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Dear Canine Company Client, 

Congratulations! The Top Dog Invisible Fence

®

 Brand Kit you have purchased is from the 

finest brand in traditional electronic pet containment system available today. It will 
provide your pet years of reliable protection.  

We have included instructions to help you install your system and train your pet. Please 
review each of them carefully before you begin.
 

How the Invisible Fence

®

 Brand System Works 

Night and day, whenever your pet is outside, your Invisible Fence

®

 Brand system is there to 

remind them of their boundaries and to correct them if they stray. The consistency of the 
training protocol is a key component what makes Invisible Fence

®

 Brand systems so 

effective in protecting pets.  

Your Invisible Fence

®

 Brand system defines your pet's boundaries by creating an 

"Invisible

®

 barrier" of radio signal transmitted through an antenna wire that you bury into 

the ground. This signal is sent from your Invisible Fence

®

 Brand transmitter located in your 

garage or basement. 

Your pet wears a Computer Collar

®

 unit which is programmed to give them an audible 

warning every time they get within about eight feet of the boundary wire. If your pet fails 
to heed this warning, they will receive a mild correction. Through proper training, your pet 
will quickly learn the safe areas where they are free to run and play. 
 
Before You Begin 

Call for a utility mark-out  
It is the law. You must call your state's underground utility mark-out agency and schedule 
to have them identify the location of all underground utilities on your property. 

Identify the location of sprinklers and other underground hazards 
Utility mark-out agencies will not identify the location of wires, cables or pipes that have 
been installed by a homeowner. If you have an underground sprinkler system, remote 
lighting or other devices not installed by a utility company you must clearly identify where 
they are located and design your system to avoid them. 

Beware of ticks, bees and poison ivy  
One of the hazards associated with installing your Invisible Fence

®

 Brand system is 

exposure to these pests. Wear long pants and a long sleeved shirt. Remember that during 
the dry summer months bees often build underground hives. Also, keep in mind that poison 
ivy vines are just as unpleasant during the winter even though they have dropped their 
leaves. 

Summary of Contents for Invisible Fence ICT 801

Page 1: ...1 Top Dog Kit ICT Transmitter and Installation Manual...

Page 2: ...them an audible warning every time they get within about eight feet of the boundary wire If your pet fails to heed this warning they will receive a mild correction Through proper training your pet wi...

Page 3: ...layout requires you to cross a driveway a circular saw or gas powered cut off saw mason blade and caulk gun will be needed Optional Tools NOTE will not apply to every installation Brooms 100 clear si...

Page 4: ...usually the best location If you are not sure the intended outlet is grounded use a 3 wire circuit analyzer or contact an electrician Caution Never install a system or equipment or service any equipme...

Page 5: ...hes deep You will run the wire through garden hose flex tubing or heavy wall PVC pipe in the trench and then bury it by hand The pipe will keep the wire from being cut or abraded by the stones particu...

Page 6: ...One loop around the perimeter of the property with loops pinched in on sides All house exits are protected whoever dog cannot have access to both front and back yard at the same time Installation Dia...

Page 7: ...res The mark out company will send a representative to identify underground utilities on your property and place colored flags to mark found utilities Wires that cross these areas MUST BE BURIED BY HA...

Page 8: ...sually run on the most direct route from the signal field loop wire to the transmitter and is buried the same way as the loop wire Twisted pair is also used to connect an extension loop s to the prima...

Page 9: ...TE this is where the physical perimeter wire will be buried not where your pet will stop 4 Remember to leave some excess slack where the twisted pair will connect to the perimeter boundary wire this w...

Page 10: ...planned path for the perimeter boundary wire burying the wire around the yard keep in mind your pet will stop 6 8ft from where the wire is buried Leave some slack where there are large rocks rock wal...

Page 11: ...eep water from settling in the pipe prop the middle up higher than the ends c After sealing the driveway with the appropriate driveway crossing or burying the wire in a gravel driveway use a broom to...

Page 12: ...akes the loop around the property The picture below represents the two sides of the twisted pair each should be connected to the perimeter boundary wire using the included wire nuts and direct burial...

Page 13: ...e Protector and backup battery must be installed in a dry protected indoor location near a constant source of 110vAC power outlet An area on the inside of an exterior wall in a basement garage or util...

Page 14: ...ounded 3 prong outlet to ensure maximum protection Cutting or removing the 3rd prong from the Surge Protector or using a 2 prong to 3 prong outlet converter will render the protector ineffective again...

Page 15: ...tive action and may also interfere with the operation of the fence transmitter Step 3 Locate the end of the twisted pair that you had run through the wall there should be enough slack to reach the loc...

Page 16: ...tor hole Step 6 Insert the opposite stripped ends of the two transmitter wires Described on Page 17 Step 2 of ICT Transmitter Installation into the connectors for the appropriate loop on the ICT Trans...

Page 17: ...nto the terminals for the appropriate loop on the ICT Transmitter Push in the plastic tabs and insert the wires one into each port Let go of the tabs once the wires have been pushed up in the port and...

Page 18: ...CT 801 Transmitter Installations The ICT 801 is a single loop programmable transmitter designed for installations with up to 3 000 feet of signal field wire and up to 150 feet of twisted pair wire The...

Page 19: ...n the signal has reached maximum output level which is caused by excessive loop size excessive resistance or poor connections Battery Fault When lit indicates that the 12VDC backup battery is either n...

Page 20: ...l blinking the settings will not be saved to system memory Audible Alarm There is an audible alarm for certain alert conditions See table below Press and release either the S1 or the S2 button on the...

Page 21: ...ignal field width 1 Hold the Invisible Fence Brand Computer Collar unit so it is parallel to the signal field wire 2 Hold the collar so it is about the same height and at the same angle as it will be...

Page 22: ...Reminder Always make sure to test your Computer Collar unit to make sure it is set to the same operating frequency as the system s transmitter If your collar is not operating at the perimeter boundary...

Page 23: ...s coat weight and age change The pet s coat may change from season to season IMPORTANT Allow the pet to become accustomed to its new Invisible Fence Brand Computer Collar unit The collar should be re...

Page 24: ...of the Computer Cap unit s battery chamber Wait 5 minutes before inserting your new Power Cap 5 Line up the lugs on each side of the bottom of the new Power Cap unit with the grooves in the sides of...

Page 25: ...denial of a warranty claim The use of unnecessary force may damage the case and render the Power Cap unit inoperable NEVER open a Power Cap unit dispose of it in a fire recharge it heat it above 212 F...

Page 26: ...Unit not responding to signal field loop wire Power Cap Battery in the Computer Collar Unit is dead or weak Signalfieldwire has a break Power is not supplied to the transmitter or power is out Replace...

Page 27: ...160 mAh capacity Replace only with equivalent Power Cap Battery that can be obtained from your Invisible Fence Brand Dealer The Transmitter operates on one 1 Valve Regulated Lead Acid Battery with a 1...

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