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Overview of the Wireless Fence Unit and Outdoor 

Stake 

1.

Power Key

Press and hold to power on the unit.

Press and hold to power off the unit.

When the unit is powered on, short 

press to turn fencing mode on or 

off.

2.

Left Key

 

Correction Mode: Decrease level 

Menu Mode: Move down 

3.

Right Key

 

Correction Mode: Increase level 

Menu Mode: Move up 

4.

Menu Key

 

Press to access menu options. Press 

again to exit. 

5.

OK Key

 

Press to select the desired option 

and lock the setting. 

6.

Outdoor Stake

Connect to the Wireless Fence Unit 

when using it outdoors.

7.

Ground Plug

Pound into the ground when using 

it outdoors.

 

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Summary of Contents for TRAVELFENCE50

Page 1: ...User s Guide WIRELESS FENCE PET TRAINING SYSTEM Model TRAVELFENCE50 The features described in this User s Guide are subject to modifications without prior notice ...

Page 2: ...oduct you will need to provide a copy of your dated sales receipt to confirm warranty status Registration is not required for warranty coverage For product related questions please call This User s Guide provides you with all theinformation you need to get the most from the product Please read and follow the instructions in this User s Guide along with the Safety Instructions on page 10 before you...

Page 3: ...tes twice and the indicator LED goes off 3 Collar Contacts 4 Power Adapter Socket 5 Indicator LED Lights up in green for 3 seconds when the unit is powered on and flashes slowly during standby Lights up in green when delivering static correction 6 Charging Battery low LED Lights up in blue when charging Flashes in red when battery is low 7 Speaker Delivers tone or voice sent from the Remote Contro...

Page 4: ...n or off 2 Left Key Correction Mode Decrease level Menu Mode Move down 3 Right Key Correction Mode Increase level Menu Mode Move up 4 Menu Key Press to access menu options Press again to exit 5 OK Key Press to select the desired option and lock the setting 6 Outdoor Stake Connect to the Wireless Fence Unit when using it outdoors 7 Ground Plug Pound into the ground when using it outdoors 1 2 4 5 3 ...

Page 5: ...on Mode Decrease level Menu Mode Move down 6 Tone Key Press to send a tone to the Pet Collar Unit 7 Vibration Key Press to vibrate the Pet Collar Unit 8 Static Correction Key Press and hold to send static correction to the Pet Collar Unit 9 Microphone 10 Antenna 11 Talk key Press and hold to convey verbal commands to your dog through the Pet Collar Unit 12 Power Key Press and hold to power the uni...

Page 6: ...of range etc Displays when Fencing mode is activated Battery level on the Remote Control Unit Pet Collar Number Select to REMOVE collar Select to PAIR collar Displays when STATIC CORRECTION KEY is pressed Level 0 to 15 When 0 is displayed only tone and vibration alerts are sent to the Pet Collar Unit Displays when TALK KEY is pressed Displays when VIBRATION KEY is pressed Displays when TONE KEY is...

Page 7: ...ines when using the Wireless Fence Pet Training System Included in your Wireless Fence Pet Training System are Collar Contacts in three different lengths short medium and long that deliver static correction to your dog Choose the appropriate length for your dog s hair coat The Pet Collar Unit was shipped with medium Collar Contacts that are suitable for dogs with medium hair coats If your dog has ...

Page 8: ...Unit with the Remote Control Unit 23 4 Using the Remote Control Unit 24 4 1 Powering On Off the Remote Control Unit 24 4 2 Select a Pet Collar Unit if you have more than 1 Pet Collar Unit 24 4 3 Deliver Static Correction 24 4 4 Determine the TRAINING LEVEL for your Dog 24 4 5 When to Increase Level of Static Correction 25 4 6 Pairing the Pet Collar Unit with the Remote Control Unit 25 4 7 Walkie T...

Page 9: ...ng Rules 32 7 2 Training Tips 33 7 3 Training DAY 1 33 7 4 Training DAYS 2 4 36 7 5 TRAINING DAYS 5 7 37 7 6 Training DAYS 8 14 38 7 7 Training DAYS 14 21 38 8 Disposal of the Device Environment 39 9 Cleaning and Care 40 10 Frequently Asked Questions 41 11 Troubleshooting 43 12 General Information 44 ...

Page 10: ...aggressive dogs when used as described in this User s Guide Always read the instructions in this User s Guide carefully before using the product This product is not a toy Do not allow children to play with it This product is not a substitute for responsible supervision of your dog WARNING Not for use with dogs that pose a risk of injury to people or other animals If in doubt that this product is r...

