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Step 5:  Connect the perimeter boundary wire to the wall transmitter 
 

The two boundary wires from the start of your perimeter to the wall transmitter should 
be twisted together to cancel any signal.  This  will allow  your dog to cross the area 
without  receiving  any  correction.    In  addition,  it  eliminates  any  possible  interference 
from other electrical wires, telephone cables etc.  This should be done as follows: 
 
(i)  Measure  the  distance  from  the  wall  transmitter  to  the  starting  point  of  your 

perimeter.  Multiply the distance by 1.5 to allow for the decrease in length when 
the  wires  are  twisted  together.    Cut  two  equal  lengths  of  boundary  wire  to  this 
measurement. 

(ii)  Hold  the  two  ends  of  the  wire  side  by  side  and  begin  twisting  them  together.  

These can be twisted manually until the twists are 6-12cms apart.  The tighter the 
twist, the better the signal cancellation. 

(iii)  Splice the ends of the twisted wire with the two ends of the perimeter boundary 

wire using waterproof connectors.   

(iv)  To use the waterproof connector, simply clean-cut the wires to be joined.  Do not 

strip them down.  Put the ends firmly into the two holes of the connector.  Using 
pliers, firmly,  but evenly,  squash down the button.   This connects  the wires and 
covers  them  with  grease  (already  inside  the  connector)  which  makes  the  join 
waterproof. 

(v)  Run  the  twisted  wire  back  to  the  wall  transmitter.    This  may  require  pulling  the 

wire through a prepared hole in the external wall.  For your safety, please ensure 
there are no electrical wires, nails or screws within the area you are drilling. 

(vi)  To  connect  the  ends  of  the  twisted  wire  to  the  wall  transmitter,  strip  off 

approximately  1cm  of  wire  insulation  from  each  end  of  wire.    Insert  a  wire  into 
each of the terminals of the wall transmitter. 

(vii) Plug  the  power  adaptor  into  a  standard  240-volt  mains  outlet  and  connect  the 

other end to the power port of the wall transmitter. 
 

Step 6:  Verify the wall transmitter and perimeter boundary wire are functioning 

correctly 

 

(i)  Turn the signal field-width knob clockwise.  The OK and Power light should  turn 

green.    This  means  the  wall  transmitter  is  receiving  power  and  both  boundary 
wires are connected and form an uninterrupted, continuous loop. 

(ii) 

If the ‘Break’ light turns red, one or both wires are not connected properly to the 
wall  transmitter.    Or,  if  both  wires  are  connected,  then  check  to  ensure  the 
boundary wire is not damaged.  Correct the problem and retest. 

(iii)  Switch off the wall transmitter 

 

Step 7:  Set up the collar-receiver 

Insert the 6-volt battery into the collar-receiver following the positive (+) and negative 
(-) signs inside the battery compartment.  When the 

single ‘beep’ sounds, the collar-

receiver is working properly. 
 

Once  you  have  installed  the  wall  transmitter,  placed  the  unburied  boundary 
wire along the perimeter of the containment area and completed the tests of the 
wall transmitter and the collar-receiver, you are ready to adjust the signal field 
width then manually test the complete MGG radio-controlled hidden dog fence 
system 

Summary of Contents for HT-023

Page 1: ...wed by a static stimulation if your dog continues to move closer to the boundary Pulsed Proportional Stimulus The closer your dog is to the boundary the more intense the static stimulation will be Speed Detect Anti Run through The faster your dog is moving the quicker and higher the level of intensity issued Variable Field Width Control Allows you to precisely control the width of the signal field...

Page 2: ...g maintenance and contact information Please read the Operator s Manual fully before installing this product For the safety of your dog you should follow the comprehensive training programme If your dog does not receive adequate training it will not understand the initial audio warning from the collar receiver not to proceed and may become confused frustrated and even frightened if it is subjected...

Page 3: ...ase and the red break light should be off 5 Next place the collar receiver see Figure 2 well away from the test loop Insert a NEW 6 volt battery into the collar receiver following the positive and negative signs inside the battery compartment Warning Incorrect installation could cause permanent damage to some electronic parts The collar receiver should issue a single beep when a NEW battery is ins...

