Bedienungsanleitung Petsafe PIG00-11116 (Seite 9 von 19) (Englisch)

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Step 8: Test the Fence Direction

You will want to verify that your fence is transmitting in the right direction

to contain your pet. You will need to do this test in mode (A), regardless

of which mode you plan to use.

• The receiver collar should NOT be on your

pet when the system is tested. Your pet may

receive an unintended correction.

• To prevent an unintended correction for your

pet, test the boundary location and width

after any change.

1. Make sure the fence transmitter is on and that the receiver collar

has been charged.

2. Set the fence transmitter to mode (A) and turn the boundary width

dial to 3 (8A).

3. Turn on the receiver collar by holding the mode button for

1 second.

Note: When you remove the receiver collar from the charger, or first

turn it on, the receiver collar will automatically go into ReadyTest®

startup mode (Refer to Step 7).

4. Set the static correction on the receiver collar to level 6.

5. Place the test light tool contacts onto the contact points of the

receiver collar (8B).

6. Starting inside the pet area, hold the receiver collar about 1 ft.

above the ground with the contact points facing upwards and

approach a straight section of your boundary wire that is at least

50 ft. long.

7. As you cross the wire (8C), you will hear the warning tone and see

the test light flash as you walk through the correction zone. If the

test light tool does not flash:

a. Move the receiver collar closer to the ground

b. Change the dial to a higher number than 3—especially for a

larger installation

c. Turn around and walk back across the boundary wire into

the pet area to see if it illuminates the test light in that direction

instead. If it does, reverse the wires at the connector to the

fence transmitter. Then repeat the test.

8. Once you have verified that things are working as they should be,

use the labels (8D) to mark the connections to the surge protector

and fence transmitter. If anything gets disconnected, you will be

able to easily reconnect it.

Boundary

Wire

A B

Set the dial

to 3 Mode A

Red

Black

Loop Right

Loop Left

TX Left

TX Right

402-027

Red

Black

Loop Right

Loop Left

TX Left

TX Right

After verifying Receiver Collar

operation at the boundary, use the

labels to identify the Boundary Wire

connections to the Transmitter and

the Boundary Wire connections

to the Surge Protector. This will be

convenient to have should any of the

wires become disconnected.

Use on

Transmitter

Connections

Use on

Surge

Protector

Connections

Step 9: Test the Receiver Collar

Northern climates can affect the range of the signal. In YardMax® mode (A), excessive snowfall (>1½ ft.) may

place your pet outside the signal field allowing your pet to leave the pet area. You may need to switch to

Traditional mode or increase the boundary width until the snow recedes.

Test the Receiver Collar—YardMax® Mode (A) Installation

In mode (A), the warning zone starts at the boundary wire. The higher the

boundary width setting, the wider (and taller) the warning zone. So your

pet can go further beyond the boundary wire before being corrected. We

recommend setting the boundary width so that the correction zone begins at

least 10 ft. before any potential hazards like roadways. Lower settings result in a

smaller warning zone before correction, are more battery-efficient and are less

likely to couple to other metallic objects.

These steps are very similar to the ones we used in Step 8.

1. Set the fence transmitter to mode (A), but this time turn the boundary width

dial down to 1 (9A)

2. Make sure that the static correction on the receiver collar is set to level 6.

3. Place the test light tool against the receiver collar contacts and hold the

contact points facing upwards.

4. Hold the receiver collar about 1 to 11⁄2 ft. above your pet’s neck

height (9B).

Quick tip: At the boundary wire, place a tape measure already set to the

1–1½ ft. measurement above your pet’s neck (9C). When you walk over

the boundary wire, you want the receiver collar to tone and flash. Adjust the

transmitter dial until this is accomplished.

5. Starting inside the pet area, slowly walk over to the boundary wire. As

you cross the wire, you will hear the warning tone and see the test light

flash as you continue to walk through the correction zone. If you do not

see the test light tool flash, increase the boundary width dial by one

setting and retest.

6. Continue adjusting and retesting until the test light flashes at the boundary

1 ft. above the height where the receiver collar is positioned on your pet’s

neck.

7. Repeat this test at different places along the boundary wire to verify that it

is working everywhere.

Note: To ensure that the signal is not coupled to any wires or other metallic

objects, we will do one more test inside the pet area.

8. Switch the fence transmitter setting to mode (B).

9. With the test light tool and receiver collar contact points facing upward,

walk throughout the pet area with the receiver collar as close to the

ground as possible (9D).

10. If the receiver collar does not activate in the pet area (where it should

not) then things are going great. You can switch back to mode (A) on the

fence transmitter.

11. If the receiver collar does activate within the pet area, it means that you

need to adjust the boundary wire where it crosses a cable or electrical

wire or approaches another metallic object. Refer back to the instructions

in Step 1. Other options include reducing the static correction zone or

switching to mode (B). After the adjustment, retest the system.

12. Now that the boundary width is established, set the correction level on

the receiver collar to level 1 for training.

13. Now it is safe to bury your boundary wire!

1– 1½ ft.

Pet Area

A B

Set the dial

to 1 Mode A

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