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Yarbo Weekly News 20 20250421

Understand The Science Behind Mowing

With turf bursting into action this spring, you might feel the urge to trim your lawn back fast. But here’s a green reminder: cutting too much, too soon can do more harm than good. Stick to the trusted 1/3 Rule—never remove more than one-third of your grass’s height in one mowing—to keep your lawn lush, healthy, and stress-free all season long.

Mow Smarter with Yarbo’s Target Height Feature

Want a thriving, stress-free lawn? Yarbo’s Target Height is here to help!

This smart feature gradually lowers your mowing height over five sessions-giving your grass time to adjust and recover between trims. E.g, set your target at 3 inches, and Yarbo will start from 4 inches, trimming just 0.2 inches at a time until your lawn hits the ideal height.

Heads up! If you manually change the mowing height during the process, the system will turn off Target Height automatically.

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Yarbo Weekly News 21 20250428

How Can You Get Cleaner Lawn Edges with Yarbo?

Want sharper, more polished lawn edges? Now you can fine-tune Yarbo’s mowing precision with the Perimeter Mowing Laps feature!

What It Does: Set how many times Yarbo circles your lawn’s edge before starting the main mowing work — ensuring no spots are missed!

How to Set It Up:

• Open the Yarbo App → Go to Area Settings → Tap the Tool icon → Expand Advanced Settings → Find Perimeter Mowing Laps.

• Default is 2 laps — you can customize to 3 or 4 for even more thorough edging.

Good to Know:

• Available only when using the Zigzag mowing pattern.

• Only applies to work area boundaries, not no-go zones.

Introducing Two Types of Cutting Blades, Each With Its Own Capabilities

Ever wondered why your Yarbo Mower comes with two different sets of blades? Let’s break it down so you can pick the perfect fit for your lawn:

Silver Blades (Pre-installed)

• High-strength, rust-resistant, and super flexible.

• Perfect for humid, rainy areas or storage during the off-season.

• Stays sharp and shiny even after long storage!

Gold Blades (Packed Separately)

• Titanium-coated for extreme durability and toughness.

• Best for rugged lawns, thick grass, and dry conditions.

• Less rust-proof than silver, but unmatched in cutting power.

Why We’re Providing Both

Because mowing conditions vary, we want to empower you to choose the blade that works best for your yard:

• Choose silver blades if you prioritize rust resistance or live in a wet climate.

• Choose gold blades if your lawn has thicker grass, uneven ground, or small debris that requires extra cutting strength.

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Yarbo Weekly News 22 20250506

How to Configure Area Settings for a Healthier, Fully-Covered Lawn

Want to protect your grass and make sure no patch gets left behind? Here’s how to dial in your Area Settings for both safety and precision:

1. Start with Smart Turn (Default)
   
   

Smart Turn minimizes turf damage and is best for irregular or narrow spaces. It’s gentle on your lawn—especially ideal for softer or damp grass.

2. Adjust the Overlap Thoughtfully
   
   

• For thick, tall, or uneven grass → choose 4–8 inches of overlap.

• For short or sparse grass → 0–4 inches is enough.

This ensures clean passes without stressing the lawn—or missing any strips!

3. Use Route Rotation Degree to Vary Mowing Paths
   
   

Switch angles betwee sessions (e.g., 0°, 45°, 90°) to avoid soil compaction and mowing ruts. Your grass will grow straighter and look fuller.

Note : Only available with Parallel route pattern—Checkerboard and Diamond rotate by default; Spiral doesn’t rotate.

4. Let Route Order Work for You
   
   

Starting with the Perimeter First helps Yarbo outline the space before diving in. Great for lawns with detailed edges!

5. Customize for Coverage

Every lawn is unique—don’t hesitate to try small tweaks in one area first, then apply them across zones. You’ll quickly find what delivers the smoothest, healthiest result.

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Yarbo Weekly News 23 20250512

What’s Boundary Set Back & Why It Matters?

Ever notice Yarbo swinging wide on tight turns? That’s where Boundary Set Back comes in!

Think of it as Yarbo’s personal buffer zone—keeping it a safe distance from lawn edges, flower beds, or garden gnomes .

How It Works:

• Default = 0 cm - Yarbo follows the boundary exactly.

• Add a few inches - Shrinks the work zone just enough to avoid crossing the edge.

