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Planning Ahead
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Or:
A separated zone that requires more than a
single operation to complete mow the area.
P This large separated area needs a separate
operation of the mower.
P An additional Base Station (optional accessory)
should be installed in the additional area.
1.4 Select Base Station Location
Robomow’s Base Station is placed along the Perimeter Wire. This is where
the wire “loop” starts and ends. The Base Station and Power Box have two
main functions:
P They generate a small signal along the Perimeter Wire (very low
voltage), which serves as an “invisible wall” setting the lawn boundaries
for Robomow.
P They charge Robomow’s batteries.
After completing the One-Time Setup of the Perimeter Wire and the
Base Station, a weekly schedule is set. That’s when Robomow starts
mowing for you for the entire season.
Robomow leaves the Base Station on the day and time scheduled according
to a predetermined program for your specific lawn and preferences. It mows
the lawn and it returns to the Base Station for recharging.
1.4.1 Consider the following in order to choose the best location:
P Do not place the Base Station within 3 meters (10 ft.) after a corner.
P The Base Station should be close enough (20
m / 65 ft.) to a wall plug socket (230V / 120V).
P If the lawn has more than one zone, set
the Base Station within the largest zone.
P Make the Base Station invisible to the street.
P Prefer a shady spot. This will extend battery
lifetime
P Place the Base Station on a relatively level
ground.
Do not place it on a slope.
P Place the Base Station away from sprinkler
heads.
Separated Zone
Main Zone
Zone A
Base Station
location
Base Zone
Separated Zone larger than 200 m² (2150 ft²)
Main Power Box &
Base Station
Optional Power Box
& Base Station
Min. 3 m (10 ft.)
after corner
Содержание
- Emc directive 2004 108 ec 1
- Eu declaration of conformity 1
- Important 1
- Machinery directive 2006 42 ec 1
- Noise directive 2000 14 ec 1
- Rohs directive 2011 65 eu 1
- Robomow s models 2
- This warning symbol will be found at several points throughout the pages of this manual it is intended to highlight an important safety warning or cautionary message please pay particular attention to these areas and be sure you fully understand the message before proceeding 2
- Warning 2
- Warning decal definitions 2
- Introduction 3
- Safety warnings precautions 3
- Robomo 4
- Robomow s models 4
- Safety features 4
- How robomow works for you 5
- Introduction 5
- Operation method 6
- 1 3 7 6 7
- What s in the box 7
- Base station 8
- Main parts 8
- Power box 8
- Robomo 8
- Under the hood 8
- Chapter 1 planning ahead 9
- Chapter 10 accessories 5 9
- Chapter 11 tips for maintaining your lawn 6 9
- Chapter 2 initial setup 9
- Chapter 3 preparing robomow 6 9
- Chapter 4 robomow operation 0 9
- Chapter 5 using the power box 2 9
- Chapter 6 charging 3 9
- Chapter 7 troubleshooting 5 9
- Chapter 8 specifications 1 9
- Chapter 9 maintenance and storage 2 9
- Table of contents 9
- Warranty card 9
- Chapter 1 planning ahead 10
- Lawn types what does your lawn look like 10
- Planning the perimeter wire s layout 10
- Sub zone 10
- Main zone sub zone s type lawn 11
- Planning ahead 11
- Robomow s models 12
- Separated zones type lawn 12
- Types of separated zone setups a separated zone that can be completely mowed in a single operation 12
- A separated zone that requires more than a single operation to complete mow the area 13
- Consider the following in order to choose the best location 13
- Planning ahead 13
- Select base station location 13
- Determine power box location 14
- Objects inside lawn 14
- Planning the perimeter wire s layout 14
- Robomow s models 14
- Slopes 14
- Distances from edge pools ponds cliffs etc 15
- Planning ahead 15
- Robomow s models 15
- Chapter 2 initial setup 16
- Perimeter wire setup 16
- Starting point perimeter wire at the base station area 16
- Initial setup 17
- Laying the perimeter wire 17
- Perimeter islands 17
- Special cases of perimeter wire setup 17
- Robomow s models 18
- Setting a narrow pass 18
- Initial setup 19
- Separated zone s 20
- Setup for a separated zone that requires more than a single operation to complete mow the area 20
- Introduction 21
- Introduction 7 21
- Rl2000 only 21
- Rl555 855only 21
- What s in the boxes 21
- A pull 22
- Assembling the base station 22
- B push 22
- Base station assembly 22
- Base station head and base 22
- Electric shock hazard 22
- Laying and fastening power cord 22
- Extension cable all the way to the power box 23
- Initial setup 23
- P feed both the perimeter wire a and the extension cable b through the slot in the rear side of the base station 23
- P p feed the 20 m 23
- Placing the base station 23
- Push forward until the head clicks into place 23
- Slide it in place along the side channels 23
- At the power box location 24
- Determining power box location 24
- Installing the power box 24
