MENU FUNCTIONS
In general a long delay time decreases the risk of tracks forming (the robotic lawnmower will find the charging station more often through irregular searches) but gives longer search times. A short delay time gives the opposite effect, i.e. short search times with increased risk of tracks forming along the guide wires and/or boundary wires.
Guide
Make sure the Follow guide home checkbox is activated. Otherwise use the down arrow key to select the checkbox and then press OK.
Use the number keys to enter the delay time. Automower® 320 has only Guide.
Guide > Guide 1 delay
Move the cursor to Guide 1 delay and enter the delay time in minutes.
The delay time is normally specified as a figure between 0 and 10 minutes.
Guide > Guide 2 delay
Not applicable for Automower® 320.
Move the cursor to Guide 2 delay and enter the delay time in minutes.
Boundary loop
Make sure the Follow boundary home checkbox is activated. Otherwise use the down arrow key to select the checkbox and then press OK.
Use the number keys to enter the delay time.
Move the cursor to Boundary delay and enter the delay time in minutes.
This time is normally longer than for Guide 1 and Guide 2 as it is normally better if the robotic lawnmower follows one of the guide wires home to the charging station.
The delay time is normally specified as a figure between 10 and 20 minutes but can be shorter if a guide wire is not installed and it is unlikely that the robotic lawnmower can find the charging station through an irregular search.
If the robotic lawnmower passes a guide wire while following the boundary wire, it will stop searching along the boundary wire and instead start to follow the guide wire into the charging station.
If it is strictly inappropriate in the installation to follow the boundary loop, the Follow boundary home checkbox has to be deactivated.
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