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CONTROL PANEL
The keypad consists of six groups of buttons:
• The START button is used to activate the robotic
lawnmower. This is normally the last button to be
pressed before closing the display hatch.
• The Back and OK buttons are used to navigate in
the menu. The OK button is also used to conrm
settings in the menu.
• The arrow keys are used to navigate in the menu but
also to make selections in certain setting options.
• The MENU button is used to go to the main menu.
• The PARK button is used to send the robotic
lawnmower to the charging station.
• Numbers are used to enter settings, for example, PIN
code, time or exit direction. They can also be used
to enter a number series for shortcuts to the various
menus. See 6.1 Main menu on page 40.
5.1 Operation selection Start
When the START button has been pressed the following
operation selections can be selected.
Main area
The standard, automatic operating mode where the
robotic lawnmower mows and charges continually.
Secondary area
The Secondary area operating mode is used when
mowing secondary areas where the robotic lawnmower
cannot travel to the charging station automatically.
For information about secondary areas, see 3.4
Installation of the boundary wire on page 21.
Selecting Secondary area offers three options:
• Mowing until empty battery
This option is suitable for a large secondary area
requiring more than 90 minutes to mow.
• Mowing 90 min
This option is suitable to prevent unnecessary
mowing and trampled grass in a small/medium
sized secondary area.
• Mowing 30 min
This option is suitable to prevent unnecessary
mowing and trampled grass in a small secondary
area.
If the robotic lawnmower charges in the Secondary area
mode, it will fully charge, drive out about 50 cm and then
stop. This indicates that it is charged and ready to start
mowing.
If the main working area has to be cut after charging, it is
appropriate to switch the operation selection to Main area
before placing the robotic lawnmower in the charging
station.
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