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Chapter 2: Haven Mower Vocabulary
(0:22) A working area is the area that your mower has mapped and can operate autonomously within. The working area is set up by pushing your mower around your property so that the mower creates a 3D map of your property.
(0:32) Charging station and robotic mower.
(0:55) An example of a back yard.
(1:02) Mowing zones are areas where you want the mower to mow. They are set up after mapping your working area. They must be set up within an existing working area.
(1:14) Mowing zone 1.
(1:23) An exclusion zone is an area within a mowing zone where the mower shouldn’t travel. Exclude areas such as yard furniture, landscaping, and low-lying roots or rocks.
(1:34) Mowing zone 2.
Large objects and paths are not included in the mowing zone.
(1:44) A mower travelling from mowing zone 1 to mowing zone 2 using a transit path.
(2:03) Set up transit paths when the mower is travelling over non-grass surfaces.
(2:28) An example of a front yard.
(2:38) 4 mowing zones.
(3:21) Mower using transit paths to travel between mowing zones.
Chapter 3: Working Area Mapping
Chapter 4: Mapping the Working Area Process Overview
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Push the mower around the border of your entire property so it can gather information about your property.
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Perform zig-zag patterns to fill in the middle of your property.
The mower uses the data it gathered to create a 3D map of your lawn for mowing.