Texas Equipment RMX 500 Manuel D'utilisation page 62

REMEMBER: The boundary wire must NOT cross itself at any time.
Now that you have laid out the boundary wire, strictly observed all distance measurements
are followed, and you are satisfied with the way the cable is laid in your garden, then it is
time to fix the wire pegs.
Take your hammer and now firmly punch the wire pegs into the ground. Make sure to keep
the wire completely tight when the pegs are fixed so that the cable is completely straight.
When you have reached the charging station, pull out about 1 meter of extra cable again,
so there is plenty of wire to work with when connecting it to charging station or if you need
to correct the wiring somewhere along the lawn.
7. Connect boundary wire to charging station
Now the boundary wire must be connected to the charging station.
REMEMBER: There must be a minimum of 1 meter of cable in a straight line in front of the
charging station's running plate.
It is important to lay the wire from the front under the running plate and pull it out at the
rear of the charging station (for red cable input).
Customize the length of the cable, cut away excess wire.
Make sure there is at least 1-meter extra wire in total, if possible, before cutting excess
wire.
De-isolate the wire (peel the plastic off the wire) 10 mm of the ends. Use a crimping pliers,
or a knife. Watch your fingers! Twist the inside metal wires so that the wire end becomes
tight.
Now the boundary wire is ready for assembly.
Insert the boundary wire that goes under the running plate into the red connector and the
cable that enters from behind into the black connector. If you get the error code "E1" on
the robot, then the two wire ends are connected to wrong connectors (switch them
around).
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