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Turning ON/OFF
Turning ON
● Transmitter
Plug the adapter connector in the socket on the back of the transmitter unit and plug
in the power outlet . You can power up the transmitter by the setting the switch to "ON" .
The green LED on the front panel will be lit and in the case that the antenna wire is not
connected, the red LED (Loop error) starts flashing on and off and the transmitter starts
sounding intermittently . After the antenna wire is connected, the LED will be steadily lit
and the transmitter stops sounding .
● Receiver (collar)
Insertion (replacement) battery: Remove 4 screws from the receiver housing cover plate
using a cross-head screwdriver . Install a CR2 type 3V battery following the proper
polarity, indicated with the "+" sign on the PCB next to the battery compartment .
A beep will sound indicating that the collar is active . Make sure that the seal is in its
correct place, i .e . in the slot on the housing cover . To retain water-tightness, it is recom-
mended to replace this seal at least once a year, or in order to extend its serviceability,
spread it with silicone grease from time to time . Replace the receiver housing cover and
tighten reasonably the 4 screws with the cross-head screwdriver .
Note:
After battery replacement the collar will remember the mode you selected previously .
Switching OFF
If the receiving collar is not used for a long period of time, the battery should be removed .
If you want to take your dog out of your piece of land, take off its receiving collar . You can
also turn off the transmitter by setting the switch to "OFF" . The green LED goes out .
Checking the battery status
There is an indicator LED on the front side
of the receiver .
● Weak battery: the indicator LED is blinking
in red . Exchange the CR2 3V battery
as described in the user guide
(chapter Turning ON/OFF – Receiver)
Battery polarity sign
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