Installing Linking Sections; Installing No-Go Areas - Viking MI 632 Gebrauchsanleitung

● Install the docking station
cover and then connect the
mains plug.
● Check the wire signal. (
● Check docking. ( 14.7)
If necessary, correct the position of the
perimeter wire in the area of the
docking station.

11.7 Installing linking sections

The robotic mower ignores the perimeter
wire signal if the wires are routed parallel
and close together. Linking sections must
be installed:
– where secondary areas are to be
installed. ( 11.9)
– where no-go areas are necessary.
( 11.8)
VIKING recommends laying linking
sections together with the relevant
no-go areas or secondary areas
during wire routing.
In the case of retrospective
installation, the wire loop must be
cut and linking sections must then
be integrated using the wire
connectors supplied. (
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12.1)
In linking sections, the perimeter wire (1)
must be routed parallel, the wires must not
cross and must be close to one another.
Attach the linking section to the ground
with a sufficient number of fixing pins (2).

11.8 Installing no-go areas

In order to prevent the robotic mower from
hitting obstacles that it must not contact,
which are lower than 10 cm or are not
sufficiently strong to withstand impacts,
11.12)
no-go areas must be installed.
VIKING 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. ( 10.13)
No-go areas must have a minimum
diameter of 54 cm and the distance to
the edge loop A must also exceed
54 cm.
54 cm corresponds to 2 iRuler lengths.
Route the perimeter wire (1) from the edge
to the obstacle at the correct distance (use
iRuler) 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 and without crossover in the
linking sections. ( 11.7)
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