4G Link Module Related Issues

This article provides answers to some frequently asked questions about the 4G module of MOVA robotic mowers. 

Applicable models:

MOVA 600/600 Kit/1000

MOVA 600 Plus

MOVA ViAX 250/300

MOVA ViAX 500/600

MOVA LiDAX Ultra 800/1000/1200/1600/2000

MOVA LiDAX Pro 600/800

MOVA LiDAX Ultra 1000/1600/2000/3000 AWD

Does the robot support 4G connectivity

Please check the specification table in the manual to confirm whether your current robot model is equipped with the 4G Link Module. 

The 4G Link Module provides you with 4G Link Service. After powering on, your 4G Link service will be automatically activated, ensuring real-time connectivity between the app and the robot even without Wi-Fi, enabling remote control. 

MOVA offers varying durations of free service for different models, which you can find in the manual.

For example, the MOVA LiDAX Ultra 1000/1600/2000/3000 AWD series robots come with a built-in 4G eSIM card. Once powered on, the 4G Link service will be automatically activated, ensuring real-time connectivity between the app and the robot even without Wi-Fi, enabling remote control.

 

Does the robot have a built-in GPS?

Some models of the robot come with a built-in Link Module; you can refer to the manual for details. The Link Module includes a built-in GPS module that can locate the robot.

 

 

How do I install the remote control module (Link module)?

1. Please turn the robot 180° so that the bottom is facing up. Be sure to protect the core sensors before flipping it over.  
2. Open the battery cover and remove the battery.  
3. Connect the purchased Link Module to the corresponding wiring in the battery compartment, ensuring that the clips are securely fastened. Place the module at the bottom of the battery compartment.  
4. Please reinstall the battery and then close the battery cover again.  
5. Turn the robot back to its normal orientation; the Link Module is successfully installed. 

Can the firmware be upgraded using the Link service?

No, firmware upgrades are only supported in a Wi-Fi environment.

Can the real-time video be viewed using the Link service?

No, real-time video can only be viewed in a Wi-Fi environment.