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Appendix

Garmin Travel Guide

Much like a paper travel guide, the Garmin

Travel Guide provides detailed information

about places, such as restaurants and hotels.

To purchase an accessory, go to http://buy

.garmin.com, or contact your Garmin dealer.

To use the Travel Guide, insert the memory

card into your Navigator IV. Touch 

> . Touch the name of your

Travel Guide to view it.

Battery Information

Your Navigator IV contains a

user-replaceable, lithium-ion battery. To

maximize the lifetime of the battery, do not

leave your Navigator IV in direct sunlight,

and avoid prolonged exposure to excessive

heat.

The

battery icon in the corner of

the Menu page indicates the status of

the Navigator IV battery. To increase

the accuracy of the battery gauge, fully

discharge the battery and fully charge it. Do

not unplug the Navigator IV until it is totally

charged.

Replacing the Battery in the

Navigator IV

If you need to replace the battery in the

Navigator IV, contact your local BMW

Motorrad dealer. Contact your local waste

disposal department for information about

properly disposing of the battery.

Charging Your Navigator IV

• Use the motorcycle mount.

• Use the optional automotive power cable.

• Use the optional USB cable.

• Use an optional AC adapter cable.

• Use an optional battery charger.

• When the Navigator IV is being charged

with the power supply or USB cable, it

cannot be used.

The battery does not charge in the

motorcycle mount while the Navigator IV

is turned off.

The automotive power cable must

be used to charge the Navigator IV when

the unit is in the car mount.

Maximizing the Battery Life

• Turn down the backlight ( >

 >  > ).

• Disable Bluetooth; see page 19.

• Do not leave your Navigator IV in direct

sunlight. Avoid prolonged exposure to

excessive heat.

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