Page 11: ... uses 2x 1 5V AAA sized alkaline batteries and the Wireless Fence Unit uses an AA sized rechargeable battery pack Do not use extension cords with power adapters Only use the power adapters provided Keep this User s Guide for future reference CAUTION There is danger of explosion if the battery is replaced by an incorrect type Dispose of used batteries according to their instructions ...

Page 12: ... Pet Collar Unit that is worn on your dog You can place the Wireless Fence Unit on a table top connect it to a stake for use outdoors or mount it on a wall Place on table top Connect to the outdoorstakeand pound into the ground invisible boundary line invisible boundary line invisible boundary line When installing the Wireless Fence indoors mount it as close to the window as possible ...

Page 13: ...on battery in the event of a power outage while traveling or on a camping trip The Wireless Fence Unit can be operated using an AA sized rechargeable battery pack supplied with the product as an alternative source of power 1 Use a small cross head or flat end screwdriver to unscrew the battery compartment cover as shown below 2 Remove the battery compartment cover as shown below Small cross head o...

Page 14: ...1A supplied with the product to the power connector of the Wireless Fence Unit and the other end into the electrical outlet to charge the battery pack 2 3 Wireless Fence Unit Power Supply 1 Connect the small plug of the power adapter to the power connector of the Wireless Fence Unit and the other end into the electrical outlet NOTE Only use the supplied power adapter 6V DC 1A The battery pack will...

Page 15: ...Outdoor Stake to the Wireless Fence Unit and turn clockwise to tighten 2 5 Remote Control Unit Battery Installation The Remote Control Unit uses 2x 1 5V AAA sized alkaline batteries 1 Use a small cross head or flat end screwdriver to unscrew the battery compartment cover as shown above Fit the outdoor stake here Turn clockwise Small cross head or flat end screwdriver ...

Page 16: ...end screwdriver 4 Press and hold the POWER KEY to power the Remote Control Unit on or off 2 6 Attach the Adjustable Strap to the Pet Collar Unit 1 Set the Pet Collar Unit facing down with the Collar Contacts facing up 2 With the front side of the buckle facing down thread the strap through the first slot moving it towards the second slot 3 Continue to thread through the second slot Slot Slot Colla...

Page 17: ...e Power LED will light up in blue to indicate charging NOTE Only use the supplied power adapter 6V DC 450mA The battery pack will take approximately 5 hours to charge The average battery life per charge is up to 48 hours depending on how often you use it The Power LED will flash in red when battery is low To conserve battery life press and hold the POWER KEY to power off the Pet Control Collar whe...

Page 18: ...nced position on a flat even surface 3 Put the strap over your dog s neck centering the Pet Collar Unit underneath its neck and making sure that the Motorola logo is upright facing you 4 String the end of the strap through the strap buckle 5 Pull the end of the strap until the desired level of tightness is reached and push the retainer bar through the nearest strap hole 6 Check to ensure that the ...

Page 19: ... 2 Remove the Pet Collar Unit from your dog and trim away excess strap length 3 To seal the end of the strap hold it about 1 4 inch away from a candle flame or lighter until the edge melts away PLEASE USE CAUTION 2 10 Change Collar Contacts on the Pet Collar Unit IMPORTANT Power off the Pet Collar Unit before touching the Collar Contacts Make sure that the Collar Contacts are securely fastened Do ...

Page 20: ...move them 3 Insert another pair of Collar Contacts of the appropriate length and gently twist clockwise with your fingers to tighten them 4 To ensure that the Collar Contacts are securely fastened fit the test light over the Collar Contacts and twist clock wise to tighten them securely as shown below Fit the test light over the Collar Contact and twist counter clockwise to loosen it Collar Contact...

Page 21: ...lar Contacts on the Pet Collar Unit 3 To test if the Remote Control Unit is sending static correction to the Pet Collar Unit press and hold the STATIC CORRECTION KEY on the Remote Control Unit The Test Light will flash The higher the level of static correction the brighter the Test Light flashes 4 To test if the Wireless Fence Unit is sending static correction to the Pet Collar Unit hold the Pet C...

Page 22: ... once they are powered on You do not need to pair them again unless the Pet Collar Unit loses its link with the Wireless Fence Unit To pair them again or pair a new Pet Collar Unit follow the procedures below 1 Power on both the Wireless Fence Unit and Pet Collar Unit see Powering On Off the Wireless Fence Unit on page 27 and Powering On Off the Pet Collar Unit on page 22 2 Press the MENU KEY on t...

Page 23: ... the Remote Control Unit and Pet Collar Unit see Powering On Off the Remote Control Unit on page 24 and Powering On Off the Pet Collar Unit on page 22 2 Press the MENU KEY on the Remote Control Unit The screen displays a blinking symbol 3 Press and hold the PAIR KEY on the Pet Collar Unit to start pairing The Power LED blinks in Green on the Pet Collar Unit 4 If you have only one Pet Collar Unit p...

