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System test
The system test can help you determine whether a system problem is caused by your transmitter, receiver collar or boundary wire.
Important:
If you are using a PetSafe
®
Surge Protector (LP-4100-1) the system test procedure will vary. Instead of following the steps in
this section, please visit our support site at support.petsafe.net and search for “test your wired fence system.”
1. Make note of your boundary distance setting and receiver
collar setting.
2. Cut a piece of boundary wire greater than 15 feet long and
strip 3/8 inch of insulation from each end.
3. Remove the receiver collar from your pet and make sure it is
fully charged.
4. Set the receiver collar to tone and vibration only.
5. Disconnect the twisted boundary wire from the boundary wire
terminals on the transmitter by pressing the red plastic tabs and
pulling the wires free.
You will hear an audible alarm and the transmitter LCD screen
will flash and display the wire break warning icon.
6. Insert the two ends of the test wire into the boundary wire
terminals on the transmitter.
7. Once the wires are correctly inserted, check the transmitter
LCD. If the wire break warning alarm stops once the wires are
correctly inserted, the transmitter is working properly. Proceed
to the following step to test the receiver collar.
If the wire break warning alarm continues, there is a problem
with the transmitter. Contact our Customer Care team.
8. Test the receiver collar:
a. Use the + and - buttons to adjust the boundary distance to 5.
b. While holding the receiver collar, approach the wire from
the outside loop 2 inches off the ground. Notice how far the
receiver collar is from the boundary wire when it activates.
c. Press the + button to adjust the boundary distance to 10 and
repeat the previous step. The receiver collar should now
activate further from the boundary wire.
If the receiver collar activates properly at different distances
from the test wire, the receiver collar is functioning as intended
and the original problem with your system is likely in the
containment boundary wire. Perform the
Wire break
location test
.
If the receiver collar does not activate near the test wire, the
receiver collar is not working. Contact our Customer Care team
for assistance.
9. When testing is complete, remove the test wire from the
boundary wire terminals on the transmitter and reconnect the
twisted boundary wire.
10. Press the + and - buttons to return the boundary distance to its
original setting.
11. Repeat the boundary width testing to verify the desired
boundary width between 12 and 20 feet.
12. Return the receiver collar to the noted setting.