Best Wireless Dog Fence Instruction Manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
SINCE THIS PRODUCT USES A WIRELESS SIGNAL, SOME FREQUENCIES CAN INTERRUPT THE SIGNAL AND CAUSE INCONSISTENT RESULTS. WE’RE WORKING WITH ALL OF OUR CUSTOMERS ON THEIR SETUP TO MAKE SURE IT’S IN AN IDEAL POSITION TO WORK 100% AS IT SHOULD.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
• Dog Collar Receiver
• 2 Power Adapters
• Dog Collar
• Extended Metal Contact Points
• LED Test Light / Contact Point Tool
• Transmitter Wall Mounting Plate
• Two Phillips Head Screws
• Two Screw Wall Anchors
ADDITIONAL ITEMS YOU MAY NEED
• Phillips Screwdriver
• Extension cord (Use the correct extension cord gauge for the needed length)
• Spirit Level
• Power drill
• Leash
KEY TERMS & DEFINITIONS
Wi-Fi Fence Transmitter - This is the black box labeled “Wireless Dog Fence” which emits a Wireless Boundary Signal and is used to adjust the Static Correction Boundary Radius and the Static Correction Strength.
Wireless Boundary Signal - The signal emitted from the Wi-Fi Fence Transmitter which communicates with the Pet Collar Receiver to initiate Warning Vibrations and Static Corrections as necessary. This signal creates a circular boundary.
Pet Collar Receiver - The small black device attached to the pet collar. This piece of equipment is responsible for emitting Warning Vibrations or Static Corrections when your pet reaches the Static Correction Boundary.
Static Correction Boundary – This boundary is set by the user and surrounds the edge of the Secure Pet Zone. When the Pet Collar Receiver reaches this boundary a Warning Vibration and/or Static Correction will be administered to encourage your pet to return to the Secure Pet Zone.
Secure Pet Zone – The area inside the Static Correction Boundary where your pet can roam safely.
Warning Vibration – As the Pet Collar Receiver reaches the Static Correction Boundary it will rst emit a Warning Vibration to encour­age your pet to return to the Secure Pet Zone.
Static Correction – If the pet reaches the Static Correction Boundary and does not return to the Secure Pet Zone following the Warning Vibration, a safe but rm electric current is passed from the Pet Collar Receiver to the pet to encourage them to return to the Secure Pet Zone. The Static Correction has three settings: Weak, Medium, and Strong.
Static Correction Boundary Radius – The Static Correction Bound­ary is measured by the radius of the circular boundary it creates. The Static Correction Boundary Radius is measured in meters (1 meter = approx. 3.3 feet).
Static Correction Boundary Display – The Static Correction Boundary Radius size is indicated by an LED display in the upper left corner of the Wi-Fi Fence Transmitter. At Level 001 the Static Correc­tion Boundary Radius is 5 meters (approx. 16ft.). As the numerical val­ue increases each value represents an additional 1.5 meters (approx.
6.6 feet) or Static Correction Boundary Radius distance.
Static Correction Boundary Controls – Below the Static Correc­tion Boundary Display are two buttons labeled with a plus (+) or minus (-) symbol. These buttons are used to increase or decrease the size of the Static Correction Boundary Radius.
Static Correction Strength Controls: These are the top three buttons on the right side of the Wi-Fi Fence Transmitter labeled in descending order; Strong, Medium and Weak. These buttons are used to set the strength of the Static Correction emitted from the Pet Collar Receiver.
Contact Points – The two metal prongs protruding from the Pet Collar Receiver which are responsible for delivering the static correction to the pet. The BEST Wi-Fi Dog Fence includes two sets of contact points; normal and extended length.
Transmitter Wall Mounting Plate – The at black plate used to mount the Wi-Fi Fence Transmitter to the wall and can be used to hold Pet Collar Receivers for storage and charging.
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
The Best Wi-Fi Dog Fence is a wireless dog fence system designed to keep your pet safely within a boundary you set. This system emits a Wi-Fi signal to create a circular boundary; inside this bound­ary is considered the Secure Pet Zone where your pet can happily and safely roam.
This product is designed to work in coordination with training. Proper training is essential to help teach your pet where they are allowed to be and where the Static Correction Boundary lies.
When your pet reaches the Static Correction Boundary, the Pet Col­lar Receiver will initiate two dierent cycles of Warning Vibrations and Static Correction. The Warning Vibrations or Static Corrections will cease at any time when your pet returns to the Secure Pet Zone.
If your pet remains beyond the Static Correction Boundary after the two cycles complete, the Pet Collar Receiver will stop emitting Warning Vibrations or Static Corrections to prevent potential harm.
STATIC CORRECTION BOUNDARY RADIUS GUIDE
As the Static Correction Boundary is a circular boundary, the best way to measure this boundary is using its radius (the distance from the center of the Secure Pet Zone to the Static Correction Bound­ary). The Static Correction Boundary Radius is the measurement displayed on the Static Correction Boundary Display in the upper left corner of the Wi-Fi Fence Transmitter.
The Static Correction Boundary Radius starts at Level 001 which is a 5 meter radius (approx. 16 ft.), and increases approximately 1.5 meters (5 ft.) with each additional setting. Below is a table to use as a guide to determine the best Static Correction Boundary Radius for your needs.
SYSTEM INSTALLATION
Correctly installing the BEST Wi-Fi Dog Fence is essential to proper operation of this system. Please be aware objects can obstruct the Wireless Boundary Signal which can decrease signal strength/dis­tance and potentially create signal blind spots. Avoid installing the Wi-Fi Fence Transmitter within 3 feet of large metal object such as refrigerators or metal cabinets. Thick walls such as block or concrete walls can also decrease the signal strength and you may need to in­crease the signal strength beyond the suggested setting to achieve the desired boundary size.
When installing the BEST Wi-Fi Dog Fence be sure to select a dry, well ventilated location, clear of any potential signal obstructions, and preferably near a power outlet. It is important to mount the Wi­Fi Fence Transmitter at least 60 inches o the ground (5 ft) to ensure the transmitter antenna will achieve optimum range.
SELECTING TRANSMITTER INSTALLATION LOCATION
Selecting the installation location for the Wi-Fi Fence transmitter is an important step. The location of the Wi-Fi Fence Transmitter will aect which areas of your yard will fall within the Secure Pet Zone and where the Static Correction Boundary will be located. The Wi-Fi Fence transmitter must be located in the center of the area you are attempting to create a boundary around.
On the next page you’ll nd several diagrams indicating the general lo­cation where the Wi-Fi Fence Transmitter should be installed to achieve the desired Static Correction Boundary Location.
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