Laying The Boundary Cable - Brill Roboline R30 Originalbetriebsanleitung

Assembly
3. To avoid damage when mowing, make sure that the boundary cable is in direct contact with the
ground at all points when you are laying it.
4. If there are places where the boundary cable is not in direct contact with the ground, secure these with
an additional lawn peg.
18.3

Laying the boundary cable

CAUTION!
Danger of damage to the boundary cable andimpairment of function of the Roboline™ R30!
To ensure reliable function, the boundary cable must be laid as described in the following steps.
1. Check the area to be mown.
2. Remove mole hills and windfall fruit, other foreign bodies and level out any holes in the area to be
mown. Lay your boundary cable around obstacles.
3. Lay the boundary wire so tightly, that the robot lawn the cable when driving not drags.
4. Lawns with grass more than 8 cm tall cannot be mown using the Roboline™ R30, and will have to be
mown in advance before the boundary cable is laid.
5. Once the boundary cable has been laid on the grass, do not scarify the area of the boundary cable
any longer.
18.3.1 Laying options
The boundary cable can be laid on the lawn (1) and
as much as 10 cm under the turf (2). Have your dea-
ler carry out the laying under the turf on your behalf.
If necessary, you can also combine both
methods.
18.3.2 Spare loops of cable
You should incorporate spare loops of cable at regu-
lar intervals in order to allow the base station to
be repositioned or the mowing area to be extended
even after the mowing area has been laid out. To do
this, guide the boundary cable around a lawn peg,
return to the previous lawn peg, then continue as
shown, securing with another lawn peg.
Select the number of spare cable loops accor-
ding to your own judgement.
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2
max. 10 cm
ca. 1 - 2 m
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