Viking MI 632 M Manuel D'utilisation page 142

In corridors, the lawn is only mown
along the path of the perimeter
wire. If necessary, activate
automatic edge mowing or mow the
corridor area manually on a regular
basis. ( 11.5), ( 10.)
If corridors are to be installed,
switch off offset drive home
(passage) ( 12.10) or install guide
loops. ( 12.10)
The specified wire clearances are
adapted to routing of the perimeter
wire on the lawn area.
Requirements:
– Minimum width (space requirement):
between solid obstacles: 134 cm
between paths that can be travelled on:
80 cm.
In longer corridors, a slightly
increased space requirement
should be taken into account
depending on the ground
conditions. Longer corridors should
always be installed as centrally as
possible between obstacles.
– The corridor can be travelled on freely.
– At least 1 starting point must be
defined in the area of the second
mowing area.
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The docking zone (1) is installed in
mowing area A. Mowing area B is linked
to mowing area A by means of a
corridor (2). The perimeter wire (3) can be
continuously followed by the robotic
mower. In order to mow mowing area B,
starting points (4) must be defined in the
iMow TeaM menu. ( 11.4)
Individual mowing operations can then be
started at the starting points, depending on
the setting (starting frequency).
Start and end of the corridor:
The perimeter wire (1) must be routed in a
funnel shape as shown at the start and end
of a corridor. This installation prevents the
robotic mower from accidentally driving
into the corridor during mowing.
A = 10 cm
B = 60 cm
C = 80 cm
The dimensions are very much
dependent on the environment and
the terrain. For corridors with a
funnel-shaped start or end, always
check whether the robotic mower
can pass through it.
Installing the corridor:
Wire clearance in corridors: 80 cm
This results in the following space
requirements:
– between high obstacles (> 2 cm – e.g.
walls):
134 cm,
– between paths/obstacles that can be
travelled on (≤ 2 cm – e.g. paths):
80 cm.
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