Page 24: ...e The number corresponding to the current level of correction will appear beside the symbol on the screen indicates that the current level of correction is 15 3 The Indicator LED on the Pet Collar Unit lights up in green 4 4 Determine the TRAINING LEVEL for your Dog TRAINING LEVEL is the level you use to discourage your dog from engaging in a particular behavior With the Pet Collar Unit properly f...

Page 25: ...s Fence Pet Training System can pair with up to 2 Pet Collar Units The Remote Control Unit and Pet Collar Unit provided are already paired They will communicate with each other once they are powered on You do not need to pair them again unless the Pet Collar Unit loses its link with the Remote Control Unit To pair them again or pair a new Pet Collar Unit follow the procedures below 1 Power on both...

Page 26: ...respond to known commands before pressing the STATIC CORRECTION KEY 4 9 Vibration Key The VIBRATION KEY on your Remote Control Unit delivers vibration to the Pet Collar Unit Although the vibration function can be used in many ways it is best suited as a secondary reinforcement for rewards Vibration of your dog s collar is meaningless to your dog on its own but when used in conjunction with rewards...

Page 27: ... displayed The number beside indicates the current collar number 2 Press or to select a Pet Collar Unit 1 or 2 to which you wish to transmit fencing signals indicates that collar number 2 is selected 5 3 Turn Fencing Mode On or Off To fencing mode turn on short press POWER KEY on the Wireless Fence Unit until is displayed When Fencing Mode is on short press POWER KEY on the Wireless Fence Unit unt...

Page 28: ... or pair a new Pet Collar Unit follow the procedures below 1 Power on both the Wireless Fence Unit and Pet Collar Unit see Powering On Off the Wireless Fence Unit on page 27 and Powering On Off the Pet Collar Unit on page 22 2 Press MENU KEY on the Wireless Fence Unit The screen displays a blinking symbol 3 Press and hold PAIR KEY on the Pet Collar Unit to start pairing The Power LED flashes in Gr...

Page 29: ...lar Unit at the same time until you hear a long confirmation beep This indicates that the boundary is set 6 3 Set Static Correction Level to Level 2 or 3 Press or to select Static Correction Level 2 to 3 6 4 Confirm Boundary Zone Boundary zone is an area 2 to 3 feet before the real boundary When your dog reaches the boundary zone the Pet Collar Unit that is worn on your dog emits a warning beep fo...

Page 30: ...t Light flashes beyond the boundary zone it means that the transmission range is too high 6 Adjust the transmission range see Set Transmission Range on your Wireless Fence Unit on page 29 and repeat steps 3 to 4 6 5 Place Boundary Flags Boundary flags create a visible boundary line for your dog so that they can actually learn identify and see where their boundaries are Once your dog learns to resp...

Page 31: ...s should be facing upwards 2 Slowly walk towards the boundary zone you have established in Confirm Boundary Zone on page 29 3 Place the Boundary Flag in the position where the Pet Collar Unit emits a warning beep and the Test Light Flashes 4 Repeat these steps along the boundary zone until they are marked with Boundary Flags every 8 10 feet ...

Page 32: ... 0 tone and vibration only to very strong LEVEL 15 Every dog is different You can t determine the right correction level for your dog by their size or breed Dog temperaments sensitivity and personalities are all different so you will need to conduct a little experiment to see which level is right for your dog using the Remote Control Unit see Determine the TRAINING LEVEL for your Dog on page 24 NO...

Page 33: ...ur dog to retreat from the boundary flags at the sound of warning beep from the Pet Collar Unit Preparation 1 Set the Static Correction level to LEVEL 0 tone only This will ensure that your dog hears the warning beep only without being subject to any static correction see Set the Static Correction Level on page 27 2 Put a separate collar on your dog s neck above the Pet Collar Unit without adding ...

Page 34: ...ning Program Steps 1 Briskly walk towards the boundary flags Your dog is more likely to be leading the way 2 The warning beep from the Pet Collar Unit will indicate that your dog has entered the boundary zone ...

Page 35: ...the boundary zone 5 After several approaches to the flag you will see that your dog is now relying on you to make the calls It will no longer lead but will follow behind you and stop short of the flags 6 Stop as you are approaching the flags Praise your dog enthusiastically and give it several treats or toss its favorite toy and play a quick game of tug or fetch if your dog enjoys these games 7 Re...

Page 36: ...beep 2 Put a separate collar on your dog s neck above the Pet Collar Unit without adding pressure to the Collar Contacts on it and attach a long leash to the separate collar 3 Get some tasty treats or your dog s favorite toy Food rewards and play are excellent ways to reinforce good behaviors and speed up your dog s learning Steps 1 Follow the same training steps as the first day of training 2 Wai...