If your lawn has tight edges or nearby obstacles, increasing the Set Back can make Yarbo’s turns smoother and smarter!
How to Adjust Boundary Setback in the Yarbo App – Working Area Buffer Guide

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Yarbo Weekly News 24 20250519

Smart Sorting: Smarter Mowing Sequence

Make your mowing routine more efficient with Smart Sorting!

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What is Smart Sorting? When enabled, Yarbo will start mowing from the closest area and move outward, rather than following the default area order.

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How to Enable or Disable It:

1. Go to the Work Plan page

2. Go to the Plan List, select the plan you want to modify, and tap the settings icon.

3. Select Edit Plan and toggle Smart Sorting

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What if It’s Turned Off? Yarbo will mow areas in the order they appear in your plan—regardless of distance.

Area Settings: Route Angle – Customize Your Mowing Direction

After drawing an area, Yarbo automatically generates a mowing route based on its algorithm. Not happy with the direction? Want the route to run parallel to a river instead of perpendicular? You can now fine-tune the Route Angle to suit your layout!

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How to Adjust Route Angle:

1. Tap “Enter My Yard”, then select “Edit Map”

2. Tap “Area” to open your area list, then tap the settings icon next to the area you want to adjust

3. In Advanced Settings, you’ll find the Route Angle option — adjustable from 10° to 170° in 10° increments

Note: Route angle adjustment is only available when using the Parallel Route Pattern.

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Yarbo Weekly News Issue 25 20250528

Advanced Area Settings for Yarbo Lawn Mower

In the Advanced Settings section of the Area Settings page, you can explore additional options to customize your Yarbo Lawn Mower for your specific needs.

Module Clearance Adjustment

Adjusting the module clearance changes the distance between the mower module and the main body, allowing it to adapt to different lawn conditions.

There are three clearance levels available:

• Low (Default): Provides the most precise mowing performance.

• Medium: A balanced setting for effective mowing with improved resistance to clogging.

• High: Ideal for uneven terrain, thick grass, or less-maintained areas such as hillsides, rocky patches, or wild zones. Helps reduce clogging. Note: Selecting “High” may slightly affect mowing height precision.

Boundary Setback & Exterior Area Expand

These advanced area settings help you fine-tune your mowing boundaries.

• Boundary Setback: Adjusts the entire mapped area inward by a selected value to avoid tight edges or obstacles. Available range: 0 to 16 inches, in 4-inch increments.

• Exterior Area Expand: Expands the mapped area outward, customizes how far Yarbo can extend beyond the boundaries. Available range: 0 to 3.3 feet.

FAQ

1. How do I manually reorder the mowing sequence of different areas in a work plan?

• Go to the Plan List to find the work plan you want to edit (navigate via “Enter My Yard” → “Start” → “Plan List”).

• Tap the “···” icon next to the desired plan and select “Edit Plan”.

• Press and hold the ☰ icon next to an area to drag and reorder the mowing sequence within the plan.
  

  

2. How to Unlink Your Yarbo Device?

• Go to the main page and tap the settings icon in the top-right corner.

• Select “Privacy and Security.”

• Tap “Unlink” to disconnect your Yarbo device from your account.
  

  

Quick Reminder

1. Turn Off Before Maintenance
If you’re planning to perform any maintenance work, make sure to power off your Yarbo before proceeding with any further steps.

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2. Check Before You Mow
Before mowing, take a quick walk around your yard to check for anything that shouldn’t be there—like hidden animal nests, forgotten toys, or garden tools. A simple scan helps keep both your mower and your lawn safe.

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• Boundary Setback: Adjusts the entire mapped area inward by a selected value to avoid tight edges or obstacles. Available range: 0 to 16 inches, in 4-inch increments.
• Exterior Area Expand: Expands the mapped area outward, ideal for reclaiming overgrown edges. Available range: 0 to 3.3 feet.

Why are these 2 different settings? Why not just one slider that either expands or contracts the boundary? What happens if I move the Boundary Set Back in 12 inches, but then set the Exterior Are Expand to 1 foot? Will they negate each other?

[ken.w.gregory]

I don’t care for sliders. My fine motor skills aren’t that fine… they’re kind of gross.

Give me an input box anyday…

[Greg]

Agree on the sliders. They always seem to move after I let go.

