Garmin Overlander® Portable navigator with 7" display for off-road use

Features

Overview: The Garmin Overlander is a rugged portable GPS navigation device that is designed for both on- and off-road navigation. It features preloaded street and topo maps for North and South America. Built-in pitch and roll gauges help you safely navigate difficult terrain. Overlander can be paired to up to four BC 35 backup cameras (sold separately) so you can view what's behind you on the large 7" color touchscreen display. The device comes with a powered magnetic suction-cup windshield mount, plus a 1" RAM ball mount.

7" Touchscreen LCD: Overlander features a large 7" touchscreen display with a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels. It has a real glass panel, and multi-touch technology to let you zoom in and out of the map with a pinch-type motion.

Multi-system Global Positioning: Overlander utilizes the Global Positioning System (GPS), as well as other multi-satellite positioning systems to provide the most accurate location data possible. In addition to GPS (U.S. system), Overlander uses GLONASS (Russian system) and Galileo (European system) satellite positioning systems

Preloaded Maps: Overlander is preloaded with HERE's City Navigator street maps for North and South America for turn-by-turn directions. It also contains TOPO maps for those times you travel off the grid. Topography maps show the elevation and contours of the surrounding terrain, including public land boundaries, 4x4 roads, forest service roads, waterways, trails, and much more. Using the Garmin Explore app, you can download additional maps, including satellite imagery or USGS quad sheets, and store them on the device's 64 GB flash memory. For additional storage, Overlander has a slot for an optional microSD memory card (up to 64 GB). The unit's preloaded map versions (as of September 2019) include:

• City Navigator North America NT 2020.10 (ALL, Parkopedia, Foursquare)
• City Navigator South America NT 2019.20 (ALL, Foursquare)
• TOPO U.S. 100K
• North America DEM (Digital Elevation Models)
• South America DEM (Digital Elevation Models)
• National Parks v2

Map Updates: Overlander offers free lifetime map updates so you'll always have the most up-to-date maps, POIs, and navigation information. Map updates are available for download up to 4 times a year with no subscription or update fees and no expiration dates. Map updates can be obtained by connecting the device to a Wi-Fi network and directly download the maps, or connect the device to your computer and obtain the updates through Garmin Express.

Optional Traffic: Overlander can help you avoid traffic delays along your route. When connected to an optional Garmin Traffic receiver, such as the GTM 60 or GTM 36, Overlander can receive traffic data from an over-the-air broadcast signal. The device displays the traffic information on the screen when you're within a traffic coverage area (typically a major metropolitan area) to help you avoid traffic delays.

Voice Command: You can use your voice to activate and operate the Overlander. Voice Command allows you to use the device by speaking words and commands and following the voice prompts. After speaking a predetermined Wakeup Phrase, you can enter the names and/or address of popular, well-known locations. If necessary, you can disable voice prompts without muting the device, so you'll still hear the audible directions as you travel.

Garmin Real Directions: The Overlander features Garmin Real Directions with easy-to-understand driving directions using recognizable landmarks, buildings, and traffic lights, in addition to spoken street names.

Speed Limits: As you travel along a major road or street, the speed limit is displayed on the screen alongside of the vehicle's speed display. If you are exceeding the speed limit, a tone will sound, and the color of the vehicle speed indication will change to red. If the highway's posted speed limit has changed since the last map update, you can change the speed limit display on the unit.

Wi-Fi Compatible: You can keep the device updated with the latest maps and software without connecting it to a computer. When connected to a Wi-Fi network, the device checks for available updates, and displays an icon on the screen. The connected network is added to the list of saved networks, and will reconnect automatically when it is within range.

Garmin Express: You can connect the unit to your computer with the supplied USB cable for downloading map updates, custom POIs, voices, and vehicles. You will need to download the Garmin Express software to update your maps and register the unit. Garmin Express requires Windows 7 SP1 or newer or Mac OS X 10.11 or higher.

iOverlander POI: The device includes iOverlander Points of Interest to help you locate a wide variety of locations and services. iOverlander includes searchable POIs and data from History Channel, Foursquare, and TripAdvisor. The POIs are categorized by Camping (Established, Wild, or Informal), Lodging (Hotel or Hostel), Services (Water, Propane, Mechanic & Parts, Vehicle Shipping, Insurance, Dump Station, Fuel Station, or Vehicle Storage), Community (Restaurant, Tourist Attraction, Shopping, Laundromat, Pet Services or Medical), and Other (Checkpoint, Customs and Immigration, Consulate/Embassy, Warnings, or Other). After selecting the POI, you can get more information, view possible routes to the destination, and navigate to the location with turn-by-turn voice and on-screen directions.

