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Makita RM350D Setup Manual
Makita RM350D Setup Manual

Makita RM350D Setup Manual

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RM350D
This manual summarizes the preparations needed to use this product. Please read it together with the
enclosed Instruction Manual.
Setup Guide

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Summary of Contents for Makita RM350D

  • Page 1 Robotic Mower Setup Guide RM350D This manual summarizes the preparations needed to use this product. Please read it together with the enclosed Instruction Manual.
  • Page 2 Introduction This manual is the Robotic Mower Setup Guide. This manual describes the procedures for installation of charging station, installation of boundary wire, installation of guide wire, and initial setting of the Robotic Mower. Be sure to check the Instruction Manual of this product regarding precau- tions for use.
  • Page 3 Confirming the Contents in the Package Charging station AC adapter Cabtire cable (The shape of the plug of the AC adapter differs depending on the country.) Wire (150 m) Peg (for fixing wires) 150 pcs Screw peg (for fixing the charging station) (8 pcs) Hex wrench 6 (1 pc) Mower blade Screw (for fixing the mower blade)
  • Page 4: Tools Needed For Installation

    Connector (5 pcs) Coupler (3 pcs) Instruction manual Setup Guide Measuring gauge (Trim out along the perforation from Robotic Mower the package) Tools Needed for Installation Pliers Nippers Plastic hammer ENGLISH...
  • Page 5: Preparing The Work Area

    Carrying the Robotic Mower WARNING: Make sure that the power switch of the Robotic Mower is off. WARNING: Do not hold other than the grip when carrying the Robotic Mower. WARNING: Do not hold the Robotic Mower with the mower blades facing you. WARNING: Do not operate the Robotic Mower while other people are touching it.
  • Page 6: Installing The Ac Adapter

    Installing the AC Adapter Choose a well-ventilated shaded place where raindrops do not fall into. Place the AC adapter keeping 30 cm or more height from the ground. It is recommended to fix the AC adapter on the wall using screws. NOTICE: To prevent the connector from being deformed or damaged, connect the connector straight without tilting it.
  • Page 7: Installing The Boundary Wire

    Installing the Boundary Wire • The boundary wire is installed around the outermost side of the area where the Robotic Mower will perform the mowing work. Install the bound- ary wire so that it encloses the work area in a single, unbroken line and connect both ends of the boundary wire to the charging station. •...
  • Page 8 Image Condition Place partitions (obstacles) with a height of 15 cm or more around the areas that the Robotic Mower should never enter. In addition, install the boundary wire 35 cm or more away from the partition in order to prevent contact with the partition. (An area of about 25 cm will be left unmowed.
  • Page 9 Image Condition - The maximum length of the route starting from the charging station, guide wire, boundary wire, and back in the charging station as illustrated in the figure should be 400 m or less. - The allowable space that you can limit by laying the boundary wire is up to 3,500 - The maximum length of the boundary wire is up to 800 m including the islands and sub areas.
  • Page 10 Installing the boundary wire NOTE: The boundary wire should be extended straight 1.5 m or more from both sides of the charging station. NOTE: For details such as the installation distance from obstacles, refer to “Connecting the Wires to the Charging Station” (page 18). Drive the first peg near the charging station using a plastic hammer and place the boundary wire.
  • Page 11 After installing the boundary wire up to the charging station, drive the peg near the opposite side of the peg at the starting point using a plastic hammer. Fig.7 ► 1. Peg at starting point 2. Peg at ending point Cut the wire, leaving a length of wire that can be connected to the charging station.
  • Page 12 Cut the excess boundary wire using nippers leaving 1 cm of it from the connector. Fig.10 Attach a connector to the other boundary wire in the same manner. NOTE: Do not connect the connectors to the charging station at this time. The connection with the charging station is explained later in “Connecting the Wires to the Charging Station”...
  • Page 13 • Make multiple islands as follows. Fig.12 ► 1. Boundary wire 2. Peg Making a sub area If there is a separate work area to which a path that enables the Robotic Mower to navigate automatically from the charging station cannot be pro- vided, that work area is designated as a sub area (b).
  • Page 14 Installing the Guide Wire The guide wire leads the Robotic Mower to the charging station. This wire also guides the Robotic Mower to areas that the Robotic Mower works less frequently due to topographical reasons, etc. NOTE: Up to 2 guide wires can be installed. NOTE: Do not branch the guide wire.
  • Page 15 Installing the guide wire Cut the boundary wire loop (eyelet) made in advance at the boundary wire - guide wire connection site. Fig.14 ► 1. Boundary wire Insert the guide wire to the center port and the boundary wires to the left and right ports of the three connection ports of the supplied coupler. Fig.15 ►...
  • Page 16 Drive the pegs on both sides of the connecting point using a plastic hammer. Fig.17 ► 1. Peg NOTE: Make sure that the connection between the guide wire and the boundary wire is approximately 90°. Install the guide wire by driving the pegs up to the charging station using a plastic hammer. •...
  • Page 17 Insert and fix the guide wire in the groove in the center of the station base. Fig.20 ► 1. Groove 2. Station base Attach a connector to the tip of the guide wire. NOTE: Refer to page11 for how to attach the connector. When installing a second guide wire, repeat steps 1 through 8.
  • Page 18 Securing the charging station Make sure that the cabtire cable can reach to the charging station and then secure it with screw pegs (8pcs) using the hex wrench 6. Fig.23 ► 1. Hex wrench 6 2. Screw peg (for fixing the charging station) (8 pcs) Connecting the Wires to the Charging Station When finished installing the wires, connect the boundary wire, guide wire, and cabtire cable to the charging station.
  • Page 19 Stand behind the charging station and pass the boundary wire coming from the left through the hook on the left side (3 hooks) from the bottom. Fig.25 ► 1. Boundary wire coming from the left side 2. Left-side hooks (three places) Insert the connector at the tip of the wire onto the terminal R.
  • Page 20 NOTICE: Check that the boundary wires are connected to the proper terminals. If the boundary wires are connected to the wrong terminals, the Robotic Mower will be unable to recognize the work area. Fig.28 ► 1. Boundary wire 2. Work area Connecting the guide wire Pass the guide wire through the right-side or left-side hooks (two places) and attach the connector at the tip of the wire to the terminal G1 or G2.
  • Page 21 Connecting the cabtire cable Connect the cabtire cable connector to the socket. Fig.30 ► 1. Socket 2. Cabtire cable connector NOTICE: To prevent the connector from being deformed or damaged, connect the connector straight without tilting it. Pass the cabtire cable through the center hooks (three places) in order from the top. Fig.31 ►...
  • Page 22 Attach the wire cover. • Pass the cabtire cable through the notch in the wire cover. Fig.32 ► 1. Wire cover 2. Notch Close the terminal cover and connect the power plug of the AC adapter to a power outlet. Fig.33 ►...
  • Page 23: Charging The Robotic Mower

