Remove the two factory bolts on your clutch-clamp or brake-
1
clamp bracket À.
Installation1
Thread the weather cap Ä through the top hole and press it
4
into the hole.
Attaching the Base Plate to the Motorcycle Mount
NOTICE
Direct, sustained contact with the base plate, or any part of the
motorcycle, may damage the mount over time. To prevent this
kind of damage, you must place the mounting spacers between
the mount and base plate, and make sure that no part of the
device or mount touches the motorcycle.
Thread the M4 x 20 mm panhead screws À through the
1
washers Á, cradle, spacers Â, and base plate Ã.
Tighten the nuts to secure the base plate.
2
Attaching the Base Plate to the Handlebar Base
Align the ball of the handlebar base À and the ball of the
1
base plate Á with each end of the double-socket arm Â.
Removing Your Device from the Motorcycle
Mount
Press the release button on the bottom of the mount.
1
Lift out the device.
2
Mounting Your Device in an Automobile
NOTICE
Before mounting the device, check the local laws pertaining to
windshield mounting.
WARNING
This product contains a lithium-ion battery. To prevent the
possibility of personal injury or product damage caused by
battery exposure to extreme heat, store the device out of direct
sunlight.
Do not use the suction cup mount on a motorcycle.
See the
product box for product warnings and other important
information.
NOTE:
models. Go to
1
Important Safety and Product Information guide in the
The automobile mount is not included with all device
garmin.com to purchase optional accessories.
Plug the automotive power cable À into the port Á on the
mount.
Insert each ball into the double-socket arm.
2
Tighten the knob slightly.
3
Adjust for optimal viewing and operation.
4
Tighten the knob to secure the mount.
5
Installing Your Device in the Motorcycle Mount
Fit the left side of your device into the cradle.
1
Push the right side of the device forward until it snaps into
2
place.
If the latch À on the mount stays up after you insert the
3
device, press it down.
Remove the clear plastic from the suction cup Â.
2
Clean and dry your windshield and the suction cup with a lint-
3
free cloth.
Press the suction cup to the windshield, and flip the lever
4
back toward the windshield.
Snap the cradle Ä onto the suction cup arm.
5
Fit one side of your device into the cradle.
6
Press the device into the cradle until it snaps into place.
7
Plug the other end of the automotive power cable into a
8
power outlet.
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Getting Started
WARNING
See the
product box for product warnings and other important
information.
• Update the maps and software on your device (Product
• Mount the device and connect it to power.
• Pair your Bluetooth® phone and headset (Pairing Your Phone
• Adjust the screen brightness (Adjusting the Screen
• Navigate to your destination (Starting a Route,
Important Safety and Product Information guide in the
Updates,
and Headset, page 13) (optional).
Brightness, page 3)
page
22).
.
page 5).
2Getting Started
Device Overview
Power button
À
microSD® memory card slot
Á
USB power and data port
Â
Turning the Device On or Off
• To turn the device on, press the power key, or connect the
device to power.
• To put the device in power saving mode, press the power key
while the device is on.
While in power saving mode, the screen is off and the device
uses very little power, but it can wake instantly for use.
TIP: You can charge your device faster by putting it in power
saving mode while charging the battery.
• To turn off the device completely, hold the power key until a
prompt appears on the screen, and select Off
.
The prompt appears after five seconds. If you release the
power key before the prompt appears, the device enters
power saving mode.
Acquiring GPS Signals
When you turn on your navigation device, the GPS receiver
must collect satellite data and establish the current location. The
time required to acquire satellite signals varies based on several
factors, including how far you are from the location where you
last used your navigation device, whether you have a clear view
of the sky, and how long it has been since you last used your
navigation device. The first time you turn on your navigation
device, it may take several minutes to acquire satellite signals.
Turn on the device.
1
Wait while the device locates satellites.
2
If necessary, go to an open area, away from tall buildings and
3
trees.
in the status bar indicates the satellite signal strength. When
at least half the bars are filled, the device is ready for navigation.
