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DEVICE INSTALLATION
TESTING THE DEVICE
1. Use batteries or AC adaptor to power Super Bark Free.
2. Press the ON/OFF button on the Remote Control (option-
al) and see if the main unit can be switched ON/OFF.
NOTE:
• The effective range of the Remote Control is 30 feet.
• Either Remote Control or Timer setting can turn ON/OFF
the unit.
3. Press the Test Button, it will lower the ultrasonic fre-
quencies to an audible human level and let you hear if
the unit is working or not.
NOTE:
• To avoid hearing damage, do not use the Test Button for
long periods of time and do not allow children to play
with the Test Button.
• Test Button can be used although the main unit is off.
SETTING "ULTRASONIC" / "AUDIBLE"
1. Make sure the "Ultrasonic" sound is set after you have
tested the unit.
2. Use only "Audible" setting when testing (prolonged use
of "Audible" sound setting may cause noise and create
disturbance to others).
NOTE:
The output frequency of Ultrasonic Sound is 19KHz - 23KHz
and the Audio Sound is 8KHz +/- 3KHz, over 120dB.
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ADJUSTING THE SENSITIVITY
1. Set the sound selector to "Audible". This will lower the
tone frequency and you can hear the tone.
2. Place the unit away from you and listen. If you do not
hear the tone each time you hear barking, adjust to a
high sensitivity level, or place the unit closer to the dog.
If you hear the tone without hearing the barking, adjust
to a lower sensitivity level.
3. When you have adjusted the sensitivity level, reset the
Sound Selector to "Ultrasonic".
NOTE:
• Ensure that background noise level is not too high or it
will cause continuous triggering. You can correct this by
lowering the sensitivity level.
• Try to use the lowest possible sensitivity setting that will
respond consistently to barking. If it is set too high, other
sounds may trigger the unit. The "Novel Stimulus"
aspect of the tone will be lost and your dogs will learn to
ignore the Super Bark Free.
• Do not try to instigate barking from your dog to find out
if Super Bark Free will stop them from barking. A dog will
always bark if harassed.
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