An ANTHBOT mapping problem can result from incomplete setup, weak positioning, poor station placement, an interrupted app session, or a boundary that is too complex. Confirm the selected mapping mode first.
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Finish RTK and station setup, place the mower on the powered station, confirm a stable app connection, select the intended mapping mode, and test a simple open zone.
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Unfinished binding, poor RTK visibility, unstable hardware, wrong mapping mode, interrupted connectivity, complex boundaries, narrow passages, overlapping exclusions, or blocked sensors commonly cause failures.
The map should reopen with the same alignment and a supervised short run should respect the outer boundary and exclusions.
Do not skip this check: a cleared warning is not proof of a repair. Confirm the mower completes the affected action under supervision before restoring unattended schedules.
No. Fix power, connectivity, positioning, and hardware placement first. Remapping can hide the original cause.
Install only an official update offered for your exact model and keep power and connectivity stable.
Stop for damaged wiring, unusual heat, battery swelling, burning odor, water inside electrical parts, or repeated hardware faults.
Contact ANTHBOT if a simple open zone cannot be created after the official beginner setup. Send screenshots, light photos, model, app and firmware details, and a recording.
Primary reference: ANTHBOT official beginner guide.
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