Status Bar Icons
The status bar is located at the top of the main menu. The status
bar icons display information about features on the device. You
can select some icons to change settings or view additional
information.
GPS signal status. Hold to view GPS accuracy and acquired
satellite information (Viewing GPS Signal Status, page 25).
Bluetooth technology status. Select to view the Bluetooth
settings (Bluetooth Settings
Wi-fi signal strength. Select to change the wi-fi settings
®
‑
Fi
(Wi
Settings
Connected to hands-free calling. Select to place a phone call
(Hands-Free Calling, page 14)
Active transportation mode. Select to change the
transportation mode.
Current time. Select to set the time (Setting the Time,
page 21)
, page
.
20)
, page
.
.
20)
.
Battery charge level.
Sharing LiveTrack
appears on the icon. Select to open the LiveTrack app
(
LiveTrack,
Smartphone Link status. Select to connect to the
Smartphone Link app and receive live traffic data and other
live services (Pairing with Your Phone and Connecting to
Smartphone Link, page 13)
device is connected to the Smartphone Link app.
Temperature. Select to view the weather forecast (Viewing
the Weather Forecast
Fuel status. Select to view fuel tracking information (Fuel
Tracking
, page 7).
data. The number of invited viewers
page
17).
. When the icon is blue, the
, page
19).
Using the On-Screen Buttons
On-screen buttons allow you to navigate the pages, menus, and
menu options on your device.
• Select to return to the previous menu screen.
• Hold to quickly return to the main menu.
• Select or to scroll through lists or menus.
• Hold or to scroll faster.
• Select to see a context-based menu of options for the
current screen.
Adjusting the Volume
Volume.
Select
1
Select an option:
2
• Use the slider bar to adjust the volume.
• Select to mute the device.
• Select for additional options.
Using the Audio Mixer
You can use the audio mixer to set the volume levels for
different audio types, such as navigation prompts or phone calls.
The level for each audio type is a percentage of the master
volume.
Volume.
Select
1
Select >
2
Use the sliders to adjust the volume for each audio type.
3
Audio Mixer
.
Adjusting the Screen Brightness
Select Settings > Display >
1
Use the slider bar to adjust the brightness.
2
Brightness
.
Rider Awareness Features and Alerts
NOTICE
The rider alerts and speed limit features are for information only
and do not replace your responsibility to abide by all posted
speed limit signs and to use safe driving judgment at all times.
is not responsible for any traffic fines or citations you
Garmin
receive for failing to follow all applicable traffic laws and signs.
Your device provides features that can help encourage safer
riding and increase efficiency, even when you are riding in a
familiar area. The device plays an audible tone or message and
displays information for each alert. You can enable or disable
the audible tone or message for each type of alert. Not all alerts
are available in all areas.
School zone or nearby school: The device plays a tone and
displays the distance to and speed limit (if available) for an
upcoming school or school zone.
Speed limit reduction: The device plays a tone and displays
the upcoming reduced speed limit so you can be prepared to
reduce your speed.
Rider Awareness Features and Alerts3
Speed limit exceeded
red border on the speed limit icon when you exceed the
posted speed limit for the current road.
Railroad crossing
distance to an upcoming railroad crossing.
Animal crossing: The device plays a tone and displays the
distance to an upcoming animal crossing area.
Curve
: The device plays a tone and displays the distance to a
curve in the road.
Slower traffic
distance to slower traffic when you approach slower traffic at
a higher speed. Your device must be receiving traffic
information to use this feature (
Smartphone Link,
Fatigue warning: The device plays a tone and suggests
upcoming rest stops after you have been driving for more
than two hours without stopping.
: The device plays a tone and displays the
: The device plays a tone and displays a
: The device plays a tone and displays the
Receiving Traffic Data Using
16)
page
.