    Charging the Robotic Mower Press the I side of the power switch of the Robotic Mower and turn on the power. Fig.35 NOTE: It is necessary to turn on the power when charging the Robotic Mower. Dock the Robotic Mower with the charging station. Fig.36 NOTE: When charging starts, the LED of the Robotic Mower blinks green.
  • Page 24 Select the language to use with the keys, and press the key. Fig.38 Select the desired date and time display formats with the keys. Select [Next] with the keys, and press the key. Fig.39 Press keys to select the item and enter the date and time by pressing keys.
  • Page 25 Press keys to enter PIN code. Fig.42 Enter the PIN code again for confirmation. Fig.43 NOTE: Write down the PIN code and keep it in a safe place so that you do not forget it. Checking the Wire Installation Checking departure from the charging station [Top menu] >...
  • Page 26 The option menu appears. Use the keypad and enter the desired conditions to the option format fields displayed on the screen. Option Details Wire to trace: Select the type of wire that the Robotic Mower is to trace after departing from the charging station. Use keys to display the desired wire type.
  • Page 27 Check that the Robotic Mower changes direction at the boundary wire and continues mowing. Fig.47 ► 1. Boundary wire Press the "STOP" button. The Robotic Mower stops. Turn off the power switch of the Robotic Mower and carry it to another place, and then turn on the switch. Check that the Robotic Mower oper- ates similarly even at other boundary wire locations.
  • Page 28 Press the “STOP” button. The display cover opens. Press the button, select [Stay at charging station], and press the key. Close the display cover. The Robotic Mower starts mowing navigation toward the guide wire. Check that the Robotic Mower changes direction near the guide wire, navigates along the guide wire toward the charging station, and docks with the charging station.
  • Page 29 Home garden with a separate mowing work area A wide open front garden that surrounds the house on two sides with a small separate area of lawn beside a mature planting garden or vegetable patch. Fig.51 ► 1. Main area 2. Sub area 3. Charging station 4. Boundary wire 5. Guide wire Practical guidance Mowing area Main area...
  • Page 30 Grass lawn fields on small hills A hillside landscape of a green lawn in a park, golf course or the likes. The lawn grows at different heights and shades on one or more gentle and steep slopes with some sand and water features. Fig.52 ►...
  • Page 31 Well-designed garden with some hard-to-reach spots to get mowing work done A fully fenced elaborate garden area that contains a large residence, water features and a wild assortment of plants and objects. The well-designed landscape helps keep the garden beautifully intact, but creates isolated spots for lawn maintenance. Fig.53 ►...
  • Page 32 Open formal garden subdivided into asymmetric sections by hedges, wild plants, paths and garden objects Settled in the middle of forest filled with lots of plants and trees, a commercial estate has an unobstructed view over the backyard garden, in which roughly subdivided into three lawn areas in different sizes and scales.
  • Page 36 Makita Europe N.V. Jan-Baptist Vinkstraat 2, 3070 Kortenberg, Belgium Makita Corporation 3-11-8, Sumiyoshi-cho, Anjo, Aichi 446-8502 Japan 885A54-228 20230929...