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beeping will be accompanied by a correction.
• If the Computer Collar
®
Unit fails to beep, see the Troubleshooting chart found on page 11.
•Adjust the signal field range and boundary wire position until the desired area is covered.
4. Install the Boundary Wire
•
The avoidance wire may be installed under furniture, cabinets, islands, rugs, carpets or underneath
the floor (if you have access via crawlspace or basement).
Multi-Area Avoidance
Your Indoor Shields® Plus Transmitter and the Computer Collar® unit are preset to
operate on Channel A (CH.A). For homes with two or more pets, this setting is usually
sufficient as long as all pets are required to avoid the same protected areas like keeping
all pets away from the trash,
off the counter tops off the sofa, etc. In some multi-pet homes, it may be desired to allow one
pet access to an area while denying access to another pet.
•
When set to Channel A (CH.A), the Indoor Shields® Plus
transmitter denies access to pets wearing a Computer
Collar® unit programmed to Channel A. (Channel A is the
default setting for the Computer Collar® unit.)
•
When set to Channel B (CH.B), the Indoor Shields® Plus
transmitter denies access to pets wearing a Computer Collar®
unit programmed to Channel B.
•
When set to Channel A-B (CH. A and CH.B), the Indoor Shields® Plus transmitter
denies access to all pets wearing a Computer Collar® unit.
Programming the Computer Collar® unit
1.
Ensure all Computer Collar® units are
removed from pets and are at least 3 feet from
the Indoor Shields® Plus transmitter.
2.
Follow procedure on page 7, Changing the
Channel Setting on the Indoor Shields®
Plus transmitter, to select Channel A or
Channel B to program into the Computer
Collar® unit. Note: The Indoor Shields® Plus
transmitter will not enter into programming
mode if this switch is set to A+B. Turn the
unit back over and set it down on a flat
surface.