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6.
Connect the guide wire to the boundary wire
using a coupler:
Insert the boundary wire in each of the holes in
the coupler. Insert the guide wire in the centre
hole in the coupler. Check that the wires are fully
inserted into the coupler so that the ends are
visible through the transparent area on the other
side of the coupler.
Use pliers to completely compress the button on
the coupler.
It does not matter which holes are used to
connect each wire.
7.
Staple down/bury the connector in the lawn.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The guide wire may not cross the boundary
wire, for instance a boundary wire that is laid
out to an island.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Test that the guide wire works using the
Calibrate guide function before using the
robotic lawnmower. See 3.8 First start-up and
calibration on page 32.
3.7 Checking the loop
Check the loop signal by inspecting the indicator
lamp on the charging station.
•
Solid green light = good signals.
•
Flashing blue light = interruption in the boundary
loop, no signal.
•
Flashing yellow light = interruption in the guide
loop, no guide signal.
•
Flashing red light = interruption in the charging
station's antenna plate. Contact Flymo Central
Service to rectify. See Memo on page 4.
•
Solid blue light = weak signal. This may depend
on the boundary loop being too long or that the
wire is damaged. If the robotic lawnmower still
works, this is not a problem.
•
Solid red light = fault in a circuit board in the
charging station. Contact Flymo Central Service to
rectify. See Memo on page 4.
See 9.2 Indicator lamp in the charging station on
page 58 if the lamp does not indicate a solid green
light.
3. INSTALLATION
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