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8 Installing the Perimeter Wire
– The guide wire must not cross over a blocked-
off area connection.
– The guide wire must not be connected to the
perimeter wire in a corner.
– The guide wire must not cross over a perime‐
ter wire.
Exception: When installing a corridor, the
guide wire must cross the perimeter wire.
– The guide wire must not be kinked or under
tension, and it must not cross over itself.
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The connection point for the guide wire must be
installed during the installation of the circumfer‐
ential perimeter wire (4).
► Secure the perimeter wire (4) at the intended
areas using a fixing pin (5).
► Place the perimeter wire (4) in a loop with a
length of a = 15 cm and secure with another
fixing pin (5).
► Cut the perimeter wire (4) at the end of the
wire loop, such as with a wire cutter.
The wire ends are connected to the guide wire
at the completion of the installation.
► Continue to install the perimeter wire (4)
around the mowing area.
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Corners with a 90° angle
Corners with a 90° angle can be split into two
corners with a 45° angle. Consequently, the
robot mower changes its direction more smoothly
and with less jerking in this area.
► Route the perimeter wire in corners for at least
37 cm (length: 1x iMOW
area.
Tapered corners with an angle < 90°
Divide tapered corners with an angle < 90° into
two corners. As a result, the robot mower
changes its direction more smoothly and with
less jerking in this area.
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► Make sure that tapered corners are not at an
angle less than 90°.
Corners
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< 90°
> 90°
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< 90°
> 90°
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