Navigation System: Garmin Motorize - Yamaha TMAX XP560 Manual

Navigation system: Garmin
Motorize
WARNING
 Always stop the vehicle before
operating the navigation sys-
tem.
 Always concentrate on riding by
keeping your eyes and mind on
the road.
This vehicle is equipped with a naviga-
tion system which provides visual and
audio (Bluetooth headset required)
route guidance. To use the navigation
system, you must first download the
Garmin Motorize app from an applica-
tion store onto your smartphone de-
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vice and then register for its paid
service.
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Navigation also requires the following:
 smartphone device connection to
the CCU via Wi-Fi or USB
 MyRide - Link app connection via
Bluetooth
 headset connection via Bluetooth
(audio route guidance)
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 Use of the Garmin Motorize app is
subject to your agreement to the
Garmin Motorize terms of use.
 Yamaha shall not be liable for any
damages resulting from the use of
the Garmin Motorize app.
 Please note that there is a charge
(30 days free trial available).
 The smartphone device must re-
main unlocked and the Garmin
Motorize app must be kept in the
foreground in order to ensure the
phone does not sleep (lock). If an-
other app's function moves the
Garmin Motorize app to the back-
Smartphone Connectivity System
 The Garmin Motorize app's GPS
 The Garmin Motorize app may not
 iOS smartphones do not require
How to use the navigation system:
The navigation system is controlled us-
ing the joystick/home button:
 Long press HB "
 Short press enter " " to open the
 Operate the joystick up-down to
 Long press HB "
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ground (phone call, alarm, etc.)
the phone may sleep (lock) and
the navigation may stop.
access permissions must be set
to "Always allow" on your smart-
phone device's settings.
work on all smartphone devices or
OS (operating system) versions.
the MyRide - Link app for the nav-
igation system when connected
via USB.
" to access the
navigation system from the main
display.
navigation system menu
control the map zoom
" to exit navi-
gation and return to the main dis-
play.
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