BMW NAVIGATOR V LAUNCHED !

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The new BMW NAVIGATOR V was launched today.


https://www.press.bmwgroup.com/pres...=T0145987EN&left_menu_item=node__4533#avMedia


Below the BMW press release:



Press release 20. September 2013
The new BMW Motorrad Navigator V.
The state-of-the-art, safe and reliable guide.
Munich. BMW Motorrad presents the new Navigator V featuring a large and bright 5" TFT Display as well as functions precisely tailored to the rider's needs. The premium-class, Bluetooth capable GPS navigation system is not only a reliable guide on and off the roads of Europe, but also when not in use on the motorcycle. With an automobile mounting kit the powerful GPS unit can also be used as a navigator in the car. The navigation system can be used as a hands-free speaker phone for Bluetooth mobiles thanks to the loudspeaker and microphone integrated into the holder.
The navigation unit is available either with preinstalled map data of Europe, North America or without preinstalled maps. If a customer decides on the version with preinstalled maps, he receives lifelong access to map updates (Lifetime Map Updates - LMU). In order to plan routes, the user can download the Base Camp tour planning software free of charge at www.garmin.com or install it directly from the installation file on the navigation device itself. Memory capacity of the Navigator V can be expanded to up to 64 GB using an additional SD card slot.
The new trip technology featured by the Navigator 5 defines the state of the art with regard to route planning and routing. It allows the user to create longer and more detailed tours with up to 3,750 shaping points per trip. The navigation instructions – e.g. via Bluetooth using the BMW Motorrad communication system – are partially spoken using Real Directions. For this the route is described using clearly visible points of orientation. Instead of saying "turn left in 100 metres" the system instructs: "turn left at the yellow church". For safe offroad navigation, the Navigator V displays a large compass.
Map zooming is finely graduated and offers many comfort features such as a lane assistant and 3D building display in many cities. One of the many other options the Navigator V offers to the rider is PhotoNavigation: Geo-coded pictures stored in the device can be clicked on to start navigating towards that location. The unit features a fully-fledged travel computer, a home function for fast routing to the home address and beeline offroad waypoint navigation.
BMW Corporate Communications
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The Garmin Smartphone Link is optionally available and provides a lot of useful
information during the tour. The free Smartphone Link app is available from the
Google Play store and the iOS app store. After pairing the smartphone with the
Navigator V, freely available contents can be called up such as basic weather as
well as live services (subject to a charge) such as real-time traffic congestion
information and detailed weather reports. The Navigator V is compatible with the
free Garmin BaseCamp route planning software. This can be used to easily
create routes, waypoints and tracks and transfer them to the navigation device.
Thanks to the 4-button mount cradle, the waterproof and petrol-resistant
housing of the Navigator V can be fixed safely to the motorcycle and easily
operated, even using gloves while riding. On the R 1200 GS and K 1600 GT /
GTL models many functions can also be controlled directly using the multicontroller
on the left of the handlebars.
The BMW Motorrad Navigator V is powered by an integrated and exchangeable
lithium ion battery which supplies up to four hours of power. While riding, the
battery is charged via the motorcycles on-board power system. It can also be
charged via mini USB at the computer or using an optional charging unit.
The BMW Motorrad Navigator V is supplied with a micro USB cable, a practical
carrier bag, screw driver and lifelong map updates (only applies to the Europe
and North America version).
Unit dimensions: 136 x 83.4 x 24 mm
Display: 5" TFT, 800 x 480 pixels, 65,000 colours
Weight: 288 g
The Navigator V is available for € 750.00 incl. VAT in Germany.
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The BMW Group
The BMW Group is the leading premium manufacturer of automobiles and motorcycles in the world with its BMW, MINI and Rolls-Royce brands. As a global company, the BMW Group operates 28 production and assembly facilities in 13 countries and has a global sales network in more than 140 countries.
In 2012, the BMW Group sold about 1.85 million cars and more than 117,000 motorcycles worldwide. The profit before tax for the financial year 2012 was euro 7.82 billion on revenues amounting to euro 76.85 billion. At 31 December 2012, the BMW Group had a workforce of 105,876 employees.
The success of the BMW Group has always been built on long-term thinking and responsible action. The company has therefore established ecological and social sustainability throughout the value chain, comprehensive product responsibility and a clear commitment to conserving resources as an integral part of its strategy.
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I can't be bothered to read all that!:D What are the main new features on this?:nenau In English.:comfort:D
 
