Radio Systems Radio Fence Plus Remote Trainer, Руководство пользователя

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10. Turn the system on and check the range of this smaller loop with the receiver collar.
11. Repeat STEPS 8 - 11 until you find the damaged section of wire.
12. Replace damaged wire with new wire. Remember that all the wire in your boundary loop must be the
exact same size and type.
Option 2:
Call Customer Support and inquire about the "Wire Break Locator" accessory that is available for sale.
Placing the receiver collar on your dog
Make sure the receiver is positioned directly against your pet’s throat
so that the contact probes touch the skin but are not so tight as to be
uncomfortable. When the collar is properly positioned you should be
able to squeeze one finger between the contact probes and your pet’s
skin.
NOTE: Do not leave the receiver collar on too tight or for too long! Doing
so can cause Pressure Necrosis, a condition where the skin deteriorates. Check
and clean your pet's neck regularly. If a rash or sore forms, take the receiver
collar off for a few days. When replacing it, make sure that it is not too tight
and to keep your pet’s neck clean. If this condition persists - contact your
Veterinarian.
Testing the Correction
Locate the test light included with your system.
Attach the test light to receiver collar contact
probes. Carry the receiver collar, at knee level,
with probes and light facing up, to the boundary
wire. When beep changes from high tone to
low tone, the test light should light. If not, call
Customer Support for more information.
TRAINING YOUR DOG TO THE
CONTAINMENT BOUNDARY
Important notes before beginning training
• Even though your dog may appear trained after one or two
days, it is important to continue the training for the entire
fourteen-day period.
• During the training period, your pet should be contained
by other means and only be allowed in your yard on a
leash. It should not be allowed to freely cross the boundary
at any time.
• Training can be very tiring for your pet so limit training
periods to 10 or 15 minutes at a time.
• Be sure all family members participate in the training so
that your pet doesn’t relate the training to only one person.
• If your pet acts "hesitant" during any part of the training
process, remove the receiver collar and resume training the
next day.
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