Honda Miimo HRM1000 Owner's Manual page 8

Laying boundary wire
The boundary wire location determines the parameters of the mowing area, this area
may consist of multiple sections in which the lawnmower can operate. For mowing start
point setup and detailed information please see "4 MENU SETTINGS" (M page 44).
Laying the boundary wire where the slope is too steep has a bad effect on the lawnmower. For more information, see
"Conditions for laying the boundary wire" (M page 24).
The advantage of laying the shortcut wire is that it shortens
the traveling distance between the docking station and the
mowing start points, and supresses the occurrence of wheel
tracks.
- Shortens the returning time to the docking station.
- Facilitates traveling through the narrow passages.
Leave 5 mm of space or less between parts of
the boundary wire and make sure that parts of the
boundary wire do not overlap or cross.
Lay the boundary wire around the
objects which the lawnmower might run
on top of (e.g. rocks, tree roots, etc.);
these objects must be removed from the
work area.
The shortcut wire can be laid on slopes of less than 10°(17%).
If the shortcut wire is laid on a slope of less than 10°(17%), lay
it obliquely to the slope.
NOTE:
- Make sure to fill in "LAWN DIAGRAM" referring to the layout of the boundary wire (M page 124).
Do not lay the boundary wire laterally across
a slope that is steeper than 10°(17%).
Lay the boundary wire laterally across a
relatively flat space, with a slope of less
Correct
than 10°(17%), that comes after the location
where the slope is more than 10°(17%).
Less than
10° (17%)
Leave 30 cm to 50 cm
of space between the
boundary wire and the
mowing area boundary.
How the Honda Robotic Lawnmower works
Incorrect
More than
10° (17%)
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