Enabling or Disabling Rider Alerts
You can turn off individual audible rider alerts. Visual alerts
appear even when the audible alert is disabled.
Select Settings >
1
2
.
Alerts
Select or clear the check box next to each alert.
Driver Assistance > Audible Rider
Red Light and Speed Cameras
NOTICE
Garmin
is not responsible for the accuracy of or the
consequences of using a red light or speed camera database.
NOTE: This feature is not available for all regions or product
models.
Information about red light and speed camera locations is
available in some areas for some product models. The device
alerts you when you approach a reported speed or red light
camera.
• Live red light and safety camera data is available as a
subscription from Garmin
Smartphone Link app (
• To maintain an updated database of red light and speed
camera locations, your device must have an active
subscription to download and store safety camera data. Go to
garmin.com/speedcameras to check availability and
compatibility, or to purchase a subscription or one-time
update. You can purchase a new region or extend an existing
subscription at any time.
NOTE:
loaded red light and speed camera data with free lifetime
updates.
• You can use the Garmin Express™ software (garmin.com
/express) to update the camera database stored on your
device. You should update your device frequently to receive
the most up-to-date camera information.
In some regions, some product bundles include pre-
Live Services using the
Garmin Live Services, page 13).
Incident Detection and Notifications
incident and your vehicle stops moving. This can help alert
the contact to your situation if you are not able to call or send
a message. This feature requires a connection to
Smartphone Link and an active mobile data connection to
send a message.
• If you have not set up an incident contact, the device
automatically displays the nearest address or geographic
coordinates when it detects an incident. This feature is
helpful if you need to tell emergency personnel your location.
You can select More to view the Where Am I? page.
Setting Up an Incident Contact
Before you can set up an incident detection contact, you must
complete these tasks:
• Connect your device to Smartphone Link (Pairing with Your
Phone and Connecting to Smartphone Link,
• Select Settings > Bluetooth, select your phone name, and
verify the Phone calls option is enabled.
The device must have access to the Smartphone Link app and
to your smartphone phone book during the incident contact
setup. If you do not want to use your device for hands-free
calling, you can disable the Phone calls option after the incident
contact setup is complete.
Select Settings > Driver Assistance >
1
Notification > Continue
A list of your smartphone contacts appears.
Select a contact, and select
2
Verify the contact's phone number, and select Next
3
Enter your name or nickname, and select Done
4
Review the sample incident message, and select Next.
5
Follow the on-screen instructions to inform your contact that
6
you have added them as an incident contact.
NOTE:
or nickname you entered, but it is not sent from your phone
number. The message is sent using a third-party service, and
you should inform your incident contact that the incident
message will come from an unknown number.
Select
7
Review the information, and select Save.
8
The incident notification message includes the name
OK.
.
Next.
Incident
page
.
13).
.
Cancelling an Incident Notification
When the device detects an incident, a message and a voice
prompt inform you that a notification will be sent to your incident
contact. A 60-second countdown timer starts when the incident
is detected, and the device sends the notification automatically
when the timer expires. If you do not want to send the
notification, you can cancel it.
Before the timer expires, select Cancel.
Disabling Incident Notifications
While incident notifications are disabled, the device does not
send an SMS notification when it detects an incident.
Select Settings > Driver Assistance > Incident
1
Notification.
Clear the
2
Incident Detection SMS check box.
WARNING
The device allows you to send your location to an emergency
contact. This is a supplemental feature and should not be relied
upon as a primary method to obtain emergency assistance. The
Smartphone Link app does not contact emergency services on
your behalf.
Your zūmo device uses built-in sensors to detect a possible
vehicle incident.
• If you set up an incident contact, the device can send an
automated text message to that contact when it detects an
4Rider Awareness Features and Alerts
Viewing Helmet Law Notifications
Helmet law and eye protection notifications may appear on your
zūmo device the first time your device acquires satellites and
when your device approaches a location with motorcycle safety
rules.
NOTICE
Garmin
recommends that all riders wear helmets for safety.
