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11.9 Secondary areas
Secondary areas are parts of the mowing
area that
cannot be mown fully
automatically by the robotic mower
because access is not possible. In this
manner, several separate mowing areas
can be surrounded with a single perimeter
wire. The robotic mower must be manually
taken from one mowing area to another.
The mowing operation can be initiated via
the commands "Start mowing" (
Ö 10.5) or
"Start time-delayed mowing" ( Ö 10.5).
The docking station (1) is installed in the
mowing area
A , which is cut fully
automatically in accordance with the
mowing plan.
The secondary areas
B and C are
connected to the mowing area A via the
linking sections (2). The perimeter wire
must be routed in the same direction in all
areas – do not cross perimeter wires in the
linking areas.
● Activate secondary areas in the
"Settings – Installation" menu.
(
Ö 10.14)
11.10 Corridors
If several mowing areas have to be mown
(e.g. mowing areas in front of and behind
the house), these can be linked by
installing a corridor. This allows all the
mowing areas to be mown
automatically .
Requirements :
– Minimum width is 88 cm between solid
obstacles in the corridor area and
22 cm between paths that can be
travelled on.
– Offset drive home (corridor) is
deactivated. ( Ö 10.14)
– The corridor can be travelled on freely.
– At least 1 starting point must be
defined in the area of the second
mowing area. (
Ö 10.15)
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 10.15)
Individual mowing operations can then be
started at the starting points, depending on
the setting (starting frequency).
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 10.14), ( Ö 10.14)
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.