Page 4: ...ransmitter Wall Transmitter The transmitter can be mounted onto a wall near any standard 240 volt household outlet with the included screws It must be at least 1m from any large metal objects such as fuse boxes water heaters metal garage doors or washer and or dryer fridge etc The wall transmitter will withstand freezing temperatures but IT IS NOT WATERPROOF Therefore it is best to locate the tran...

Page 5: ...d other areas perimeter to roam within Dual Zones Open Back Zone To separate your dog from other pets Your dog can have access to the or to prevent run through rear garden area marked in blue NOT WATER Single Loop Back Yard Zone Single Loop Front Yard Zone Your dog has the run of the house Your dog has the run of the house and back yard and front yard ...

Page 6: ... wire is just over 15m DO NOT turn the field width knob on the wall transmitter to maximum This will overload the transmitter and cause it to burn out Should you wish to use the field width knob at maximum the boundary wire MUST be over 100m in length Alternatively you can make a double or triple loop of the wire allowing a 3m gap between the adjacent sections of boundary wire DO NOT run the bound...

Page 7: ...ted onto a wall in an enclosed area protected from the weather and close to a standard 240 volt mains outlet DO NOT connect the wall transmitter to the mains power until the boundary wire is in place Step 4 Lay out the perimeter boundary wire IMPORTANT NOTE At this stage of installation DO NOT bury the boundary wire until the final system tests have been completed Using your drawing as a reference...

Page 8: ...gh a prepared hole in the external wall For your safety please ensure there are no electrical wires nails or screws within the area you are drilling vi To connect the ends of the twisted wire to the wall transmitter strip off approximately 1cm of wire insulation from each end of wire Insert a wire into each of the terminals of the wall transmitter vii Plug the power adaptor into a standard 240 vol...

Page 9: ... your containment area Listen for the warning beep and watch for the test light bulb to illuminate iii Walk the entire perimeter of your containment area to ensure the signal is consistent throughout Remember the signal field should extend to a minimum of 2m on either side of the boundary wire Adjust the signal field width on the wall transmitter and retest Important note If the field width knob o...

Page 10: ... out the joint thoroughly Lay the wire carefully into the open seam and seal with a bead of silicone caulking or similar sealant When crossing gravel bury the boundary wire at least 7cms deep Lengths of old garden hose or similar PVC piping are useful protection to the boundary wire particularly in areas such as gravel and ponds Manual retest and setting the boundary training flags Once the bounda...

Page 11: ...breaks for rest and or play Remain positive and always praise your dog for good behavior Never continue a session after your dog has lost interest Step 2 Fitting the collar receiver Always ensure the collar receiver is fully functioning as per section 1 step 7 BEFORE putting it on your dog Remove any other collars during the time your dog will be wearing the collar receiver Metal collars may inter...

Page 12: ...ithin different areas of the containment area Step 4 The first correction After several repeats of the exercise in step 3 you are ready to introduce your dog to the first correction Turn the wall transmitter ON Place the collar receiver on your dog inside the containment area Attach a long leash to the collar receiver and play with your dog for several minutes within the containment area inside th...

Page 13: ...rea When your dog refuses to run through the training flags on 20 consecutive occasions you are ready to proceed to the next step Step 6 Off leash proofing Follow the instructions in Step 5 except drop the leash onto the ground making it available should you need to retrieve your dog The collar receiver automatically increases the correction as soon as your dog enters the signal field Your dog can...

Page 14: ... your dog s neck and the two probes are in direct contact with your dog s skin You may need to use the longer length probes and or trim the dog s fur to improve skin contact Weak wall transmitter signal Check the Power setting on the wall transmitter is not set too low Ensure the wall transmitter and the boundary wire is at least 80cms from circuit boards or other electrical wiring Avoid installat...

Page 15: ...ly basis manually test the entire system as per the Quick System Test to ensure all components are fully functioning This will also verify the signal width field At the same time check the probes on the collar receiver and finger tighten if required Also where the probes make contact on your dog s neck check for sings of irritation Should this occur rest your dog from the collar receiver and if ir...

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