Garmin VIRB 360 Owner's Manual
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SpecificationsWater rating 1 ATM*Operating temperature range(external power)**From -20 to 40° C (from -4 to 104° F)Operating temperature range(battery power, cold start)**From 0 to 40° C (from 32 to 104° F)Operating temperature range(battery power, warm start)**From -20 to 40° C (from -4 to 104° F)Charging temperature range From 0 to 40° C (from 32 to 104° F)Input voltage 5 V, 2 AWireless frequencies andprotocols2.4 GHz Wi-Fi2.4 GHz ANT+2.4 GHz Bluetooth*The device withstands pressure equivalent to a depth of 10 m.For more information, go to www.garmin.com/waterrating.NOTICEThe device is not water resistant when either the battery door orside door is open.**The operating temperature range is based on the defaultcamera settings. Several factors may impact the operatingtemperature range, including the mount configuration, videosettings, and Wi‑Fi settings. Performance in cold environmentsis improved by starting the camera operation using a battery thathas been stored at room temperature (Low TemperaturePerformance Tips, page 14).Low Temperature Performance Tips• The battery life and video recording performance of thecamera are reduced at low temperatures. If the batterytemperature is below 0°C (32°F), the battery may not provideenough power for the camera to operate or record video, andthe camera may turn off.• You can improve the camera's battery life and videorecording performance in low temperatures by storing thecamera battery at room temperature until you are ready touse it. If the battery is at room temperature when you turn onthe camera, heat generated by the camera operationprevents the battery from becoming too cold, and the cameraoperates and records video in temperatures as low as-20°C (-4° F).• You can store the battery indoors, in a heated vehicle, or inan empty, interior clothing pocket to keep it at roomtemperature. If the camera turns off due to a cold battery, youcan place the battery in an empty pocket or in a room-temperature environment to warm it.WARNINGDo not place the battery in a pocket with other objects,especially sharp or metal objects. Other objects may damagethe battery and may present a risk of damage to the device,fire, chemical burn, electrolyte leak, and/or injury.• If you turn off the camera for a long period of time in a low-temperature environment, you should remove the battery andkeep it at room temperature until you are ready to use thecamera again.Viewing Regulatory and ComplianceInformationFrom the About menu, select > Regulatory Info.Device CareNOTICEAvoid contact with chemical cleaners, solvents, gasoline, oil,insect repellents, or sunscreen. These chemicals can damageplastic components and finish.Thoroughly rinse the device with fresh water as soon aspossible after exposure to chlorine, salt water, sunscreen,cosmetics, alcohol, or other harsh chemicals. Prolongedexposure to these substances can damage the plasticcomponents and finish.Do not store the device where prolonged exposure to extremetemperatures can occur, because it can cause permanentdamage.Water Exposure and RatingWhen the battery door and side door are closed and latched, thedevice has a water rating of 1 ATM.*When using your device near liquids, you must observe theseconsiderations and care tips to help preserve the water ratingand avoid damage to the camera.• The device is not water resistant when either the battery dooror side door is open.• You should keep the door gaskets and sealing surfaces cleanand free of dust and debris.• The device is not water resistant if the lens, lens retainer, orlens gasket are damaged or removed, or if the lens retainer isnot fully tightened.If you replace the cover lens, you must ensure the lensgasket and sealing surfaces are undamaged, clean, and freeof dust and debris, and you must verify the lens retainer isfully tightened (Replacing a Cover Lens, page 14).• You should thoroughly rinse the device as soon as possibleafter exposure to saltwater or chlorinated water.*The device withstands pressure equivalent to a depth of 10 m.For more information, go to www.garmin.com/waterrating.Cleaning the Device1 Wipe the outer casing of the device with a soft, non-scratchcloth dampened with water.2 Wipe the device dry.Replacing a Cover LensIf either of the cover lenses become scratched or damaged, youcan replace them. The VIRB 360 lens replacement kit includestwo cover lenses, two gaskets, and two lens retainer rings. Go togarmin.com/virb to purchase a lens replacement kit.1 Turn the lens retainer ring counter-clockwise to unlock it.2 Remove the lens retainer ring, cover lens À, and gasket Á.3 Wipe the gasket groove  with a lint-free cloth.4 Verify the new cover lens, new gasket, and the gasket grooveare clean and free of dust or debris.NOTICEThe camera may not be water resistant if the gasket andsealing surface are not clean and free of dust or debris. Dust14 Device Information |
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