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Magnetic markers

The cleaning process requires magnetic position markers. These position markers (which can be S or U shaped) are placed in a brackets, mounted on the house equipment before the cleaning process takes place. The robot reaches the markers during the cleaning process and position information is transferred to the computer. Different shapes of the markers are necessary depending on the width of the aisle and height of the walls in the aisle (see table below).

More information on how to use the markers can be found via this link.


Types

MAGNETIC MARKERS PART NO DxWxH [mm] AISLE WIDTH AISLE WALL HEIGHT DESCRIPTION
EVO marker S form short 32026 25×25×250 80 cm or narrower 74 cm or lower Installed standing in bracket where aisle width is limited.
EVO marker S form 32030 130×25×250 81 cm or wider 74 cm or lower Installed standing in bracket.
EVO marker U form 32040 130×25×210 81 cm or wider 75 cm or higher Installed hanging in bracket.
FITTINGS PART NO DxWxH [mm] DESCRIPTION
Marker bracket 30000 1.5x58x58 Mounted permanently with screws or clamps in the aisle.
Tube clamp 35 mm 30010 Ø35 For simple mounting of the marker brackets if there are usable pipes in the interior.
Tube clamp 45 mm 30020 Ø45 For simple mounting of the marker brackets if there are usable pipes in the interior.


EVO marker U form, S form and S form short.


Marker placement examples

Finishers/Weaning

Place a marker at every dividing wall. The pen (both right and left side) after the marker are associated with the marker, generally speaking.

Farrowing

Place one marker at every second dividing wall (if you have mirror flipped pens like the example below). The two pens (on right and left side) after the marker are associated with the marker, generally speaking.

Distance

Since the markers are used to correct robot position it's important that the distance is not too long inbetween. Especially in difficult aisles with slippery floor or troublesome obstacles. It could for example be advantageous to use one marker per pen in farrowing or to find a pattern with two markers (where only one is used for programming) per pen in finishing if the pens are much longer than 3 meters.