Texas Equipment RMX 600 Manuel D'utilisation page 60

Flower beds
If the cutting area contains flower beds that need to be protected with a boundary wire,
there are two options for this, as follows:
1.Use wire as a wall
If you want the robot lawn mower to follow the wire around the flower bed, the parallel
wires must be at least 10 cm apart and with at least 20 cm distance to the flower bed (see
picture 1). There must be at least 80 cm distance from the edge of lawn to the flower bed
(see picture 3). The total length of the "island" must be a maximum of 28 m measured
from the edge/long side.
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2. Use wire as hidden wall
If you want the robot to run over the 2 parallel wires, they must be completely close with a
distance of max 5 mm (and not cross). Here it will be necessary to put an obstacle (e.g.,
stone, pole) on position A (see picture 2) to ensure that the robot does not just drive
around in circles. There must be at least 80 cm distance from the edge to the flower bed
(see picture 3).
Note: Position A must be a flat area and must not be on a slope. Around position A there
should be a minimum of 0.5x0.5 meters of flat area.
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Remember, when laying the boundary wire around the flower beds, it is important to
consider how flowers and plants change throughout the year so that at any time of the
year there is space for the robot lawn mower to pass the bed without damaging the
plants (some plants / flowers can hang over the lawn). Also be aware that if you use the
boundary wire around several flower beds, it may result in not being enough cable
length to reach all the way around. Check this when sketching the garden.
Additional boundary cable can be purchased. See section 24 "Accessories".
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