Helmet law notifications are for reference only, are subject to
change, and are not intended to be considered legal advice.
Helmet law notifications are available in the U.S. and Canada
only.
Select the notification to view more details.
Searching for Helmet Laws
You can search for helmet laws by state or province.
Select Apps
1
Select a state or province.
2
> Helmet Guide
.
Navigating to Your Destination
Routes
A route is a path from your current location to one or more
destinations.
• The device calculates a recommended route to your
destination based on the preferences you set, including the
route calculation mode (Changing the Route Calculation
Mode, page 5) and avoidances (Avoiding Delays, Tolls,
and Areas, page 7).
• You can start navigating to your destination quickly using the
recommended route, or you can select an alternate route
(Starting a Route, page 5)
• If there are specific roads you need to use or avoid, you can
customize the route.
• You can add multiple destinations to a route.
Starting a Route
Select
1
2
3
The device calculates a route to the location and guides you
using voice prompts and information on the map (Your Route on
the Map
appears at the edge of the map for several seconds.
If you need to stop at additional destinations, you can add the
locations to your route
Changing the Route Calculation Mode
1
2
Taking a Route Using Adventurous Routing
Your device can calculate routes that prefer curvy roads, hills,
and fewer highways. This feature can provide a more enjoyable
ride, but it may increase the time or distance to your destination.
NOTE:
all map regions.
1
Where To?, and search for a location
Select a location.
Select an option:
• To start navigating using the recommended route, select
Go!.
• To choose an alternate route, select , and select a route.
Alternate routes appear to the right of the map.
• To edit the course of the route, select >
add shaping points to the route.
, page 5). A preview of the major roads in your route
Select Settings
Select an option:
• Select
drive but can be longer in distance.
• Select
routes that prefer curvy roads.
• Select
roads).
• Select
shorter in distance but can take more time to drive.
This feature is not available on all device models or for
Select Settings > NavigationGarmin Adventurous Routing™ > Save
> Navigation > Calculation Mode
Faster Time to calculate routes that are faster to
Garmin Adventurous Routing™ to calculate
Off Road to calculate point-to-point routes (without
Shorter Distance to calculate routes that are
.
.
Edit Route
.
> Calculation Mode >
.
, and
.
Select
2
3
4
5
6
Garmin Adventurous Routing™.
Use the
curves.
Use the
Use the Avoid Major Highways slider to include more or
fewer highways.
Start a route (Starting a Route, page 5).
Prefer Curves slider to include more or fewer
Prefer Hills slider to include more or fewer hills.
Starting a Route by Using the Map
You can start route by selecting a location from the map.
Select
1
2
3
4
5
View Map.
Drag and zoom the map to display the area to search.
If necessary, select to filter the displayed points of interest
by category.
Location markers ( or a blue dot) appear on the map.
Select an option:
• Select a location marker.
• Select a point, such as a street, intersection, or address
location.
Select
Go!.
Going Home
The first time you start a route home, the device prompts you to
enter your home location.
Select Where To?
1
If necessary, enter your home location.
2
Editing Your Home Location
Select Where To? > >
1
Enter your home location.
2
> Go Home
.
Set Home Location
.
Your Route on the Map
As you travel, the device guides you to your destination using
voice prompts and information on the map. Instructions for your
next turn or exit, or other actions appear across the top of the
map.
Next action in the route. Indicates the next turn, exit, or other action
À
and the lane in which you should travel, if available.
Distance to the next action.
Á
Name of the street or exit associated with the next action.
Â
Route highlighted on the map.
Ã
Next action in the route. Arrows on the map indicate the location of
Ä
upcoming actions.
Vehicle speed.
Å
Name of the road on which you are traveling.
Æ
Estimated arrival time.
Ç
You can touch this field to change the information it shows
TIP:
Active Lane Guidance
As you approach some turns, exits, or interchanges in your
route, a detailed simulation of the road appears beside the map,
.
