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4.4.
CRITERIA FOR DELIMITING WORK AREAS AND TRANSFER ROUTES
4.4.1. MINIMUM VIRTUAL BOUNDARIES AND DELIMITATION DISTANCES
Procedure:
1. If there is a pavement or driveway (A) at the same level as the lawn, the virtual boundary can
coincide with the edge of the pavement. It is also possible to programme the virtual boundary by
guiding the robot lawn mower over the edge of the pavement.
2. In the presence of a swimming pool, pond or excavated areas (B), the virtual perimeter must be
programmed at a distance of at least 1 meter. If the pool, pond or excavated area are positioned at
the end of a slope, the virtual perimeter must be programmed at a distance of at least 1.5 meters
3. In the case of trees with protruding roots (C), the virtual boundary must be programmed in such a
way as to prevent the robot lawn mower from crossing over uneven surfaces.
4. The virtual perimeter must be programmed so that the robot lawn mower is kept at a distance of at
least 30 cm from areas with gravel or small stones (D)
5. In the case of sloping areas, follow the instructions provided in par. 4.3.3.
6. In the case of continuous structural elements (walls, fences, hedges, etc.) higher than 50 cm, the
virtual boundary must be programmed at a minimum distance of 40 cm from them (E).
7. In all other cases, the virtual boundary can be determined according to the size of the machine,
considering a minimum distance of 30 cm between the robot lawn mower and the obstacle (F).
8. In the case of delimitation of obstacles less than 70 cm apart (G), delimit them as a single obstacle
respecting the distances indicated above.
CAUTION:
The operating area and more generally the area in which the robot lawn mower
can travel must be cordoned o昀昀 by fencing.
WARNING:
If the slope is greater than 45% or 50%, depending on the model, the slope area
must be excluded from the cutting area (See Par. 4.3).
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