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Note:
If you have a cat or a dog you may have to turn the device off when they are in the yard.
This depends on the frequency you are using because cats and dogs can have very
different levels of hearing depending on age or size. Other types of pets such as rodents
or insects may be more sensitive.Ultrasonic waves cannot penetrate surfaces, so put
them in a box or leave them behind and out of range of the device.
Infrared Motion Sensor:
Your device can be set to activate only when animals come into range.Set the mode
switch to “Motion Sensor” to select this feature. When an animal or human enters the
range of the device will activate both the ultrasonic and sonic.The range of the sensor may
vary due to ambient temperature.
Note:
You can test your device to see if it is working by switching the mode to “motion
Sensor” and walking or waving your hand in front. If you see the red light, you will know
the movement has been detected. If the Sonic Volume is turned up, you will also hear the
alarm/harassment noise. The ultrasonic signal may also be slightly audible to some
people.
The motion sensor is equipped with a dial that controls its sensitivity (Fig 5). Turn it all
the way up to ensure it works as well as possible(30), if you find the device activates when
there are no animals in the yard, turn it down to about 25.
Strobe Light with Sundown Sensor:
Your device is equipped with a strobe light to help drive away nocturnal creatures, like
raccoon. The strobe Light is designed to be disorienting and works along with the
ultrasonic/sonic sound.