Similarly, it’s been 8 years since Cycliq first introduced their Fly6 bike-focused rear safety camera. Fingers crossed it does work and it’ll save you a trip to the workshop again.It’s been 7 years since Garmin introduced their Varia radar. You may need to take the above steps a couple of times if the camera doesn’t work as it should. I always tend to call her something other than ‘Camera 1’ – I think our camera on the trailer is called ‘Bugs Bunny’!. Do make sure that you have the handbrake and/or the brakes engaged at the same time! Once you have the camera and the GPS paired you should be able to rename the camera. From there you’ll need to follow the instructions on the screen – it’ll tell you when to put the car into reverse. If on the other hand it’s not listed then you should ‘add new camera’. Within this menu do you see the camera listed? If so you will need to select it and ‘unpair’ it. You should see the settings option (from memory it’s on the bottom right of the screen and has a spanner symbol) and then choose backup camera. In order to check this head to the menu on the screen your Garmin. The issue may be that the camera and your sat nav haven’t been paired correctly. As I can’t see how the camera was installed we’ll have to presume that it was installed correctly – your can try a couple of things before you have to head back to the store. Sorry to hear your having some trouble with the camera.
Garmin backup camera parts breakdown series#
They have released a series of step by step videos explaining how you go about installing the camera system. Garmin has been rather kind to the budding DIY fans.
Garmin backup camera parts breakdown install#
It most certainly is possible to install the BC30 yourself. Remember, if your vehicle already has rear cameras installed then save yourself some money as you will most certainly not require this device! Can I install the BC30 myself? To be able to change the sat-nav view from navigational mode to the rear camera you will need to be hooked up to a permanent power source not just your rear lights. Depending upon how you have installed the device you will see behind you when you reverse or you may be able to ‘switch’ on the camera manually at any time. This camera should remove those annoying and sometimes dangerous blindspots. Many manufacturers would have left this accessory as an add – on to their flagship premium models only. Garmin should be commended for providing device compatibility with both the entry-level and premium sat nav ranges. If you don’t recognize some devices listed here, it’s probably because they are designed for truckers and larger vehicle drivers. Is the Garmin BC30 Camera compatible with my sat nav?īelow is a list of compatible devices as provided by Garmin. That being said they have rather usefully released a number of step by step videos showing how to install the Garmin BC 30 wireless backup camera yourself.īefore we get to the required steps for installation let’s look at which devices this camera is compatible with. Garmin does, however, recommend that these cameras are professionally installed as they will require hooking up to a power source.
It is also possible to install the camera yourself if you have a few tools and some patience! Well, Anthony, the short answer is yes, it is suitable for use with a trailer. Is the BC30 wireless camera suitable for a trailer? Is it something I can install myself? What devices is this compatible with? Anthony Murphy It’s a pretty neat idea to utilize the sat nav as a camera screen, but is it an easy add-on to your system?Īs you can imagine, moving around with a large trailer can be a little precarious at times. As you reverse (and depending upon your configuration), you get to see the rear via the screen of your sat nav.
It provides the driver with a view of what’s behind them. Continue Reading – Part 2 of The Installationįor those of you who aren’t aware of what it is, the BC30 is a wireless camera that pairs with your Garmin Nuvi sat nav.Is the Garmin BC30 Camera compatible with my sat nav?.
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