Wolf Garten Robo Scooter 500 Instrucciones De Servicio Originales página 41

Completing and Testing the Setup
Once the perimeter wire is completed and pegged to the ground, the
last step to complete is attaching the Perimeter Switch to the perime-
ter wires and testing the setup.
1. Pull the two loose perimeter wire leads taut and peg them down
to the ground (figure 1.35), adjacent to one another, as you
move away from the perimeter and towards the Perimeter
Switch location (use the same pegs to attach the two wires from
the lawn to the Perimeter Switch location).
2. At the location of the perimeter switch, cut the loose perimeter
wire so both wires are of equal length, removing any excess wi-
re.
3. Strip back 5 mm (0.2 in) of insulation from the wire end.
4. Insert the wire end to the free
hole in the connector and tigh-
ten the screws.
5. Plug the perimeter wire con-
nector into the Perimeter
Switch.
6. Take the Perimeter Switch and
squeeze the tabs on both si-
des of the Perimeter Switch.
7. Remove the back cover from the Perimeter Switch.
8. Connect the power supply plug
to the Perimeter Switch board
and reassemble the Perimeter
Switch.
9. Connect the power supply to a regular household receptacle
230 Volts AC.
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Attention!
The Power Supply is for indoor use only.
z Thus place it in a dry location, which is well ventilated (do
not cover it with plastic bag).
z be sure the power supply and the connection to the low
voltage cable are in a dry place and not exposed to water
and rain.
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10. Press the 'ON' button:
–
A small flashing green light
in the Base Station cover in-
dicates the system is on and
functioning properly.
–
Continuous beeps indicate a
disconnected/broken peri-
meter wire.
–
Discontinuous beeps indica-
te poor splicing of perimeter
wires or perimeter wire,
which is too long (the max
allowed in one loop is 500
meters).
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Note
z The Perimeter Switch has an automatic shutoff feature, eli-
minating the need for you to turn it off after each use. It will
shut itself off after 12 hours of operation.
z You may manually turn the perimeter switch off by pressing
the 'ON' button continuously for 3 seconds. A beep will be
heard after the three seconds, indicating you may release
the button and the switch is off.
11. Test the perimeter wire setup by choosing the 'Wire position'
menu.
12. Press 'GO'
13. Scroll down until 'Settings'is
displayed
14. Press 'GO'
15. Scroll up until 'Wire position'is
displayed
16. Press 'GO'
17. Press 'GO'and follow Robo-
mow while following the Peri-
meter Wire
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Note
Walk along the side of the
Robo Scooter 500 while it is
following the edge until com-
pleting one loop of the peri-
meter without striking any
object; If Robo Scooter 500
collides in obstacle, it stops
and drives back to allow you
adjusting the wire position.
Mowing
Press GO
Zone setup
Press GO
Settings
Press GO
Child guard
Press GO
Wire position
Press GO
Wire position
Press GO to test
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