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• Twisting the boundary wires will cancel the signal in a specific area. This will allow your pet to run
over this area. Current in the wires must be traveling in the opposite directions to cancel the signal.
Make at least ten twists per foot, up to 100 feet maximum, to cancel the signal in the twisted wires.
Connecting Wire to the Transmitter
• Strip the ends of the boundary wire approximately
1/2 inch.
• Connect the boundary wire to the boundary wire
terminals.
• Turn the Boundary Width Control to the number
10 setting. This will set the boundary warning zone
at the maximum width. The smaller the number
setting, the more narrow the boundary warning zone
will be.
• Plug the AC power adapter into the power jack on
the transmitter and into an electrical outlet.
• The power indicator and loop connection indicator
lights should be on.
Grounding your Transmitter
Proper grounding is necessary to reduce the chance of
lightning damage to your transmitter. Connect a wire
between the transmitter and a ground rod buried at least 3 ft. into the ground. You may use an existing
ground rod. Ground rods with clamps and 14 to 18 gauge wire may be obtained at most electrical supply
stores. Locate the transmitter as close as possible to the ground rod.
Splicing the Wire
If you need more than 500 feet of wire, splice the wire together with wire nuts or shrink tubing.
Note the location of all splices on the layout you drew for future reference. Most wire breaks occur near or at the
splices.
Begin by stripping the ends of the wires to be spliced. Insert the stripped ends into the wire nut and twist.
Pull on the wires to make sure you have a strong splice connection. Apply waterproofing compound (like
silicone caulk) in and around the wire
nut. After the compound dries, you
may also wrap the wires and the wire
nuts with electrical tape to prevent
them from pulling loose and to
protect from moisture. If your splice
or the connection pulls loose, the
entire system will fail. Make sure of a
good connection.
TESTING THE
BOUNDARY WIRE
The Containment Transmitter
For testing purposes, the mode
should be in the BEEP/SHOCK
position. Connect the ends of
the wire to the two red boundary
terminals on the containment
transmitter. Turn the signal range
Apply waterproofing compound and
wrap with electrical tape.
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Range adjuster
Power indicator
Loop indicator
Ground Terminal (black)
Boundary wire terminals
(red)