Secondary Areas - Stihl RMI 632 P Instruction Manual

– around obstacles that are too low.
Minimum height: 10 cm
STIHL recommends
● blocking off obstacles by means of no-
go areas or removing them,
● checking no-go areas after initial
installation or after changes to the wire
installation using the "Test edge"
command. ( 11.14)
Clearance for routing the perimeter wire
around a no-go area: 33 cm
The robotic mower travels along the
perimeter wire (1) around the obstacle (2)
without bumping into it.
To guarantee robust operation, no-go
areas should be more or less round and
not oval, angular or inwardly curved.
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No-go areas must have a minimum
diameter of 66 cm.
The clearance to the edge loop (X) must
be greater than 54 cm.
Recommendation:
No-go areas should have a
maximum diameter of 2 - 3 m.
In order for docking to take place
smoothly, no no-go area must be installed
within a radius of at least 2 m around the
docking station (1).
Route the perimeter wire (1) from the edge
to the obstacle with the correct clearance
(use iMow Ruler) around the obstacle (2)
and attach it to the ground with a sufficient
number of fixing pins (3). Then route the
perimeter wire back to the edge again.
The perimeter wire must be routed
parallel in a linking section. It is important
to observe the routing direction around the
no-go area ( 12.8)

12.10 Secondary areas

Secondary areas are parts of the mowing
area that cannot be mown fully
automatically by the robotic mower
because access is not possible. In this
manner, several separate mowing areas
can be surrounded with a single perimeter
wire. The robotic mower must be manually
taken from one mowing area to another.
The mowing operation can be initiated via
the commands "Start mowing" (
"Start time-delayed mowing" (
11.5) or
11.5).
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