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When routing around high obstacles such
as wall corners or high flowerbeds A, a
greater wire clearance must be maintained
at the corners to prevent the robotic mower
from scraping against the obstacle. Route
the perimeter wire (1) with the aid of the
iRuler (2) as illustrated.
● If necessary, extend the perimeter wire
using the wire connectors supplied.
(
12.15)
● In the case of several adjacent mowing
areas, install secondary areas (
or join the mowing areas with corridors.
(
12.10)
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Last fixing pin with internal docking
station:
Drive in the last fixing pin (1) on the left or
right next to the floor plate, directly next to
the wire outlet. Cut off the perimeter
wire (2) to a free length of approx. 1.5 m.
Last fixing pin with external docking
station:
12.9)
Drive in the last fixing pin (1) on the left or
right behind the floor plate, directly next to
the wire outlet. Cut off the perimeter
wire (2) to a free length of approx. 2 m.
Completing wire routing:
● Check the fastening of the perimeter
wire to the ground. One fixing pin per
metre is sufficient as a rough guide. The
perimeter wire must always lie on the
lawn. Drive the fixing pins fully into the
ground.
● After completing this installation
work, press the OK button.
If the battery is not sufficiently
charged to work through the
remaining steps of the installation
assistant, an appropriate message
is displayed. In this case, leave the
robotic mower in the docking
station to continue charging the
battery.
Jumping to the next step of the
installation assistant with the OK
button is only possible once the
necessary battery voltage is
available.
9.10 Connecting the perimeter wire
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