Vehicle Profiles and Customized Routing: Overlander lets you enter the type of vehicle you are driving in order to receive customized navigation and map settings based on the vehicle type. You can select car, motorhome, motorhome with trailer, or vehicle with trailer. If you select a large vehicle, or a vehicle with a trailer, you can enter and save the vehicle's configuration and dimensions. If your configuration or vehicle changes, you can easily switch to the appropriate profile for the most accurate navigation data.

Pitch and Roll: The Pitch and Roll application is designed to provide the angle of your vehicle as you are navigation difficult terrain. You must first calibrate the device (to establish the vehicle's "zero" angle) while it is mounted in the vehicle and you are parked on a flat, level surface. As you drive over steep terrain, the device will provide warnings when the vehicle's angles exceed the preset maximum.

ABC: From the menu, you can select the "ABC" button to access the Overlander's built-in Altimeter, Barometer, and Compass. The Altimeter's gauge is displayed as a bar graph to show your ascent or descent over a specific distance, as well as numeric readouts of the current and maximum elevation, and total descent and total climb. The barometer show the current barometric pressure in inches of mercury and millibars. It also displays a bar graph of the barometric trends over the past three hours. When the device is connected to the magnetic mount, Overlander utilizes GPS data to determine your compass heading. When you disconnect it from the magnetic mount, the device prompts you to calibrate the built-in compass for improved accuracy.

Tracking: In addition to routing you to where you want to go, Overlander can also record the path of where you've been. When you enable tracking (also known as "bread crumbs"), the unit logs your location at a set interval and updates the track line. If Overlander is paired to an inReach device, the device records the track points and transmits them over the satellite network at a specified send interval.

Garmin Explore App: Using the Garmin Explore app, you can pull together your waypoints, tracks, and routes loaded on the Overlander device, your smartphone, or your desktop/laptop computer. With the app, you can plan and navigate your trip, share your location, and track your progress. The app lets you download maps, and use them anytime or anywhere, even if there's no cell phone service. With a Garmin account, you can store waypoints, routes, and recorded tracks in the cloud. The Garmin Explore app is compatible with Apple iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices running iOS 11.0 or later, as well as Android devices running Android 5.0 and up.

Bluetooth: The Overlander has built-in Bluetooth technology. This allows you to sync the unit with a Bluetooth-enabled device for hands-free calling through its integrated microphone and speaker. You can make and receive phone calls as long as the devices are within 10 feet of each other and paired.

Magnetic Mount: The unit comes with the Garmin Suction Cup Magnetic Mount. The mount has an extra large 3" diameter suction cup for mounting the device on your windshield or dashboard. The suction cup attaches to (and detaches from) the Magnetic Mount via a ball-and-socket connection. Overlander attaches to the mount with a strong magnet, allowing you to remove the device from the mount easily, without having to disconnect any cables. The mount has a Micro USB port for connecting the included vehicle power adapter.

RAM Ball Mount: If the suction cup is removed from the Magnetic Mount, you can attach the included 1" RAM Ball mount with the four included screws (not via the socket). The RAM Ball mount and Magnetic Mount have the standard, rectangular AMPS screw pattern. Attaching the RAM Ball mount allows you to attach Overlander via a wide variety of RAM branded mounts.

inReach Compatible: The Overlander navigation device is compatible with the inReach series of portable satellite communicators for two-way text messaging, interactive SOS, and weather forecasts. You can pair the Overlander to the inReach Explorer, inReach SE, and inReach Mini models.

Power Requirements: The Garmin Overlander is powered by your vehicle's battery using the included 12-volt vehicle power adapter. The built-in Lithium-Ion battery will provide up to 3 hours of use after a full charge.

Optional Backup Cameras: The Overlander is compatible with the Garmin BC35 Wireless Backup Camera (sold separately). The BC35 helps you to see what's behind your vehicle when backing up. The camera can pair via Wi-Fi to the Overlander and transmit a clear view from the rear of your RV. (The transmitter should be installed within 10 feet of the Overlander.) The BC35 is hardwired to your vehicle's reverse light circuit, which powers the camera on when you shift the vehicle into reverse. Wiring it to a constant power circuit lets you view the camera's video at any time. Up to 4 BC35 cameras can be paired to the device at once to provide multiple views of your vehicle.