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wire no more than 4 inches deep and use no more than 6,000 feet of total
boundary wire. Typical installations yield a maximum possible field width of
approximately 15 feet. We recommend that you set the Field Width for at
least 8 feet. The wider your boundary field, the more time and distance your
dog has to properly react to the system. However, if yard space is limited, the
field width can be reduced to just a few feet by turning the Field Width dial
counter-clockwise. When you vary the effective field width of your system, the
Bluefang's unique Pulsed Proportional Stimulus System will automatically
adjust to the new field strength setting.
Power Boost Switch
This feature boosts the available output power of your transmitter for very
large areas or to overcome special environmental conditions. We recommend
that you use the TX-2 in "NOR" (normal) mode for wire lengths less than 2,000
feet. If you are using more than 2,000 feet of wire you may find the "MAX"
mode useful in increasing the maximum possible field width. In some cases,
rare environmental conditions such as a high content of iron in your soil may
reduce your field width. If you find your system does not achieve acceptable
field width in your particular installation, using the "MAX" setting, even for
smaller areas, may overcome the
problem.
Quick Connect Wire Terminals
At the bottom of the Base Station Transmitter you will find a hinged door
which gives you access to two quick connect wire terminals. The boundary
wire easily plugs into these terminals by simply depressing the tab and
inserting the wire end. The wire should be stripped by ¼ inch at the end
before insertion. No other preparation is required.
Optional Rechargeable Back-up Battery
One of the unique features of your TX-2 is the optional, rechargeable back-up
battery. The rechargeable battery unit is sold separately. Use of the back-up
battery will insure that your Bluefang system continues to contain your dog
during a power outage. When power is restored, the system will automatically
recharge the battery so, you never have to worry about changing batteries.
The back-up battery option is available from the retailer
from whom you purchased your Bluefang system and is also available online
at www.hitecpet.com. If you choose not to purchase the Back-up Battery
option your system will work perfectly with the AC adapter as long as you
have uninterrupted household wall current
available.
Boundary Wire
Even the boundary wire used on you Bluefang system is unique. The copper
alloy wire and insulating coating are all made specially to our custom
specifications. We have designed it to be an efficient radio frequency
broadcast conductor, with a mechanically strong core and an extra thick,
extra tough, outdoor grade insulation that resists sunlight and moisture. If
you need to expand your boundary field, it is acceptable to purchase
standard 18 or 20 gauge "hardware store" quality wire. However, we
recommend that you use our custom wire to insure the best quality and
performance at the best value pricing. Boundary extension kits are available
from www.hitecpet.com and contain a 500 foot spool of wire, 50 extra
boundary flags and 2 improved waterproof wire splices. To locate the item
go to www.hitecpet.com and search on "Wire Flag Kit".
STEP BY STEP INSTALLATION
STEP 1: Plan Your System Layout
This is the most important step. Be sure to take the time to plan carefully.
This will avoid time consuming corrections to your installation. Before
beginning installation of your system we recommend you make an aerial
sketch of your yard such as the one shown in Figure 6. Your sketch should
include all buildings, large plants, trees, walks, driveway, pool and other
important details. Then sketch in where you plan to place the boundary wire.
Make sure the wire makes a continuous loop.
SAFETY TIP:
Since you will only be burying the cable 4 inches deep at maximum, it is
unlikely that you will disturb power or phone lines. Still, we recommend that
you contact your utility companies to find out the location of all buried wires,
mark them on your sketch and avoid running the boundary cable in these
areas.
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