Navigating to Your Destination5
if available. A colored line À indicates the proper lane for the
turn.
Viewing Turns and Directions
While navigating a route, you can view upcoming turns, lane
changes, or other directions for your route.
From the map, select an option:
1
• To view upcoming turns and directions as you navigate,
select > Turns.
The map tool displays the next four turns or directions
beside the map. The list updates automatically as you
navigate the route.
• To view the complete list of turns and directions for the
entire route, select the text bar at the top of the map.
Select a turn or direction (optional).
2
Detailed information appears. An image of the junction may
appear for junctions on major roadways, if available.
Viewing the Entire Route on the Map
While navigating a route, select anywhere on the map.
1
Select .
2
Arriving at Your Destination
When you approach your destination, the device provides
information to help you complete your route.
• indicates the location of your destination on the map, and a
voice prompt announces you are approaching your
destination.
• When you approach some destinations, the device
automatically prompts you to search for parking. You can
select
Yes to find nearby parking areas (
Destination, page 6).
• When you stop at your destination, the device automatically
ends the route. If the device does not detect your arrival
automatically, you can select Stop
Parking Near Your Destination
Your device can help you find a parking spot near your
destination. When you approach some destinations, the device
automatically prompts you to search for parking.
Select an option:
1
• When the device prompts you, select Yes
nearby parking.
• If the device does not prompt you, select Where To? >
Categories > Parking, and select > My Destination.
Select Filter Parking, and select one or more categories to
2
filter parking by availability, type, price, or payment methods
(optional).
NOTE:
for all parking locations.
Select a parking location, and select Go! > Add As Next
3
Stop.
The device guides you to the parking area.
Detailed parking data is not available in all areas or
Finding Your Last Parking Spot
When you disconnect the device from vehicle power while the
device is on, your current location is saved as a parking spot.
Parking Near Your
to end your route.
to search for
Select Apps
> Last Spot
.
Changing Your Active Route
Adding a Location to Your Route
Before you can add a location to your route, you must be
navigating a route (Starting a Route, page 5).
You can add locations to the middle or end of your route. For
example, you can add a fuel station as the next destination in
your route.
TIP: To create complex routes with multiple destinations or
scheduled stops, you can use the trip planner to plan, schedule,
and save a trip (Planning a Trip,
From the map, select >
1
Search for a location.
2
Select a location.
3
Select
4
5
The device re-calculates the route to include the added location
and guides you to the destinations in order.
Go!.
Select an option:
• To add the location as the next destination in your route,
select Add As Next Stop.
• To add the location to the end of your route, select Add As Last Stop.
• To add the location and edit the order of destinations in
your route, select Add to Active Route.
Where To?
page
17).
.
Shaping Your Route
Before you can shape your route, you must start a route
(Starting a Route, page 5)
You can manually shape your route to change its course. This
allows you to direct the route to use a certain road or go through
a certain area without adding a destination to the route.
Touch anywhere on the map.
1
Select .
2
The device enters route shaping mode.
Select a location on the map.
3
TIP:
You can select
more precise location.
The device recalculates the route to travel through the
selected location.
If necessary, select an option:
4
• To add more shaping points to the route, select additional
locations on the map.
• To remove a shaping point, select .
When you are finished shaping the route, select Go!.
5
.
to zoom in on the map and select a
Taking a Detour
You can take a detour for a specified distance along your route
or detour around specific roads. This is useful if you encounter
construction zones, closed roads, or poor road conditions.
From the map, select >
1
TIP:
If the Change Route tool is not in the map tools menu,
you can add it (
Select an option:
2
• To detour your route for a specific distance, select Detour
by Distance.
• To detour around a specific road on the route, select
Detour by Road
• To find a new route, select
Enabling Map Tools,
Change Route
.
Detour.
page
.
11).
Stopping the Route
From the map, select
>
Stop
.
6Navigating to Your Destination
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