- Power box mounting 24
- Robomow s models 24
- Adjust the cutting height 25
- Chapter 3 preparing robomow 25
- Insert the fuse 25
- One time setup step by step 25
- Peg base 26
- Preparing robomow 26
- Select language 26
- Set date 26
- Set time 26
- Test base station position 26
- Add another sub zone 27
- Main zone area 27
- Robomow s models 27
- Test wire position 27
- After setup is complete 28
- Going to sub zone 1 28
- Preparing robomow 28
- Press stop at zone entry 28
- S t o p 28
- Automatic operation 29
- Chapter 4 robomow operation 29
- Menu options 29
- The lcd display 29
- Check inactive time will be displayed 30
- If the default lawn option settings need to be changed several options are available 30
- If too many days have been deactivated relative to your lawn size 30
- Inactive operating times can be set for specific days of the week and for specific hours each day 30
- Inactive time 30
- Lawn options 30
- Menu structure 30
- Robomow operation 30
- Robomow will not operate on the days you have deactivated 30
- The inactive time menu is used to set times when the mower will be inactive 30
- To select inactive days 30
- Mowing extent 31
- Robomow s models 31
- To select inactive hours 31
- Mowing frequency 32
- P p during off season when growth rate of the grass is slower it is recommended to change the frequency to low equivalent to one mowing cycle in a week this resting period helps the grass and prolongs the lifetime of the mower 32
- P p grass growth rate changes during the year depending on temperature grass type fertilizing and etc 32
- P p high fertilization and favorable weather conditions may cause the grass to grows faster in such cases use the mowing frequency option to decrease the time between cycles 32
- P p the default mowing frequency is medium equivalent to two mowing cycles in a week 32
- P p to change the mowing frequency follow these steps 32
- P the mowing frequency option controls the frequency of mowing cycles higher frequency creates shorter growth periods lower frequency allows for longer grass growth periods 32
- Robomow operation 32
- Use the zones option to add remove or edit preset zones 32
- Zones to add remove edit zone s 32
- Remove 33
- Robomow s models 33
- S t o p 33
- Learn distance 34
- Only the area of the main zone can be changed 34
- P p sub zone entry 34
- P p to change the area of a sub zone 34
- Robomow operation 34
- Robomow will follow the perimeter wire robomow will follow the perimeter wire 34
- The area and the sub zone entry can be changed 34
- There are two methods to change the sub zone entry using update distance or learn distance 34
- To edit a sub zone 34
- To edit the main zone 34
- Update distance 34
- Islands 35
- Robomow s models 35
- In the main zone when robomow completes its operation or when the home button instructs it to go to base it drives itself to the base station robomow drives along the perimeter wire with a dynamic offset not centered to prevent wheel tracks along the same path this return behavior can be turned off 36
- Near wire follow 36
- P p edge overlap allows adjusting the degree of overlapping with lawn s edge when performing the smooth and continuous turns in smartmow mode 36
- P p increasing this value will cause a higher overlapping with lawn s edge for better mowing results but at some point may prevent the mower from performing a smooth turn 36
- P p this feature may not be efficient in the same way in every lawn or in some parts of a particular lawn 36
- P p when this feature is enabled for the first time in a particular zone it may require the mower to cross the lawn and touch the perimeter wire several times to perform an initial calibration of the algorithm before it will start performing smooth turns at lawn s edge 36
- P the unique smartmow feature allows more efficient mowing operation through the smooth and continuous turns when reaching lawn s edge 36
- Robomow operation 36
- Smartmow 36
- The higher the distance setting the smaller the probability of tracks along the perimeter 36
- The offset the offset distance values range from 1 to 12 they represent different distances from the wire 36
- Child lock 37
- Child lock feature prevents accidental pressing of keys buttons especially by children 37
- Mower options 37
- Program on off 37
- Robomow s models 37
- This feature is turned off by default 37
- To turn this feature on set child lock to on 37
- Turbomow 37
- Anti theft 38
- By default anti theft is turned off to turn the anti theft on for the first time 38
- P p robomow detects rain when the reading value is below the set sensitivity value 38
- P p the current reading of the rain sensor is displayed 38
- P p the higher the sensitivity setting the more sensitive robomow is to rain detection 38
- P p to change the sensitivity of the rain sensor 38
- P p to turn the rain sensor on or off 38
- Rain sensor 38
- Robomow operation 38
- The anti theft feature alarms the surroundings in the event of unintended removal of the mower from its designated area 38