But then just make it a plus/minus adjustment as a single entity

[ken.w.gregory]

Plus and minus work unless you are going from zero to 100…

Give me a plus minus around a text box…

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Yarbo Weekly News 25 20250603

1. Explore the Work Preference Page of Your Yarbo Lawn Mower

Undock Battery Level & Recharge Battery Level

When following a work plan, Yarbo will begin mowing once the battery reaches the Undock Battery Level, and return to charge when it drops to the Recharge Battery Level.

To give you more flexibility and efficiency, both settings can be customized to suit your needs and mowing schedule.

• Undock Battery Level: 50% – 80% (Default: 80%)

• Recharge Battery Level: 15% – 30% (Default: 20%)

Adjust these thresholds to optimize your Yarbo’s performance and get the most out of each charge.

2. Yarbo Tips：
For snow blower owners: If your Yarbo Core has been sitting idle during mowing season, don’t forget to give the battery a little attention. Charge the battery pack for at least 15 minutes every 3 months. Leaving it unused for too long can lead to reduced performance and faster degradation.

Think of it as an off-season warm-up—your Yarbo deserves a little TLC, even when it’s not in action!

3. FAQ ：
Can I leave the Yarbo lawn mower on the docking station all the time? Will it overcharge?

To maintain battery health and ensure a smooth experience with your Yarbo, we recommend keeping the lawn mower on the docking station and fully charged during the mowing season.

No need to worry—Yarbo’s Battery Management System (BMS) includes protections against overcharging, overheating, short circuits, and overcurrent. These safeguards help preserve your battery’s long-term health.

4. Did you know you can charge the Yarbo battery directly?
Click the link below to learn more:

How to charge the Yarbo battery directly?

To charge the Yarbo battery directly, you’ll need the following items: Yarbo battery Wired charger (provided in the accessory box) Battery power cord (available for purchase on our official website: https://www.yarbo.com/products/battery-power-cord ） [items needed] Once you have these, simply follow the step-by-step guide in the pictures to charge your battery! [Step 1] [Step 2] [Step 3]

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Yarbo Weekly News 26 20250610

Dive into the Diagnosis Page in the Yarbo App
Make the most of the diagnosis page to perform basic self-troubleshooting when you encounter issues!

1. HaLow

• SSID: Name of the Data Center.

• Connection: Displays if the connection is active（true) or not (false).

• Signal: Indicates the strength of the HaLow signal (drops below -77, switches to Wi-Fi/4G).

Troubleshooting:

• No connection, but good signal: Power cycle your DC by unplugging and re-plugging the POE cable. If the issue continues, contact us.

• Connection is weak: Make sure the HaLow antenna on both the rover and the data center is securely attached and undamaged.

RTK Information
Below are some key details to help you navigate the information:

• Rover:

  • L2: Shows the number of satellites detected by the right-side antenna. Aim for 15+ for a strong GPS signal.

  • Headingdop: High values (above 1.5) suggest GPS signal obstruction.

Troubleshooting:

• Losing GPS near docking station: If the Headingdop is greater than 1.5 or the L2 satellites are below 15, try moving the docking station to a more open space, away from overhangs, walls, trees, or other obstructions.

• GPS loss in specific areas during a work plan: Review the RTK data to determine if the issue is related to surrounding obstructions.

Data Center
This section includes the serial number, connection status, and GNGGA data from your Data Center.

• Connection (0/1/2/3/4): This number represents the transmission method for RTCM data:

  • 0: No data transmission

  • 1: LoRa

  • 2: NTRIP

  • 3: Local HaLow

  • 4: Public NTRIP

• GNGGA: Displays the GPS data output from the Data Center.

Troubleshooting:

• Connection shows 3: Your Data Center isn’t online. Check POE cable and Wi-Fi firewall settings.

• No GNGGA data, connection shows 0: Restart your Data Center by re-plugging the POE cable. Contact us if the issue persists.

Note:

When asking for help from others, it’s important to blur any GNGGA information, as it can reveal your exact location. Additionally, make sure to blur the SSID to protect your privacy！

For more diagnosis page information, click the link below to learn more.

