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TRANSMITTER FEATURES
Product Descriptions
1. Power On/Off: This switch gives you easy access to turn the transmitter on or off.
The red Power indicator light on the front panel lets you know that it is operating.
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2. Power Supply: The transmitter is powered through a power supply plug which
should be plugged into a properly grounded 110 volt outlet. The adapter plugs into
the transmitter jack labeled "PWR."
3. Ground Wire: The green ground wire is plugged into the transmitter at the loca
tion labeled "GND." The round connector on the green ground wire should be
attached under the screw on the outlet faceplate. It will, however, only be effective if
your outlet is properly grounded. If you have any questions about having a properly
grounded outlet, consult your local electrician.
4. Range +1-: The radio signal is transmitted from the boundary wire in all directions.
The signal is adjusted by the range control on the transmitter to create a signal field
on each side of the wire. The recommended width is 8-10 feet. You can adjust the
distance that the radio signal extends from each side of the boundary wire. To make
the signal field wider, turn toward the
"+."
To make the signal field narrower, turn
toward the
"—."
This control is very sensitive. You should always check the actual size
of the signal field yourself whenever you make an adjustment before lefting your dog
out. See "Set Range' in training section. Never adjust the transmitter while your dog
is wearing the receiver collar. Signal Field: The signal field has two areas. When
your dog first enters the signal field, he will receive an audible warning. If he contin
ues further into the signal field, he will receive a correction. The audible area is
approximately the first 10% of the total signal field. To prevent your dog from entering
the signal field and remaining in the audible area causing depletion of the battery, the
receiver will transition from an audible warning to a short warning correction after a
period of 10 seconds. This will activate regardless of the mode switch setting, but will
not activate if the receiver is in the "Audible Only" Training Level (see page 6).
5. Rat&: This adjusts to three levels (1-slow, 2-medium, 3-fast). When your dog gets
an electrical stimulation, he receives it in a series of pulses. Increasing the Rate
means that he will receive a greater number of pulses per second. It is recommended
that you begin your training on level "2."
6. Mode*: This turns the electrical stimulation on and off. If your dog enters the signal
field with the Mode "on," he will receive an audible warning followed by electrical
stimulation. When the Mode is "off," he receives an audible only warning (see "Signal
Field" description above). The Mode should only be turned off if your dog has been
thoroughly trained with the Mode "on" and consistently responds to the audible warn
ing alone. We recommend that the Mode be left in the "on" position.
7. Loop Plug: Your system comes with zip cord with a plug on one end. This plug fits
into the hole marked "Loop" on the bottom of the transmitter. This is the beginning of
the boundary wire. Once your boundary wire has been properly installed and plugged
into the transmitter, the green Loop indicator light will glow. If the boundary wire is
broken or the signal is interrupted, the Loop indicator light will go out and an audible
warning* will sound.
The transmitter sends a digital FM radio signal through the boundary wire.
This signal can be adjusted, allowing you to control the "hidden fence" around
your property It operates on a standard 110 volt outlet.
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