6
Connect Sensor Cable
to Transmitter Module
Leave 2" of slack
in the Sensor Cable
MIN
MAX
SENSITIVITY
TRANSMITTER CODE
TRANSMITTING
1 2 3 4
A
B
C
3. Install Sensor and Transmitter Module
IMPORTANT:
Clear an area 25 ft. in all directions of metal tools, toys and automobiles that may move to prevent magnetic
disturbance during testing and installation.
Step 1:
Dig a hole for the Sensor, 10–12 in. deep and 24 in. long. Be sure the hole is parallel to the direction of the
driveway and not more than 2 ft. away from the driveway.
Step 2:
Dig a trench in which to lay the Sensor Cable from this hole to where you want to install the Transmitter Module.
The trench should be at least 6 in. deep to prevent possible wire damage from edgers, lawn aerators, etc.
Step 3:
Lay the Sensor in the hole parallel to the driveway and the Sensor Cable in the trench. Do not fill/cover the hole
or trench until the Transmitter Module signal has been tested (page 5).
If you don’t use the full length of Sensor Cable,
coil the extra cable beside the Mounting Post.
Step 4:
Assemble the Mounting Post using the coupler to connect the two longer pieces.
Step 5:
Run the Sensor Cable
(B)
through the Mounting Post
(A)
and plug it into the connector at the bottom of the
Transmitter Module
(C)
. Allow 2 inches of slack in the cable to prevent damage to the connector if Transmitter Module is
removed.
Step 6:
Attach the Transmitter Module to the Mounting Post. At this point, you can put the Mounting Post in the ground,
but don’t fill the hole until after testing (page 5)
.
Transmitter Module
approximately 12" above ground.
Leave 2" of wire slack
inside post.
DRIVEWAY
Place Sensor 10-12" deep
and parallel to driveway.
Coil extra wire.
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