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Zenith Pro Garmin Watch Guide

Install the CYBERSIGHT Data Field and connect Zenith Pro to a compatible Garmin watch.

Before You Start

Use this guide to install the CYBERSIGHT Data Field, connect Zenith Pro to your Garmin watch, configure HUD data and set up Offline Maps.

Before pairing, check the Garmin Device Compatibility List to confirm whether your device is supported and review any limitations.

Note: Zenith Pro can only connect with ONE DEVICE at a time.

Please disconnect the current device before pairing a new one.

Watch the Garmin Watch setup video


1. Plugin Installation

1.1 Install Garmin Apps

Search for Garmin Connect and Garmin Connect IQ on the App Store or Google Play, and download both applications.

1.1 Install Garmin Apps

1.2 Pair Garmin Device

Pair your Garmin watch with the Connect and Connect IQ apps, and ensure your watch is updated to the latest system firmware.

1.2 Pair Garmin Device

1.3 Install CYBERSIGHT Plugin

Search for CYBERSIGHT in the Connect IQ app and download the data field plugin to your Garmin watch.

1.3 Install CYBERSIGHT Plugin

2. Connection Setup

2.1 Data Field Configuration

Select an activity and change a data field to the CYBERSIGHT data field. You can find it under Connect IQ > CYBERSIGHT.

2.1 Data Field Configuration

2.2 Pairing Glasses

Disconnect any current device before pairing a new one. Once disconnected, your Zenith Pro will automatically connect to your Garmin watch. If the connection fails, try rebooting the devices.

2.2 Pairing Glasses

3. Configuration

For the exact number-to-metric mapping, refer to the CYBERSIGHT data field description.

3.1 HUD Data Selection

Select the specific data you wish to view in your HUD system. Open the Connect IQ app on your phone, navigate to Device > My Data Fields, and select the CYBERSIGHT data field to enter settings.

3.1 HUD Data Selection

3.2 Mode Setting

The first item is Mode Settings. Enter 1 for Standard Mode, 2 for Dashboard Mode, or 3 for Focus Mode. Due to platform restrictions, configuring your Garmin watch requires these extra steps. We appreciate your patience.

3.2 Mode Setting

3.3 Glasses Data Settings

The second item is Glasses Data Settings. Each number represents a specific metric, for example 1 for Speed and 2 for Avg Speed. Separate each number with a comma. You can configure up to 4 data points per page. For the complete mapping, refer to the CYBERSIGHT data field description.

3.3 Glasses Data Settings

3.4 Dashboard Data Settings

The third item is Dashboard Data Settings. Each number represents a metric, for example 1 for Ascent and 2 for Speed. Ensure each number is followed by a comma. For the detailed mapping, check the CYBERSIGHT data field description.

3.4 Dashboard Data Settings

3.5 Display Timeout Settings

The fourth item is Always On Settings. Entering a number from 1 to 5 keeps the glasses display always on. Entering 6 or higher sets the display to turn off automatically after that number of seconds.

3.5 Display Timeout Settings

4. Navigation

Garmin Watch navigation currently does not include turn-by-turn cues on the HUD.

4.1 Open the Activity Page

To display routes from your Garmin watch, download Offline Maps to the glasses first. Start by opening the Activities page in the CYBERSIGHT phone app. This feature is only available on Zenith Pro.

4.1 Open the Activity Page

4.2 Open Map Settings

Tap the map button in the upper-left corner to enter map settings.

4.2 Open Map Settings

4.3 Select Offline Maps

Tap the Offline Maps button at the bottom of the screen.

4.3 Select Offline Maps

4.4 Download Offline Maps

Tap the ↑ button at the bottom of the screen to import map data within a 50 km / 31 mi radius to the glasses. Download time depends on the map complexity of your current location and may take more than 20 minutes. If you move to a different area, delete the existing map data and download the maps again.

4.4 Download Offline Maps

4.5 Start Navigation on Garmin

Once the progress bar is complete, start navigation on your Garmin watch as usual. The map data will then appear in the HUD system.

4.5 Start Navigation on Garmin

4.6 Map Switch

Map Switch controls whether the road network map is shown on the HUD. Set this value to 1 to turn it on. Before enabling this feature, make sure you have downloaded the Offline Maps data in the app.

4.6 Map Switch

4.7 Map Zoom

Map Zoom controls the zoom level of the road network map. Set this value from 1 to 5. The larger the number, the wider the visible map area.

4.7 Map Zoom
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