Viking MI 422 PC Manuel D'utilisation page 131

Mowing hours:
Total duration of all mowing
operations performed
Distance:
Total distance covered
GPRS reception
(MI 422 PC):
Signal strength of the mobile radio
connection with network ID. A small
x or question mark indicates that the
robotic mower is not connected to
the Internet. ( 11.3), ( 11.9)
GPS reception
(MI 422 PC):
GPS coordinates of the robotic
mower. ( 11.9)
11.14 Installation
1. Passage:
Switch offset drive home on and off.
When the passage is activated, the robotic
mower travels back home to the docking
station, offset at a distance, along the
perimeter wire.
Three versions can be selected:
Off – Default setting
The robotic mower travels along the
perimeter wire.
Narrow – 40 cm
The robotic mower alternatively travels
along the perimeter wire or offset by
40 cm.
Wide – 40 - 80 cm
The distance to the perimeter wire is
selected randomly within this passage
during each drive home.
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In conjunction with an external
docking station as well as with
corridors and confined areas,
guide loops must be installed for
offset drive home. (
Observe a minimum wire clearance
of 2 m for offset drive home.
2. ASM (anti-stuck manoeuvre):
When ASM is switched on, the robotic
mower starts an evasive routine if it gets
stuck.
On – Default setting
Off – ASM should be switched off
– if the mowing area contains larger level
surfaces (e.g. asphalted drives),
– if the robotic mower often turns 90°
unexpectedly during the work,
– if the robotic mower remains stationary
with the message 1131 without getting
stuck during the work.
3. New installation:
The installation assistant is started
again, the existing mowing plan is
deleted. ( 9.6)
4. Starting points:
The robotic mower either starts the
mowing at the docking station
(default setting) or at a starting point.
Starting points are to be defined
– if partial areas are to be travelled to in a
targeted manner because they are
insufficiently mowed,
– if areas can only be accessed via a
corridor. At least one starting point must
be defined in these partial areas.
MI 422 PC:
The starting points can be assigned a
radius. If the robotic mower starts mowing
at the relevant starting point, it always
mows within a circle around the starting
point first. Once it has mown this partial
area, it continues mowing in the remaining
area.
● Setting starting points (
12.11)
5. Edge testing:
Start edge following for checking
correct wire routing.
The step "Check installation" of the
installation assistant is called up. (
To check correct wire routing
around no-go areas, position the
robotic mower in the mowing area
with the front facing the no-go area
and start edge following.
The home area of the robotic
mower is defined during edge
following. If necessary, a home
area already stored in the memory
is extended. (
6. Edge mowing:
Define the mowing frequency.
Never – the edges are never mown.
Once – Default setting, the edges are
mown once a week.
Twice – The edges are mown twice per
week.
7. Secondary areas:
Enable secondary areas.
Inactive – Default setting
Active – Setting if secondary areas are to
be mowed. With the commands "Start
mowing" and "Start time-delayed mowing",
the mowing area (main area/secondary
area) must be selected. (
11.15 Setting starting points
To set, either
● learn starting points
or
11.15)
9.12)
14.5)
15.5)
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