Garmin DezlCam Series Bedienungsanleitung

DezlCam Frozen or Not Powering On

If the device's screen has frozen, proceed to Reset the device below.

Note that temperature can affect your device's ability to power on or charge properly.

Verify the device is getting power

1. Plug your device into the vehicle with its original Garmin car charger cable, pictured below

with a green check mark

oMake sure there is nothing between your car charger cable and your vehicle's power

outlet, such as a splitter or other charging accessory

oDo not use a USB cable, pictured with a red symbol below

2. Turn the vehicle's power on

3. Check the light on the vehicle end of the power cable and make sure it is lit

oIf the cable does not light up, try a different vehicle.

4. Drive normally with the device connected to power for at least 10 minutes

The device should power on after taking these steps.

Reset the device

If the device still does not power on, or if the screen has become frozen and will not power off, a

soft reset can help by forcing the device to reboot.

See below for a video walk-through of the reset process.

To perform a soft reset:

1. Connect the device to a power source with its car charger cable

oAn A/C adapter may also be used, but if the problem persists, the car charger cable will

need to be used

2. Press and hold the power button or hold the power switch in the "on" position, and slowly count

to 20

The device should now turn on. Leave the device connected to power to give the battery time to

charge.

Why is this happening?

An issue where your Garmin device will not turn on, is frozen, has a dead battery, or has a black

screen can have several different causes:

Dead battery

A device will not turn on if it has an empty or "dead" battery. This can be resolved by charging

the battery, but this is not always as simple as connecting the device to any cable or power

source.

Environment

The environment in which the device is used can affect its ability to properly receive power.

Software problem

If the device ever "freezes" on a single screen and will not respond to your touch, the device

may have run into a software "bug", "glitch", or other similar type of problem. Since all

electronic devices do a large number of tasks and calculations every second, it is always possible

for the device to get stuck at one point or another while in use. This chance can be minimized by

making sure the device's software is up to date.

Charging a nuviCam or dezlCam device

Garmin recommends that you always operate your automotive device with it connected to a

power source. Full power will ensure that your device gets the best signals from GPS satellites

and traffic updates.

It is advised to always use a vehicle power cable or AC power charger. Third-party cables may

not charge the device or put it in the proper state to receive updates.

The provided vehicle power cable must be used in the vehicle in order for the device to

operate and charge the battery simultaneously. The device cannot be charged by a USB

cable in the vehicle.

When connected to a computer or vehicle via USB cable, your device may present a message

stating "The attached cable cannot currently charge your device." This behavior is

normal. While the device does receive enough power from the computer or vehicle to remain

powered on and to operate, it does not receive enough power for the battery level to increase.

There are two ways to charge your automotive device's internal

battery:

Temperature can affect the charging of a device. If the battery registers a temperature of 0°C

(32°F) and below or 45°C (113°F) and above, it will not charge.

When an automotive device is connected to external power, it will be operate from that external

power source. The battery will not drain.

Your device will be placed into a Standby mode when the power button is pressed and released.

Before storing the device, it is recommended to fully power off the device to preserve the charge

on the battery. To do this, press and hold the power button for 5 seconds and touch OFF.

Temperature/Environment

Lithium-ion batteries used in Garmin automotive devices are designed to be safely charged

between 0°C –45°C (32°F –113°F). Charging of the device outside of this temperature range

can have detrimental effects on the battery.

Use the vehicle power cable

that came with your device.

A full charge may take up

to 6 hours

All devices come with a

vehicle power cable to

charge the device

This is the recommended

method for charging your

device.

Use a Garmin-branded AC power adapter accessory,

such as a wall power adapter.

A full charge via a Garmin AC power adapter may

take 3 to 4 hours

When you plug the device into an AC charger and

push the button to turn it “off”, the device will

remain on enough to charge the battery, then fully

suspend or turn off

It is recommended that you use the port directly on

the device when charging indoors, and not the

powered mount that is used when plugging the

device into the vehicle power cable.

Third-party AC adapters may not be able to charge

the device. A Garmin-compatible AC adapter can

be purchased from Garmin's online store

Note that the safe temperature range above refers to the temperature of the battery itself, not the

outside temperature or the temperature of the vehicle interior. Even during mild outdoor weather,

it is possible for a battery to exceed its 45°C (113°F) limit when the device is being used and is

mounted on the dashboard.

At hot temperatures, the maximum amount of battery charge that a device can receive is

intentionally limited to prevent damage to the battery. Because of this, it can seem as if your

device's battery is only charging to a certain point, but no further. This is normal behavior.

If this is occurring frequently, it may be beneficial to move the position of the device to an area

which receives less direct sunlight. An alternate mounting solution may be helpful in this regard.

Charging Accessory/Power Source

While many different charging cables and accessories may connect to your device, a device's

included Garmin-brand vehicle power cable is the only accessory which is guaranteed to be

capable of providing enough power to the packaged device. The included Garmin vehicle power

cable should always be used to charge the battery of a Garmin automotive device. See below for

an image of a commonly-included Garmin vehicle power cable.

If unable to use a device's vehicle power cable, other cables such as Garmin A/C adapters may be

used. However, such accessories cannot be guaranteed to properly or fully charge a device. For

the best chance of a device properly charging in this situation, it is recommended to power the

device off while it charges.

If the device must be used, then turning down the brightness of the screen can also ensure that

the device receives a full charge. For information on powering a device off or adjusting its

brightness, see your device's owner's manual.

It is recommended to always have the device plugged in when being used. The device will

charge while it is plugged in, but the only way to determine if it is fully charged is to have it

unplugged and on the main menu as seen below. The battery icon will be displayed in the top

right corner of the screen.

Age

Over a battery's life span, continuous cycles of depletion and recharging can reduce its maximum

capacity. A device which has been owned for many years is not expected to have the same

battery capacity as when it was new, regardless of amount of use.

The Typical Automotive Battery Lifespan,

and How to Care for the Battery in Order to

Maximize Battery Lifespan

A variety of factors - including locale, conditions/temperatures, and usage - will affect the

overall lifespan of a Garmin automotive device's battery.

Garmin's automotive devices contain Lithium-Ion batteries. Lithium-Ion battery lifespan is

negatively affected by exposure to extreme temperatures.

Garmin automotive devices should be stored in a temperature range between 32°F to 77°F (from

0°C to 45°C) when not in use to prevent permanent capacity loss. Devices should be operated

only in temperatures between -4°F to 131°F (-20°C to 55°C).

The lifespan of a device's battery may be permanently reduced if stored at temperatures above

77°F (45°C) for extended periods of time.

Cold temperatures (temps below 32°F / 0°C) generally will not affect the battery's overall

lifespan, though run time may be reduced temporarily.

Garmin automotive devices monitor the surrounding temperature and do not charge the battery

below 32°F (0°C) or above 113°F (45°C). These temperatures are required by the battery

manufacturers to maintain performance and safety of the battery. Nearly all commercially

available Lithium-Ion batteries share these charging restrictions.

Bear in mind that the temperature in your vehicle may differ from the temperature outside,

particularly on the dash or windshield when in direct sunlight. It may be too hot for a device to

charge, even if you believe that the temperature is comfortable enough that it should.

For example, during the summer months, a car parked in the sun may reach temperatures in

excess of 185°F (85°C). This is why it is so important for you to store an unused device in the

glove compartment or under the seat.

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