adjustment knob to full clockwise. Plug in the AC adapter into any electrical outlet and into the power
jack on the containment transmitter. Turn the power switch ON. The power indicator and loop
indicator lights will glow if system is hooked up properly and turned on.
Attaching Receiver to the collar
Make sure that the containment transmitter is off before
attaching the receiver to the collar in order to avoid
accidental activation of the receiver.
STEP 1: Measure your pet’s neck, mark the appropriate
length, and cut off the excess collar, allowing room for
growth (if you own a young dog or he has a thick winter
coat). Seal the edge of the cut by taking a match or lighter
along the frayed edge to melt and seal the edge. Do this
with the collar off your dog's neck. If you are using a
collar other than the one supplied with the kit, punch holes
in the collar using the collar that came with the kit as a
template.
STEP 2: Thread the slide buckle onto the collar first.
STEP 3: Thread end of the collar up through the buckle.
STEP 4: Thread excess collar through the slide buckle
to hold it in place. This will allow you to adjust your pet’s
collar as he grows.
NOTE: When attaching the receiver to the collar be sure to place a washer
over each hole. Then insert the contact probe and screw into the receiver. You
may use a wrench to secure but be sure to not over-tighten.
The Receiver Collar
Insert a coin into the slot just below the white arrow. Turn the coin
counterclockwise, and remove the battery. Peel the insulation tape off
as shown in the picture. The unit will not operate with this tape over the
battery.
Align the battery arrow with the small arrow on the side of the case.
Place a coin in the slot, as shown. Push the battery in and turn
clockwise until the arrow symbol aligns with the lock symbol.
Turn the containment transmitter on and turn the range adjustment knob to about position "5". Hold the
collar at knee level with the receiver hanging toward the ground. As you approach the boundary wire with
the receiver collar, it should begin to beep. As you get closer to the boundary wire, you should hear a higher
frequency beep. Walk the entire boundary wire to ensure
the containment system is working correctly. The receiver
collar has safety time out that will disable the receiver when
it has been within the signal range continuously for a certain
amount of time. You will need to walk out of the signal
range periodically to make sure that the receiver collar does
not time out.
Adjust the "Range Adjuster" knob to the setting that is
right for your layout. Check again to be sure that the fence
functions properly around the entire boundary.
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Important Note:
Slide buckle also
prevents collar from becoming
loose around your dog's neck.
Important Note:
Ribs must be
facing up, otherwise collar will slip
if it is not properly threaded.
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