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Receiver Collar Batteries

The PetSafe

®

 Pawz Away

®

 Receiver Collar uses two 3-volt Lithium 

coin cell batteries, size CR2032. Replacement batteries can be 
found at many retailers or through the Customer Care Center. 
Contact the Customer Care Center at 1-800-732-2677 or visit 
our website at www.petsafe.net to locate a retailer near you.

To replace the batteries:

Using the edge of the Test Light Tool, turn the battery door to 

1. 

the OPEN position. 
Lift the battery door out and turn the door over. The two 3-volt 

2. 

Lithium coin cell batteries are stored inside the door. 
Remove the old batteries and insert new batteries with the 

3. 

positive (+) side facing the battery door lid. 
Insert battery door back into the Receiver Collar and turn to 

4. 

either the OFF or ON position to lock the door in place.

Battery life will vary depending on how often your pet tests the 
system and receives a Static Correction. Check the Receiver 
Collar and Barrier Transmitter every month to ensure the system 
is working properly. To prolong battery life, it is recommended 
that you turn the Receiver Collar and Barrier Transmitter OFF 
when not in use.

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Battery

Additional Features

Time Out Feature

For your pet’s safety, the Receiver Collar has a built in Time Out feature. If your pet stays in the 
Barrier Area for longer than 15 seconds the Receiver Collar will stop delivering the Progressive 
Static Correction. The Receiver Collar will then administer a random single Static Correction 
every 5 to 10 seconds at the maximum level until the pet leaves the Barrier Area. Once your 
pet leaves the Barrier Area, the Receiver Collar resets itself and will deliver a Progressive Static 
Correction the next time your pet enters the Barrier Area.

Mode A, B, and AB Feature

For multiple pet households, additional PetSafe

®

 Pawz Away

®

 Receiver Collars can be purchased 

to work with one or more PetSafe

®

 Pawz Away

®

 Indoor Barrier Transmitters. You can set up an 

unlimited number of Barrier Transmitters in your home and an unlimited number of Receiver 
Collars can be used with one or more Barrier Transmitters. If you have multiple pets, you may 
want to allow one pet access to an area while denying access to another pet. With the purchase of 
additional Receiver Collars and Barrier Transmitters, you can accomplish this by using the Mode 
A and Mode B functions. 

All PetSafe

®

 Pawz Away

®

 Indoor Barrier Transmitters and Receiver Collars come preset to 

mode A. Each Receiver Collar can operate in one of two different modes—A or B. Each Barrier 
Transmitter may be set to either A, B or AB mode to allow for multiple confi gurations. 

Summary of Contents for Pawz Away ZND-1200

Page 1: ...PetSafe Pawz Away Indoor Pet Barrier Operating and Training Guide Please read this entire guide before beginning w w w p e t s a f e n e t Model Number ZND 1200 ...

Page 2: ...t this product is right for your dog please talk to your veterinarian or a certified trainer CAUTION This System is NOT a solid barrier The system is designed to act as a deterrent using Static Correction to condition pets to remain outside of the established barrier area It is important that you reinforce training with your pet on a regular basis Since the tolerance level to Static Correction vari...

Page 3: ...our veterinarian For additional information on bed sores and pressure necrosis please visit our website These steps will help keep your pet safe and comfortable Millions of pets are comfortable while they wear stainless steel contacts Some pets are sensitive to contact pressure You may find after some time that your pet is very tolerant of the collar If so you may relax some of these precautions It...

Page 4: ...uld you ever need to call the Customer Care Center we will be able to help you faster Most importantly PetSafe will never give or sell your valuable information to anyone Complete warranty information is available online at www petsafe net Table of Contents Components 5 Other ItemsYou May Need 5 How the System Works 6 Key Definitions 6 Operating Guide 7 Install the Barrier Transmitter 7 Set Up the...

Page 5: ...Tool Receiver Collar 2 3 V Lithium Batteries for Receiver Collar w w w p e t s a f e n e t PetSafe Pawz Away Indoor Pet Barrier Operating and Training Guide Please rea d thi s entire guide befor e begin nin g www p etsafe net Mo del Nu mb er ZN D 1200 Other Items You May Need Drill and mounting hardware Non metallic collar and leash Scissors Lighter ...

