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Direct Burial Splice

In order to maintain the quality of the RF signal over a period of time, it is best to

use a Direct Burial Splice at all joints. We recommend using 3M part #80-6105-

9437-8 as shown in the diagram below. These kits are available from your Dog

Guard Dealer and are completely waterproof.

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Summary of Contents for DG9000

Page 1: ...Revised May 2001 Installation Training Guide...

Page 2: ...Transmitter 5 Installation of Twisted Pair 7 Wire Loop 9 Direct Burial Splice 13 DG9000 Receiver Collar 14 Assembly of DG9000 Receiver 15 Remote Strips 16 Shunts 17 Adjusting the System 18 Double Chec...

Page 3: ...his boundaries on the Dog Guard system We have even included troubleshooting tips for extra help along the way Please note before beginning installation we recommend consulting your Dog Guard dealer O...

Page 4: ...d pair Containment Area Where Will You Place the Transmitter Because it is not weatherproof the transmitter should be placed indoors Most people find that the garage or basement works best Be sure to...

Page 5: ...en hose for wire laid across driveway To Install Transmitter mount it on wall etc Phillips screwdriver and straight edge screw driver Staple gun to staple twisted pair wires to walls etc Careful not t...

Page 6: ...TOR LIGHTS on the transmitter should be easily visible from a distance so that you can quickly see if the unit is operational The GREEN LIGHT lets you know that the unit is on The YELLOW FAULT LIGHT w...

Page 7: ...ending on the surface that you mount your Transmitter on you will need that type of screw and or anchors to hold it in place 2 Once determined use two screws to mount the Transmitter to your surface O...

Page 8: ...g device and run a wire to this from the transmitter For example use a spade or lug to attach the ground wire to the outlet faceplate screw See illustration below House Grounding Procedure If the outl...

Page 9: ...Grounding to a Ground Rod 6...

Page 10: ...of wire approximately 3 to 4 feet longer than the length of this route from the transmitter to the wire loop 3 Unroll and cut a second equal length of wire Have someone hold ends of each wire or tie a...

Page 11: ...e outside Drill the hole with 3 8 bit and run the wire through this hole After the wire is through this hole fill the hole with silicone sealant 6 Bury twisted pair in a straight line from the house t...

Page 12: ...high traffic areas The less splices you have the better As you roll out the wire be sure not to pull up already buried wire One way to prevent this is to have someone stand at the last spot where the...

Page 13: ...protection the reduction in voltage should keep the lightning from blowing out the transmitter board TXEL 4 To cross driveways Because cars and other heavy traffic cross here install the wire with ex...

Page 14: ...cut across the driveway At the far end of the driveway again wrap wire around a wooden peg and pound the peg into the ground This will ensure that the wire is taut and secure across the driveway Cover...

Page 15: ...en connect the AC adaptor to the transmitter and plug into the 110V outlet Turn the system on The RED loop indicator light and GREEN power light should go on If the RED light does not go on your wire...

Page 16: ...y of the RF signal over a period of time it is best to use a Direct Burial Splice at all joints We recommend using 3M part 80 6105 9437 8 as shown in the diagram below These kits are available from yo...

Page 17: ...buckle 4 Lay the receiver along the collar so that the two threaded projections match the collar holes for the receiver and probes For assembly instructions see pg 15 5 Make sure the probes protrude o...

Page 18: ...ch When putting battery in receiver the sign faces toward you DO NOT let your dog wear the collar until the system has been adjusted and you are at the appropriate point in training The collar will be...

Page 19: ...ts 2 Place nylon washer on over each post 3 Place remote strip over post 2 flat side down 4 Put lock washer on post 2 5 Put Loctite blue non permanent on post or inside probe Screw on probe 6 At the o...

Page 20: ...ue of the shunt For instance a 5k shunt reduces the correction to 5000 volts Shunts available are DG9000 Receiver 1k 2k 4k 5k DG5000 Receiver 1k 3k DG3000 Receiver 1k 2k DG9000 RECEIVER Nylon Washers...

Page 21: ...g who challenges the system may require a larger field of 8 15 or larger If the edge of the signal field is too close to the wire increase the field with the RANGE knob To do so you will need a small...

Page 22: ...y buried wire been exposed or damaged due to root or rodent damage Are the direct burial splices properly connected 3 Leave the power switch on unless the transmitter is not going to be used for an ex...

Page 23: ...ceives a lightning strike the YELLOW light will come on sometimes simultaneously with an audible alarm depending on the extent of damage to the unit At this time please contact your Dog Guard dealer I...

Page 24: ...static will become very faint Stop Dig up the loop wire Tug firmly on the wire One end of the break should appear Lay the excess wire straight out on the ground and dig to where it ends Once you have...

Page 25: ...the transmitter Reconnect the twisted pair brown to brown black to black Repeat this procedure until you ve isolated the break in the twisted pair wire Fixing the break Step 1 To make sure no moisture...

Page 26: ...g damage Dog Guard s transmitter comes equipped with enhanced lightning protection designed to arrest any static electrical charges received This protection will temporarily shut down the system to pr...

Page 27: ...attery cap back on If everything appears to be working but your receiver is NOT If the proper lights are on and the receiver is still not working or you find that the dog is getting out in a certain s...

Page 28: ...s except when not in use for an extended period of time or during a lightning storm During lightning storms unplug the system and bring your dog to a safe place 4 Never service the Dog Guard receiver...

Page 29: ...ing Your Pet on the Dog Guard System Now that your Dog Guard fence has been installed it is time to train your pet to safely use the system Before beginning training please contact your Dog Guard deal...

Page 30: ...training will depend on the age size and attention span of your dog as well as the size of your yard 4 Make sure your pet receives the electronic correction NO MORE THAN THREE TIMES per day 5 Allow t...

Page 31: ...ollar In most cases the SIGNAL FIELD should be set 5 8 feet from the wire The transmitter has LIGHTNING SURGE PROTECTION built in The transmitter has a LIFETIME guarantee against LIGHTNING damage RECE...

Page 32: ...erly using your receiver collar to check signal accuracy Notes DO NOT pull your pet into the boundary DO pull him to within 5 6 feet of the flags To help some pets understand that they should stop AT...

Page 33: ...warnings allow your dog to make a mistake and get a correction Days 4 7 Proofing Phase 1 When your pet obviously and consistently avoids the flags introduce distractions to test his training making s...

Page 34: ...l stage of training Although this stage takes the least amount of work it is critical to STAY COMMITTED 1 With your dog off leash repeat the training process as performed during Week 1 Notes If you fe...

Page 35: ...containment is very high Your job is to get his enthusiasm back up Here are some tips that will help you work through this challenge Try not to worry about your pet Picking up on your anxiety may hind...

Page 36: ...he will not feel any correction To remedy this try adjusting the collar If that doesn t work try trimming the hair directly beneath the probes If you have a dog that runs through the fence more than...

Page 37: ...ave a small dog and you can safely lift and carry him Put the dog down once you have generously passed the barrier Use the same maneuver when returning through the fence Method 2 The Drive Put your do...

Page 38: ...___________________________________ Phone _______________ Date System Purchased ____________________ Date Installed ______________ Receiver Serial CM _____________________________________________ Tran...

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