Wolf Garten Robo Scooter 300 Instrucciones De Funcionamiento página 69

4.3. Perimeter Wire within the Working Area
4.3.1. Hard Obstacles
Obstacles that can withstand a collision, for example, trees or bushes higher
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than 15 cm (6"), do not need to be demarcated by the Perimeter Wire. The unit
will turn when it collides with this type of obstacle.
4.3.2. Perimeter Islands
Use the Perimeter Wire to demarcate areas inside the working area by creating
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islands around obstacles that cannot withstand a collision, for example, flower
beds and fountains.
Continue uncoiling the wire, moving from the edge towards the protected object.
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Peg the Perimeter Wire around the protected object in a clockwise direction.
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Complete bordering the island and return to the spot where you left the lawn's edge
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The wires leading to the Island and from it should be parallel and touching.
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Therefore, peg both wires, to and from the island, together with the same pegs.
The unit will not recognize these two wires. It will mow over them as if they do not exist.
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The unit will recognize the single blocking wire around the Perimeter Island and will not enter this area.
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Keep the following distances when setting Perimeter Islands:
The minimum distance of the Perimeter Wire from the
protected area should be 28 cm (11 inches).
If you need to protect a thin object, set the minimum radius
of the Island to 35 cm (15 inches).
Maintain a minimum of 1m (3.3 ft.) between adjacent islands.
Maintain a minimum of 1m (3.3 ft.) between island wire and
the Perimeter Wire.
If protected objects are grouped closely together, demarcate
them as a single Perimeter Island.
2 Wires under same
peg
Direction of setup:
Clockwise around obstacle
CAUTION! Setting the Perimeter Wire anticlockwise around the obstacle
will cause the unit to drive into the island
Perimeter Wire Position
Min. distance between islands:
1m (3.3ft). Otherwise,
demarcate jointly as one island
Perimeter Wire