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POWER: This indicates the power mode, either AC or Back-up
Battery. The HC-7000A Base Station uses a “smart” power system.
If you have the optional 9 volt back-up batteries installed and there
is a power failure, the system automatically switches to battery
mode to keep the boundary eld energized and your dog contained.
In this mode all indicator lamps ash to conserve battery power.
When power is restored, the system automatically switches back to
AC mode. The operating time of the Back-up Battery depends upon
your eld strength setting and the length of your boundary wire.
Typical installations will operate for a full day in Battery Back-up
mode.
Field Strength Control
You can control the distance from the boundary wire at which the
receiver collar will begin to activate by use of the “FIELD WIDTH” dial.
Turning the dial clockwise increases transmitter output power and
therefore, increases eld width. The maximum eld width possible will
depend upon your particular installation. It is affected by the depth at
which you bury the wire and the total length of wire used. The greater
the wire depth and length, the less maximum eld will be available.
Generally, we recommend that you bury your boundary wire no more
than 4 inches deep and use no more than 2,500 feet of total boundary
wire. Typical installations yield a maximum possible eld width of
approximately 25 feet. We recommend that you set the Field Width
of at least 5 feet. The wider your boundary eld, the more time and
distance your dog has to properly react to the system. However, if space
limitations require a eld width of less than 5 feet. You can reduce the
overall eld width by turning the Field Width dial counter-clockwise.
When you vary the effective eld width of your system, the HC-7000’s
unique Pulsed Proportional Stimulus System will automatically adjust to
the new eld strength setting.
Quick Connect Wire Terminals
At the bottom of the Base Station Transmitter you will nd two quick
connect wire terminals. The boundary wire easily plugs into these
terminals by simply depressing the tab and inserting the wire end. The
wire should be stripped by 1/2 inch at the end before insertion. No other
preparation is required.
Backup Battery
On the right side of the BASE station transmitter you will nd a
compartment to hold two standard 9 volt alkaline batteries for powering
the system when AC power is temporarily lost.