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strong turf to form.
Lay the magnetic tape (27) a few centimeters
away from the area or object in question. Shorten
the magnetic tape (27) to suit your requirements
(50 cm minimum length). To enable a boundary
made up of several magnetic tape elements to be
recognized reliably, the maximum distance bet-
ween the respective ends should not exceed 8 cm
(Fig. 5k). Make sure that the outer boundary of the
mowing area is defi ned by an optical or physical
separation. Fasten the magnetic tape (27) to the
ground by means of pegs (23) spaced a maxi-
mum of 1 m apart.
Keep a distance of at least 80 cm away from the
guide cable (24) and between two independent
boundary areas so that the robot lawn mower can
travel through without diffi culty. (Fig. 5l).
Avoid laying the magnetic tape (27) on gradients
because in such cases there is a risk of the robot
lawn mower slipping out over the boundary area
and the boundary not being recognized.
Like the guide cable (24), the magnetic tape (27)
can be installed both on the ground and at a depth
of approx. 5 cm in the ground. Take care not to lay
the magnetic tape (27) too deep in the ground be-
cause then there is no longer any guarantee that it
will be recognized by the robot lawn mower.
5.7.4 Main area and secondary area (Fig. 5m)
A secondary area (B) refers to a work area that is
not directly connected to the main area (A), e.g. a
bottleneck. The robot lawn mower cannot reach a
secondary area directly and independently.
To be able to mow the secondary area (B) you
must carry the robot lawn mower manually into the
secondary area (B). The robot lawn mower must
be switched on with the main switch (7). Start the
required mowing program and select "Secondary
area" in the sub-menu (see "Settings of the robot
lawn mower"). When the robot lawn mower is in
the secondary area (B) it will not try to return to
the charging station (19) if the battery charge level
is low. The robot lawn mower will mow until the
battery is empty. Then you must either charge the
battery or carry the robot lawn mower back to the
charging station (19).
Important!
The robot lawn mower is allowed to move no more
than 1000 m from the charging station (19) or else
a fault message will appear on the display (50)
and the robot lawn mower cannot be operated in
Main Area mode. The mower's distance from the
charging station (19) is irrelevant for operation in
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Secondary Area mode.
5.7.5 Distance from mowed areas not belon-
ging to you
Keep away from mowed areas which do not be-
long to you but to your neighbors, for example,
and which are operated with a perimeter wire. The
signal produced by the perimeter wire can lead
to problems when your robot lawn mower tries to
fi nd its way back to its charging station.
5.8 GNSS module
5.8.1 Calibrating the position of the charging
station
The robot lawn mower must calibrate the position
of the charging station (19) with the help of a glo-
bal navigation satellite system (GNSS) in order
to fi nd its way back to the search loop and to the
charging station (19).
For this purpose you must place the robot lawn
mower in ready-to-use condition and with the
main switch (7) activated in the charging station
(19). The GNSS symbol in the display (50) will
oscillate during the calibration process. Once
this operation is completed carefully, the GNSS
symbol will light up continuously or it will blink if
the signal is weak. This process can take several
minutes.
Make sure that there is no shielding or roofi ng
which could prevent the positioning operation.
Avoid placing the charging station (19) near tall
buildings. Keep a reasonable distance away from
tall buildings and trees. Under some circum-
stances calibration might fail due to poor signal
coverage.
5.8.2 Mapping
When the robot lawn mower needs to return to the
charging station (19), it determines its distance
to the charging station (19) with the help of the
GNSS module. If the robot lawn mower comes
up against a garden boundary or any obstacles
on its way to the charging station (19), it will save
its position and the mowing area will be mapped.
This will help the robot lawn mower to return to the
charging station (19) faster in future use.
5.8.3 Deleting the map
To delete all the GNSS data on your robot lawn
mower, fi rst select the point "Mower protocol" in
the settings menu, then select the point "Delete
map" and confi rm. Then you must reinsert the
robot lawn into the charging station (19) in order
to recalibrate the position of the charging station
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