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3.2 The Robotic Mower basic operating principles
The Robotic Mower chooses its direction randomly, which means it will mow your garden completely, without
leaving behind any uncut parts in the area you have defined
within the boundary wire.
Once the Robotic Mower detects a correctly installed boundary wire, it will turn around and head in a different
direction inside the area. Any objects you wish to protect within the boundary, such as a garden pond, trees,
furniture or flower beds, can also be protected with the boundary wire. It must form one complete circuit loop.
If the Robotic Mower meets an obstacle inside its working area, such as a person, a tree or a pet, it will stop,
move backwards and turn to mow in another
dir
ection. If you have a corridor inside your lawn, your Robotic
Mower will be able to work on it if it is at least 1.2 meters wide (80 cm between the boundary wires) and
maximum of 8 meters long. (Fig.2A)
Fig.2A
Helix cutting mode
The robotic mower will enter a helix or spiral mowing function, when it determines this would be the
most efficient cutting method. (Fig.2B)
Fig.2B
3.3 Cutting height adjustment
The Robotic Mower has continuous cutting height settings between 20 mm and 60 mm. If the grass is higher than
60 mm, please cut the grass down to a maximum of 60 mm, otherwise the load on the mower will be too great
and the cutting efficiency will suffer. Use a normal lawn mower or a grass trimmer to cut to the required height. Once
the installation is completed, the cutting height can be adjusted to a suitable setting. Always start in a high cutting
position
and lower in small steps until your desired height. You’ll find the height adjustment knob by opening the
cover for height adjustment knob.
Note: Do not attempt to raise or lower the cutting height during mowing.
Protect your pond, trees, garden
furniture or f lower beds with
boundary wire.
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