Viking MI 632, Instruction Manual

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Requirements :
– Minimum width (space requirement):
between solid obstacles: 108 cm
between paths that can be travelled on:
27 cm.
– The corridor can be travelled on freely.
– Offset drive home (corridor) is
deactivated. ( Ö 11.14)
– At least 1 starting point must be
defined in the area of the second
mowing area. (
Ö 11.15)
The docking station (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.
(
Ö 11.15)
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 illustrated at the start and
end of the corridor (distances
A and B on
the iRuler). This installation prevents the
robotic mower from accidentally driving
into the corridor during mowing.
A = 10 cm
B = 17 cm
Installing a corridor:
Wire clearance in corridors: 27 cm
(distance C on the iRuler).
This results in the following space
requirements:
– between high obstacles (> 2 cm –
e.g. walls):
108 cm ,
– between paths/obstacles that can be
travelled on ( ≤ 2 cm – e.g. paths):
27 cm .
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. (
Ö 11.5), ( Ö 11.14)
The specified wire clearances are
adapted to routing of the perimeter
wire on the lawn area.
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.