Dogtek EF-4000, Operating Manual

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Setting the impulse intensity
The EF-4000 collar is equipped with 8 modes so you can adapt the level of impulses to the size
and sensitivity of your dog.
To change the mode, the collar must be switched on (battery in its housing).
Opening the battery cover gives you access to the push button indicated by a pointer (See
Diagram #2).
To activate this push button, use a pointed object such as a pencil tip.
The mode is changed by pressing and holding the push button: a number of beeps (from 1 to 8)
is then emitted by the collar.
Keep the button pushed in to run through the modes. Release once the desired mode is reached:
the collar memorizes the configuration you select.
The table beside shows how
the
EF-4000 operates in
each mode:
Mode Number
of
beeps Impulse level
1
2
3
1
2
3 Very low (small dog or dog with
sensitive temperament)
4
5
6 4
5
6 Medium (medium dog or dog with
normal temperament)
7
8
7
8
Very strong (large dog or dog with
difficult temperament)
NB: your EF-4000 has been set Mode 4 in the factory. Before using the system, adjust this
setting according to your dog sensibility.
Three functions safety system:
1) Breakage of antenna wire:
If the antenna wire breaks (or the connection fails), the transmitter alerts you to this operating
fault with a beep.
2) Leaving the warning zone:
After 20 seconds (approx.) of continuous presence in the warning zone, your dog will be signalled
to leave the zone by the emission of a few short impulses.
3) Leaving the impulse zone:
If your dog remains immobile in the impulse zone for approximately 20 seconds, the system stops
emitting corrective impulses. The impulse cycle resumes when your dog leaves this zone.