- The rain sensor feature halts operation on rainy or highly humid weather 38
- This is recommended for the health of the lawn however mowing wet grass does not present any technical problem 38
- Tip select an easily memorized number write it down bottom of chapter 8 and keep it in a safe place 38
- Language 39
- P p to change date format 39
- P p to change time format 39
- P p to set date 39
- P p to set time 39
- P to change language 39
- Robomow s models 39
- They can be updated using the time and date option 39
- Time and date 39
- Time and date have already been set during the one time setup 39
- Lcd contrast 40
- Manual operation 40
- Manual operation is used when mowing the lawn at unscheduled times or when the lawn has to be cleared of people and debris before the mowing starts 40
- Note when edge mow operation mode is selected the mower will mow the edge of the entire lawn before starting to mow inside the selected zone 40
- P to change lcd contrast level 40
- Robomow operation 40
- To initiate manual operation in a zone without a base station 40
- To initiate manual operation when robomow is at the base station 40
- Use the sound option to turn all non safety sounds off 40
- Alert description 41
- Chapter 5 using the power box 41
- Power box alerts 41
- To disable the automatic operation 41
- To turn buzzer on off 41
- Chapter 6 charging 42
- Charging 42
- Charging during the season 42
- Charging out of season 42
- Robomow s models 43
- Base problem 44
- Bumper pressed 44
- Chapter 7 troubleshooting 44
- Check inactive time 44
- Check mow height 44
- Check power 44
- Error messages and corrective actions 44
- If you arrive later than those 15 minutes the display will be blank 44
- Message displayed probable cause event corrective user action 44
- P p to wake robomow up and see the last text message displayed prior to stopping press 44
- P p usually if the mower stops a message is displayed this display stays on for 15 minutes 44
- Robomow continuously monitors its operation it produces text messages to assist you in smoothly running it text messages in case of an operational fault as well as text messages that prompt the user to perform a certain action 44
- Text error messages 44
- The following table displays all fault message displays and their most common causes the next table will give details and possible causes of other faults that do not provide fault messages if a fault cannot be dealt with using these tables please call your service provider 44
- The list is alphabetical by message text 44
- Troubleshooting 44
- Cross outside 45
- Drive overheat cooling 45
- Front wheel problem 45
- Handle lifted 45
- Key pressed 45
- Keys locked 45
- Message displayed probable cause event corrective user action 45
- Mow overheat cooling 45
- No wire signal 45
- Rain detected 45
- Raise mowing height 45
- Robomow s models 45
- Message displayed probable cause event corrective user action 46
- Recharge battery 46
- Signal 46
- Start elsewhere 46
- Start inside 46
- Stuck in place 46
- Sub zone x problem 46
- Switch off before lifting 46
- Troubleshooting 46
- Waiting for 46
- Mower does not dock properly and sometimes miss the base station contacts 47
- Mower doesn t depart from the base station for a long time 47
- Other problems 47
- Poor quality of mowing 47
- Problem encountered probable cause event corrective user action 47
- Robomow operates at the wrong time 47
- Robomow s models 47
- Uneven mowing results 47
- Code description corrective action 48
- Cut wire indicator is flashing on power box 48
- Description of no depart codes 48
- Lcd display is in a foreign language 48
- Mowing or charging times are shorter than usual 48
- Poor connection indicator is flashing on power box 48
- Problem encountered probable cause event corrective user action 48
- Robomow is noisy and vibrates 48
- Robomow operates during rain 48
- Troubleshooting 48
- Code description corrective action 49
- Robomow s models 49
- Anti theft code 50
- Chapter 8 specifications 50
- Return here if you ever forget the code 50
- Robomow serial number 50
- Write down your 4 digit anti theft code 50
- ____ ____ ____ ____ 50
- _______________________ 50
- Chapter 9 maintenance and storage 51
- Lawn size instructions 52
- Maintenance of the blades 52
- Disposing the old battery pack 53
- Maintenance and storage 53
- Maintenance of the base station area 53
- Splicing the perimeter wire 53
- Storing the mower during winter 53
- Winter service 53
- Accessories 54
- Chapter 10 accessories 54
- Best time to mow 55
- Blades 55
- Chapter 11 tips for maintaining your lawn 55
- Cutting height 55
- Do not over water 55
- Fertilization 55
- Lawn care has never been so easy 55
- Mowing frequency 55
- Robomo 55
- Thatch 55
- Tips for maintaining your lawn 55
- Watering 55
- Always follow the safety instructions specified in this manual 56
- Robomow s models 56
- S series limited warranty 56
- Warranty card 56
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