Connecting & Testing The System - Sunbeam in-ground fencing system Instruction Manual

connectInG & testInG tHe systeM
• U se a ruler to measure the distance between the mounting holes on the sides of your Base Transmitter. The Base
Transmitter must mount to a stationary surface.
• U sing the mounting holes on your Base Transmitter as a mounting template,
use a level and a ruler to mark on your wall where the screws will go .
• U sing a Philips head screwdriver mount the Base Transmitter directly into
the wall. If you are not mounting directly into the wall stud, install the screw
anchors supplied before attaching the transmitter to the wall.
• T he Boundary Wire must run to the outside where you will lay out your system.
Make sure that the Boundary Wire is not being pinched by any doors or windows
as this will damage the wire. If necessary, you may have to drill a hole through
the wall .
• N OTE: Ensure that the base Transmitter is unplugged before inserting the
Boundary Wires into the Base Transmitter .
• I nsert one end of the Boundary Wire into the black tab on the bottom of the
Base Transmitter by pulling back the black tab. (fig. 18)
• I nsert the other end of the Boundary Wire into the red tab on the bottom
of the Base Transmitter by pulling back the red tab. (fig. 19)
• I nsert the AC adaptor into the Base Transmitter and plug the AC adaptor
into a power outlet .
• T urn on the Base Transmitter by turning the Boundary Zone knob to the right.
You will see the green LED power indicator light up when the system has been
turned on. (fig. 20)
• For the purpose of testing, turn the Boundary Zone knob all the way to MAX.
• I n order to make sure the system is working properly you must test the wire
using the Receiver Collar. Turn on the Receiver Collar by pressing and holding
for 4 seconds until the LED indicator lights up.
• Place the Test Light holes directly onto the Receiver Collar probes. (fig. 21)
• S lowly bring the Receiver Collar near the Boundary Wire at your pet's neck level with probes facing up (fig. 22). If the
system is working correctly you will hear a Warning Tone . Continue toward the Boundary Wire until you see the Test
Light flash (fig. 23). If you do not hear the Warning Tone or see the flash you should review the previous directions.
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