Yarbo App Diagnosis Page Instructions

Version Details [image] App Version Description:: Displays the current app version for troubleshooting. Notes : Shows the version number in numeric format. Firmware Version Description: Displays the firmware version of the device. Notes : Shows the version when connected. Displays empty if not connected. Hardware Head Description: Displays the hardware version of the device’s head component. Notes : Shows the version when connected. Displays empty if not connected. Hardware …

Using Your Own SIM Card
Yarbo comes with a pre-installed SIM card located inside the rover’s battery compartment. Currently we offer 2GB of free data per month, which is sufficient for most standard use cases.

However, if you depend heavily on 4G connectivity and prefer to use your own SIM card, you’re free to replace the original one.

Check the image below to locate the SIM card slot inside the rover.

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Yarbo Weekly News Issue 27 20250611

Dive into the Diagnosis Page in the Yarbo App Make the most of the diagnosis page to perform basic self-troubleshooting when you encounter issues!

1. HaLow

• SSID: Name of the Data Center.

• Connection: Displays if the connection is active（true) or not (false).

• Signal: Indicates the strength of the HaLow signal (drops below -77, switches to Wi-Fi/4G).

Troubleshooting:

• No connection, but good signal: Power cycle your DC by unplugging and re-plugging the POE cable. If the issue continues, contact us.

• Connection is weak: Make sure the HaLow antenna on both the rover and the data center is securely attached and undamaged.

2. RTK Information
Below are some key details to help you navigate the information:

• Rover:

  • L2: Shows the number of satellites detected by the right-side antenna. Aim for 15+ for a strong GPS signal.

  • Headingdop: High values (above 1.5) suggest GPS signal obstruction.

Troubleshooting:

• Losing GPS near docking station: If the Headingdop is greater than 1.5 or the L2 satellites are below 15, try moving the docking station to a more open space, away from overhangs, walls, trees, or other obstructions. 配图3

• GPS loss in specific areas during a work plan: Review the RTK data to determine if the issue is related to surrounding obstructions.

• Data Center
  This section includes the serial number, connection status, and GNGGA data from your Data Center.

  • Connection (0/1/2/3/4): This number represents the transmission method for RTCM data:

    • 0: No data transmission

    • 1: LoRa

    • 2: NTRIP

    • 3: Local HaLow

    • 4: Public NTRIP

  • GNGGA: Displays the GPS data output from the Data Center.

Troubleshooting:

• Connection shows 3: Your Data Center isn’t online. Check POE cable and Wi-Fi firewall settings.

• No GNGGA data, connection shows 0: Restart your Data Center by re-plugging the POE cable. Contact us if the issue persists.

Note:

When asking for help from others, it’s important to blur any GNGGA information, as it can reveal your exact location. Additionally, make sure to blur the SSID to protect your privacy！

Using Your Own SIM Card
Yarbo comes with a pre-installed SIM card located inside the rover’s battery compartment. Currently we offer 2GB of free data per month, which is sufficient for most standard use cases.

However, if you depend heavily on 4G connectivity and prefer to use your own SIM card, you’re free to replace the original one.

Check the image below to locate the SIM card slot inside the rover.

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Yarbo Weekly News Issue 28 20250618

New Update is Here! Firmware 3.9.10 & App 3.15.3

We’re excited to announce the release of Firmware Update 3.9.10 and App Version 3.15.3! This update brings new features and performance improvements designed to enhance your Yarbo experience.

Check out the sections below for a breakdown of some key highlights.

Yarbo Lawn Mower: Vehicle Detection on Pathways Enabled

Your Yarbo lawn mower is now even more aware of its surroundings! With the latest update, it can detect vehicles on pathways to help improve operational safety.

If a vehicle is detected, Yarbo will automatically return to the docking station. If it encounters a vehicle on its way back to the docking station, it will stop immediately and you will receive a notification through the app.

You can manage this feature under: Pathway Settings > Obstacle Avoidance (Beta) — it’s enabled by default.

This enhancement helps your Yarbo navigate with greater intelligence and caution in shared spaces.

Smart Assist Module: Waypoint Navigation

With the Smart Assist Module attached, the new Waypoint Navigation feature allows you to effortlessly send your Yarbo to specific locations within your mapped area—all with just a single tap.

Click the link to learn how to use the Waypoint Navigation feature.
Firmware 3.9.10 & App 3.15.3 – Feature Highlights - Yarbo Official / Updates & Product Releases - Yarbo Forum

Yarbo Forum is Now Just a Tap Away!
You can now access the Yarbo Forum directly from the Yarbo App. Head to your Profile page, and you’ll find a convenient link to the forum.