Page 6: ...on but will not cause harm The correction continues until your pet leaves the Barrier Area The PetSafe Pawz Away Indoor Pet Barrier has been proven safe comfortable and effective for pets at least 6 months old and 5 pounds or more Key Definitions Barrier Transmitter Transmits the wireless radio signal Barrier Area Area that you want to prevent your pet from gaining access to Receiver Collar Receiv...

Page 7: ...tion never perform set up procedures while your pet is wearing the Receiver Collar Turn over the Barrier Transmitter and slide open the 1 battery door Install three AA alkaline batteries and replace the battery door Turn the Barrier Transmitter right side up and press 2 the UP arrow button once to turn ON the Barrier Transmitter A black bar in the upper right hand corner of the LCD display window ...

Page 8: ...ive Static Correction is being delivered The Receiver Collar s tone is easily heard by dogs but may be at a volume level difficult for some humans to hear Check the range of the Barrier Area from multiple angles 4 to ensure you are getting the desired coverage Note Should you find that you are not getting the desired range at the maximum setting move the BarrierTransmitter a few feet or change fro...

Page 9: ... information on bed sores and pressure necrosis please visit our website These steps will help keep your pet safe and comfortable Millions of pets are comfortable while they wear stainless steel contacts Some pets are sensitive to contact pressure You may find after some time that your pet is very tolerant of the collar If so you may relax some of these precautions It is important to continue daily...

Page 10: ...ce you are satisfied with the fit of the 6 Receiver Collar then you may trim any excess collar strap as follows 4C Mark the desired length of the Receiver a Collar with a pen Allow for growth if your pet is young or grows a thick winter coat Remove the Receiver Collar from your pet b and cut off the excess Before placing the Receiver Collar back onto c your pet seal the edge of the cut collar by a...

Page 11: ...ure For your pet s safety the Receiver Collar has a built in Time Out feature If your pet stays in the Barrier Area for longer than 15 seconds the Receiver Collar will stop delivering the Progressive Static Correction The Receiver Collar will then administer a random single Static Correction every 5 to 10 seconds at the maximum level until the pet leaves the Barrier Area Once your pet leaves the B...

Page 12: ...ot pick up the signal from a Barrier Transmitter set to mode A When the Barrier Transmitter and Receiver Collar are set to mode B the Barrier Transmitter denies access to pets wearing a Receiver Collar programmed to mode B Receiver Collars set to mode A will not pick up the signal from a Barrier Transmitter set to mode B When the Barrier Transmitter is set to mode AB the Barrier Transmitter denies...

Page 13: ...arrier Transmitter OFF by pressing the DOWN arrow button until there are no 2 bars displayed in the LCD window Remove the battery door The mode switch is located inside the 3 transmitter and is preset to mode A Move the switch to the center position for mode B or to the right position for mode AB 5A Once you have selected the desired mode replace the battery door Note If you have selected mode AB ...

Page 14: ...er Training If your pet is confused or unsure how to avoid the Barrier Areas then you may need to teach your pet how to do so by following these easy training steps Place a second non metallic collar on your pet ABOVE the Receiver Collar and attach a 1 long leash CAUTION Be sure the extra collar does not put pressure on the Contact Points of the Receiver Collar Walk your pet toward the Barrier Are...

Page 15: ...Barrier Transmitter is set to mode A and Receiver Collar is synchronized to pick up mode A refer to Additional Features section beginning on page 11 for instructions Barrier Area range is too low Check replace batteries in Receiver Collar Adjust Barrier Transmitter range to increase Barrier Area size Barrier Area range is too high Adjust Barrier Transmitter range to decrease Barrier Area size Pet ...

Page 16: ... or certified trainer Proper use includes reviewing the entire Guide provided with your Product and any specific Caution statements No Unlawful or Prohibited Use 3 This Product is designed for use with pets only This pet training device is not intended to harm injure or provoke Using this Product in a way that is not intended could result in violation of Federal State or local laws Limitation of L...

Page 17: ...t 1 800 732 2677 This device complies with Industry Canada Rules This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Unauthorized changes or modifications to the equipment not approved ...

Page 18: ...18 Customer Care Center 1 800 732 2677 ...

Page 19: ...www petsafe net 19 ...

Page 20: ...ion 10427 Electric Avenue Knoxville TN 37932 1 800 732 2677 www petsafe net Protected by US Patents 7 046 152 7 068 174 7 117 822 7 204 204 7 278 376 7 495 570 Other patents pending 400 1062 3 2008 Radio Systems Corporation ...

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