Viking MI 422, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Measuring wire clearances with the
iRuler:
To ensure the correct clearance from the
perimeter wire to the edge of the lawn and
to obstacles, the iRuler should be used for
measuring the distances.
A – 22 cm
High obstacle:
Clearance between a high
obstacle and the perimeter wire.
The robotic mower must run completely
within the mowing area and must not touch
the obstacle.
A – 22 cm
Corridors:
Wire clearance in corridors.
(
Ö 11.10)
Corridors serve to connect several mowing
areas or for bridging confined areas.
B – 6 cm
Increased clearance for routing the
perimeter wire around an external
corner at a high obstacle.
Through the additional routed
clearance
B with the iRuler (1) the robotic
mower travels along the perimeter wire (3)
without bumping into the obstacle (2)
around the corner.
A + C = 24 cm
Internal corner:
Clearance for routing the
perimeter wire in an internal corner at a
high obstacle.
Through the greater clearance (24 cm) the
robotic mower travels along the perimeter
wire (2) without bumping into the
obstacle (1) in the corner around a high
obstacle.
A + C = 24 cm
No-go area:
Clearance for routing the
perimeter wire around a no-go area.
The robotic mower travels along the
perimeter wire (1) around the
obstacles (2) without bumping into it.
Take care not to damage the
perimeter wire when tending to the
lawn edge. If necessary, install the
perimeter wire at a slight distance
(2-3 cm) from the lawn edge.
The spacing of the iRuler is defined
such that the robotic mower can
travel along the edge with a track
offset of 6 cm without interruption
(without bumping against
obstacles). Reduce the track offset
if necessary (too much unmown
grass on edge). (
Ö 10.11)