Log in with your existing Yarbo account to enjoy a smooth and connected experience.

Join the community to engage in open discussions, share your feedback, and discover helpful tips from fellow users.

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Yarbo Weekly News Issue 29 20250625

Update Highlights: Firmware 3.9.10 & App 3.15.3

Continuing the discussion about the new updates last week. Here are the detailed walk through of some other features!

Rain Sensitivity:

With Rain Detection enabled, you can now customize how sensitive your Yarbo is to rain by adjusting the rain sensitivity level. This allows you to set the specific threshold at which Yarbo stops working and returns to the docking station.

New Features for the Blower:

The blower now includes exciting new features to enhance its functionality.

Reverse Blowing (Beta): The blower is now equipped with a reverse blowing feature.

Note: Obstacle detection is not supported while in reverse mode. Please ensure you inspect the area beforehand to avoid any collisions while reversing.

To enable or disable this feature, navigate to: Area Settings > Advanced Settings > Reverse Blowing (Beta).

Follow Me (Beta):

The blower now includes a “Follow Me” function, allowing the machine to automatically follow you while using the extended air tube for blowing tasks.

To enable this feature, simply go to Yarbo Settings > Follow Me (Beta). You can also choose from three adjustable blowing speeds to tailor the operation to your specific needs.

Note: If the feature appears in your app but isn’t functional, it may be because you haven’t updated to the latest firmware version V3.9.10 yet.

Firmware Update Optimization: With this update, you’ll have the flexibility to choose when you’d like to receive future firmware updates. The available options are:

• Update Now

• Update Later

• Update at Night (2:00 AM - 5:00 AM local time)

These options provide you with more control, allowing you to select the most convenient time for updates.

FAQ :

What happens if I reinstall the data center? Be cautious with this step! Reinstalling the data center will erase all your existing maps, and you’ll need to redraw them if you choose to proceed with the reinstallation.

Tips for Lawn Mower Maintenance :

1. Before starting maintenance, lift the lawn mower from the side and place it on the Vertical Stand for Module. This stand provides stability and allows you to safely access the underside of the mower. Refer to the image for proper positioning.
   
   
2. When handling the blades, always wear gloves to protect your hands from sharp edges.
   
   
   
   For more maintenance tips, click the link below to learn more.
   Everything You'd Like to Know About the Maintenance of Yarbo Lawn Mower

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Yarbo Weekly News Issue 30 20250702

1. Edge Priority Setting

To help you better customize the mowing route for your lawn, you can now choose whether the mower should mow the edge of the “Area First“ or the “No-Go Zone First”.

Simply go to: Area Settings > Advanced Settings > Edge Priority Setting Then select your preferred option.

This feature gives you greater control over how your lawn is maintained, ensuring a more tailored mowing experience.

2. Map Savings (Saved to the rover)

You can now manually save maps within the app, with a maximum of 10 maps allowed in total:

• 9 maps saved manually

• 1 auto-saved map (always updated with the latest version)

When you save a map, the following elements are preserved: areas, sidewalks, no-go zones, pathways, docking stations, no-vision zones, dead ends, geo-fences, and patrol lines.

Whenever you make changes to your map, the system will automatically update the auto-saved version to reflect the most recent adjustments.

To manually save a map, navigate to: Yarbo Settings > Previous Map > Save Current Map.

3. Yarbo Maintenance

Your lawn mower has been working hard lately — don’t forget to apply track grease regularly to keep your Yarbo running smoothly!

Regular application of track grease helps:

• Reduce friction, noise, and wear

• Extend the lifespan of track components

How to apply:

• Wear gloves before starting

• Use a brush to apply the grease to the center of the track

We offer official Yarbo track grease on our website.
Watch the video below to see the step-by-step guide on how to apply it!
How-to: Apply Track Grease

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Yarbo Weekly News Issue 31 20250709

1. Yarbo Sharing — Yard Work, Made Collaborative

   Did you know you can share control of your Yarbo with family or friends? Whether you’re away, busy, or simply want to share the task, Yarbo Sharing makes teamwork easy.

   Add or remove users at any time

   Let others help manage your device

   Perfect for families and shared properties

   You’ll find the feature under your User Profile — just look for Yarbo Sharing to get started!