I can't be bothered to read all that!:D What are the main new features on this?:nenau In English.:comfort:D



Now that you have got the hang of moving (and deleting) posts, why not move this thread to the GPS section, as it's not particular to 1200GS motorcycles and it's about as technical as a boiled egg.... Though it does seem to have you (and a couple of the others) stumped.
 
Now that you have got the hang of moving (and deleting) posts, why not move this thread to the GPS section, as it's not particular to 1200GS motorcycles and it's about as technical as a boiled egg.... Though it does seem to have you (and a couple of the others) stumped.

I take it that this device isn't going to fit into the slot on your K1600, either. At least the mount on the LC 1200 just bolts onto a crossbar so should be capable of being upgraded.
 
....isn't going to fit into the slot on your K1600, either. At least the mount on the LC 1200 just bolts onto a crossbar so should be capable of being upgraded.

Ah, yes.... That'll be the same crossbar mount that bods spend hours worrying about in case someone steals their GPS device, so spend more money with TT, no doubt.

My Nav IV does me just fine, fully compatible with the 1600's iWheel thing straight out of the box. No pressing need for a Nav V.
 
I take it that this device isn't going to fit into the slot on your K1600, either. At least the mount on the LC 1200 just bolts onto a crossbar so should be capable of being upgraded.

On the R 1200 GS and K 1600 GT /
GTL models many functions can also be controlled directly using the multicontroller
on the left of the handlebars.
The BMW Motorrad Navigator V
 
After a quick read....

It's based on an as-yet un-announced Garmin Unit, as it talks to BaseCamp. Or.. it's a 390 in a different package??? (I expect not)

It has more (way more) route shaping points.
It pulls in data from your Mobile connection.
It has a replaceable battery (as did the Nav IV)
Many of the 'enhancements' that the 350 has over the 660)
"finely graduated" map zooming..


One will have to wait till the Garmin unit is released to know anything, as BMW are pretty tight about what they release.

Al...
 
For this the route is described using clearly visible points of orientation.

Instead of saying "turn left in 100 metres" the system instructs: "turn left at the yellow church".

As bods get really distressed when a petrol station closes but is still shown on the device... I can hardly wait for the howls of outrage and upset when tossers cannot deal with:

(a) The church being repainted in green

(b) The church being converted into a Starbucks

(c) Being unable to recognise a church, even if it jumped up and kicked them in the bollocks
 
As bods get really distressed when a petrol station closes but is still shown on the device... I can hardly wait for the howls of outrage and upset when tossers cannot deal with:

(a) The church being repainted in green

(b) The church being converted into a Starbucks

(c) Being unable to recognise a church, even if it jumped up and kicked them in the bollocks

Especially after spending €750 to buy the bloody thing.....:eek
 
£632 no more than outgoing model.

Perhaps not but I wouldn't have a Nav IV now, if it had cost me that. Although, I do remember paying £580 + VAT in Makro for my Streetpilot III a good many years ago.
 
Nice toy, but totally unnecessary for real bikers :D
 
Unnecessary for which real bikers....?

Real bikers can read maps and those who can't should learn, they won't regret it.

Those that can't learn shouldn't be let out of the house without a grown up - let alone ride a motorcycle. ;)
 
As bods get really distressed when a petrol station closes but is still shown on the device... I can hardly wait for the howls of outrage and upset when tossers cannot deal with:

(a) The church being repainted in green

(b) The church being converted into a Starbucks

(c) Being unable to recognise a church, even if it jumped up and kicked them in the bollocks

Turn left into the BMW dealer (if the gears are working)... service section 100m ahead...:D:D
 


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