Page 37: ...on only tovery strong LEVEL 15 Use only the static correction level necessary to get the desired response see Determine the TRAINING LEVEL for your Dog on page 24 Inmostcircumstances yourdogshouldneveryelp in discomfortor pain when the level is set appropriately 2 Put a separate collar on your dog s neck above the Pet Collar Unit without adding pressure to the Collar Contacts on it and attach a lo...

Page 38: ...handallowyourdogtoroamfreelyinsidetheboundary Only proceed to this step if your dog has successfully obeyed the boundary in the presence of tempting distractions For one week closely supervise your dog s behavior Should your dog attempt to cross the boundary at any time go immediately to the previous on leash training steps 7 7 Training DAYS 14 21 Your training is done Closely monitor your dog fro...

Page 39: ...ent The symbol on the product user s guide and or box indicates this Someoftheproductmaterialscanbereusedifyoutakethemto a recycling point By reusing some parts or raw materials from used products you make an important contribution to the protection of the environment Please contact your local authorities in case you need more information on the collection points in your area Dispose of the batter...

Page 40: ...cts for tightness weekly Clean Collar Contacts with alcohol weekly Check your dog s neck area for irritation and wash neck weekly Every effort has been made to ensure high standards of reliability of your Wireless Fence Pet Training System However if something does go wrong please do not try to repair it yourself contact Customer Service for assistance ...

Page 41: ...doorknob Static shock does not hurt but it does startle us How long does my dog need to continue wearing the Pet Collar Unit Once yourdog istrainedandhasbeenobeying theboundaries it does nothave to continue to wear the Pet Collar Unit However you can consider reinforcing the training with the Pet Collar Unit from time to time Can I Still Walk My Dog Yes of course Just remove the Pet Collar Unit fr...

Page 42: ...econds You can press the STATIC CORRECTION KEY again after the time out duration What happens when there is a power failure or when there is no power supply The Wireless Fence Unit also operates with a rechargeable battery pack supplied with the product that can provide several hours of use in the absence of power supply ...

Page 43: ...r dog is feeling the static correction however is still not responding try the next level higher see Determine the TRAINING LEVEL for your Dog on page 24 Check if the battery has drained out Test the response of the Pet Collar Unit using the Test Light supplied with your product see Using the Test Light on page 21 If your dog still does not respond contact Customer Service at 1 888 331 3383 When t...

Page 44: ...ith this product that it manufactured to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal consumer usage for the period outlined below This Warranty is your exclusive warranty and is not transferable Who is covered This Warranty extends only to the first consumer purchaser and is not transferable What will BINATONE do BINATONE or its authorized distributor at its option and within a ...

Page 45: ...IGENCE FOR DAMAGES IN EXCESS OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT OR ACCESSORY OR FOR ANY INDIRECT INCIDENTAL SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY KIND OR LOSS OF REVENUE OR PROFITS LOSS OF BUSINESS LOSS OF INFORMATION OR OTHER FINANCIAL LOSS ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE ABILITY OR INABILITY TO USE THE PRODUCTS OR ACCESSORIES TO THE FULL EXTENT THESE DAMAGES MAY BE DISCLAIMED BY LAW...

Page 46: ...ult of MOTOROLA or BINATONE are excluded from coverage Use of Non Motorola branded Products and Accessories Defects or damage that result from the use of Non Motorola branded or certified Products or Accessories or other peripheral equipment are excluded from coverage Unauthorised Service or Modification Defects or damages resulting from service testing adjustment installation maintenance alterati...

Page 47: ...btain service you must include a the Product or Accessory b the original proof of purchase receipt which includes the date place and seller of the Product c if a warranty card was included in your box a completed warranty card showing the serial number of the Product d a written description of the problem and most importantly e your address and telephone number These terms and conditions constitut...

Page 48: ...ause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This device complies with Industry Canada licence exempt RSS standard s Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired...

Page 49: ... Voltage 3 6V 2450mAh AA NiMH battery pack 110 240V AC voltage 60Hz 6V DC 1A Adapter output Remote Control Unit Voltage 2x1 5V AAA Alkaline Cells Collar Unit Voltage 3 7V 554mAh Li battery pack 110 240V AC voltage 60Hz 6V DC 450mA Adapter output Water Resistance IP54 for Pet Collar Unit and Wireless Fence Unit Compliance FCC Part 15V ICES 0003 FCC Part 15C ICES 003 2 441MHz ...

Page 50: ...r this product MOTOROLA and the Stylized M Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Motorola Trademark Holdings LLC and are used under license All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners 2014 Motorola Mobility LLC All rights reserved US_EN Version 8 0 Printed in China ...

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