   

   You can invite up to 5 people to share your Yarbo. Simply enter the invitee’s email address, and once they accept the invitation, they’ll be able to access and help control your Yarbo with you.

2. FAQ:

A. How to Restart Yarbo？

To restart your Yarbo, simply follow this path: Yarbo Settings → Safety Settings → Restart Yarbo System. It’s quick and easy!

B. Why Is My Yarbo Using a Zero Turn Even Though I Set It to U-Turn?

Yarbo automatically switches to zero-turn when the turning angle falls outside the range of 70° to 110°. This helps ensure full grass coverage and reduces the chance of leaving uncut patches behind.

So even if you’ve selected U-Turn in the settings, Yarbo may perform a zero-turn when tighter or sharper turns are required for optimal mowing results.

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Yarbo Weekly News Issue 32 20250716

1. What if Yarbo loses or has a weak GPS signal?

Yarbo may experience GPS loss or weak signal due to several possible reasons. Here are some common causes:

• No HaLow or 4G connection

• Satellite signal obstruction (e.g., trees, buildings)

• Loose or damaged cables

• Data center problems

• Core hardware or calibration issues

• Software or firmware version mismatch

Note: If your Yarbo consistently loses GPS while on the docking station, please check for any nearby obstructions. Try relocating the docking station to a more open area to ensure better satellite visibility and smoother operation.

Need help resolving it?

Click the link below for troubleshooting steps based on each possible cause.

[2024] What if Yarbo loses, or has a weak GPS signal?

2. What to Do About Map Drift?

   Map Drift happens when the rover and Data Center map coordinates get out of synch.

   How to Correct Map Drift

   

   1. Place the Rover on the Docking Station and ensure it is properly aligned and charging.

   2. Open the Yarbo App and connect to your Rover.

   3. Go to Enter My Yard → Edit Map.

   4. Tap the three dots in the upper-right corner to view additional options.

   5. Select Correct Map Drift to begin the correction process.

   IMPORTANT: Do not use the “Correct Map Drift” function right away. Triggering it unnecessarily will re-center your map incorrectly and may require a full re-mapping. Only use this feature when you’re certain that a Map Drift has actually occurred.

   Before proceeding, run a few checks to confirm whether it’s a genuine Map Drift issue.

   Click the link below to learn how to verify it.
   [2024] Map Drift Correction | Yarbo Wiki

3. Reminder: Protect Your Data Center from Lightning

   If you’ve installed your Data Center on the rooftop, especially in regions with frequent lightning activity, it’s essential to implement proper lightning protection.

   We strongly recommend installing a grounding cable. This simple but critical component helps safely redirect excess electrical current into the ground—greatly reducing the risk of lightning-related damage to your Data Center.

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Yarbo Weekly News Issue 33 20250723

1. Adjusting the Moving Speed of Yarbo

The speed at which Yarbo moves can significantly affect its mowing results. If you prioritize efficiency, you may want to increase the moving speed. On the other hand, if mowing performance and cut quality are more important to you, slowing down the speed could yield better results.

To Adjust the Moving Speed:

1. Open the Yarbo app and go to the main page.

2. Tap the settings icon in the top-right corner.

3. Select “Work Preferences” where you can adjust the moving speed.

Note: When Yarbo detects a slope, it will automatically adjust its speed to ensure optimal mowing performance. The steeper the slope, the slower the speed.

2. How to Connect to the Yarbo Speaker

2. 1. Hold the Power Button on your Yarbo for 3-4 seconds. When the rear lights flash blue, the device enters Bluetooth pairing mode.

2.2 Open the Bluetooth settings on your phone and scan for Yarbo Music in the available devices.

2.3 Once you see the pairing request, tap “Pair” to complete the connection

3. Maintaining the Docking Station

   

   • Keep It Clean Remove any debris, snow, or leaves that may accumulate around the Docking Station. This helps Yarbo dock accurately without hindrance.

   • Check the Position Periodically inspect the Docking Station to ensure it hasn’t shifted from its original placement. Re-level the station if necessary.

   • Secure the Connections Inspect the power connections regularly to make sure they’re secure and functioning properly. A loose connection could prevent Yarbo from charging effectively.

   Consistent maintenance ensures your Yarbo stays ready for action!