Map your Lawn and Create Task Area

Before Mapping-Preparation

Before mapping, it is important to be aware of key considerations.

1. Remove debris, piles of leaves, toys, wires, stones, and other obstacles from the lawn. Make sure no children or animals are on the lawn.

Map Your Lawn

1. Make sure the robot is powered on and your phone Bluetooth is on. Your phone will connect to the robot automatically with a Bluetooth connection.

2. Tap Create a Map to start.

3. Select Manual Mapping or Auto Mapping to continue.

Manual Mapping

1. Control the robot to a proper starting point of the perimeter and tap to start mapping. 

1. Move the virtual joystick up or down to control the robot's forward or backward movement.
   

Move the virtual joystick left or right to turn the robot left or right.

2. Guide the robot along the perimeter. Keep the controller within 1.5 meters (4.9 feet) of the robot to maintain a stable Bluetooth connection.

a) If the perimeter meets an obstacle such as a wall, fence, ditch, or uneven pathway, maintain a distance of at least 15 cm (6 in) from the perimeter while guiding the robot.

b) If the perimeter meets a level, even pathway, it is recommended to guide the robot on the pathway for more efficient cutting.

3. Tap Discard and Exit to clear all unsaved data and remap during the mapping process if needed.

4. Control the robot back to the starting point and tap Save to finish mapping.

            

Auto Mapping

NOTE

1. Remove any obstacles before starting auto mapping.
   
2. Keep your phone active and do not switch to other apps.
3. Follow the robot during the mapping process.
   
4. Ensure the Bluetooth connection between the robot and your phone remains uninterrupted.
   
5. Please do not use Auto Mapping in scenes with steps, cliffs, ponds, or similar obstacles.
   

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The Auto Mapping feature uses the robot’s vision camera to detect the physical perimeter of the lawn. When the camera identifies a clear perimeter, Auto Mapping is activated, allowing the robot to autonomously map the lawn’s perimeters. Tap Auto Mapping to initiate this feature.

If the robot malfunctions, tap the Stop button and then manually control it to continue mapping.

NOTE

1. When mapping, the system will estimate the area. Please ensure that the area is not more than the upper limit (See Technical Specifications in the user book for more information), or the task area mapping will fail.
2. Drive the robot out of the task area first if a new area is created.
   

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