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Summary of Contents for Pet Stop Indoor Battery Powered Transmitter
- Page 1 Indoor Battery Powered Transmitter Operators Manual 13010040 Rev - Version B - Addendum...
- Page 2 Description / Specifications The Pet Stop Battery Powered Transmitter operates from 4 standard AA alkaline batteries, and produces a signal range of up to 4’. The transmitter incorporates an audible low battery warning which permits mounting the transmitter out of site, such as in a closet or beneath a couch or bed.
- Page 3 Specifications: Maximum range: 3 ¾’ +/- ¼’ Up to 5’ of range can be obtained by increasing receiver sensitivity from its default setting. Range degradation : Range may degrade 6” over life of batteries Frequency: Fixed, 7KHZ Modulation: Fixed, PETSTOP Battery Life: Maximum of 6 months based upon a 3’...
- Page 4 Getting Started: Battery Insertion Remove the 2 screws from the bottom of the case using a Phillips screwdriver. Insert 4 AA batteries in orientation as shown. Batteries are all oriented in the same direction, the positive end of the battery faces upwards towards the switches.
- Page 5 Upon insertion of last battery, transmitter will power up. It will produce a 1 second beep while turning on the red transmission LED. If the transmitter produces a series of rapid beeps for 10 seconds after power-up, this is an indication that the batteries are low and should be replaced.
- Page 6 Transmitter Controls / Indicators Transmission LED: This LED will illuminate at the end of a transmission packet. This will let you know the transmitter is functional and assist in ascertaining range – receiver should activate when light illuminates. Range Control: Sets range of transmission.
- Page 7 Setting the Switches: Switches are set by sliding them up or down. To turn a switch “ON” slide it to the up position. To turn a switch “OFF” slide it to the downward position. Switches 1 and 4 control the repetition rate. This controls how often the transmitter bursts signal.
- Page 8 Switches 2 and 3 set the packet length. This controls the length of the transmitter signal burst. Burst lengths of ¼, ½, ¾ and 1 second can be selected. A shorter burst length (i.e. ¼ second) will yield a longer transmitter battery life. Settings: 2 ON, 3 ON ¼...
- Page 9 Battery Life Examples – these are approximations of typical battery performance – your results may vary: Switches 2 and 3 set to “ON”, Switches 1 and 4 set to “OFF” (1/4 second transmission every 4 seconds) Range Battery Life Maximum 4 months 3’...
- Page 10 Switches 2, 3 set to “ON”, Switch 1 “OFF”, Switch 4 “ON” (1/4 second transmission every 1 second) Range Battery Life Maximum 1 month 3’ 2 months 2’ 5 months Minimum 13 months Switch 2 set to “OFF”, Switch 3 set to “ON”, Switch 1 “OFF”, Switch 4 “ON”...
- Page 11 Switch 2 set to “ON”, Switch 3 set to “OFF”, Switches 1 and 4 set to “OFF” (3/4 second transmission every 4 seconds) Range Battery Life Maximum 1 month 3’ 2 months 2’ 4 months Minimum 9 months Switch 2 set to “ON”, Switch 3 set to “OFF”, Switch 1 “OFF”, Switch 4 “ON”...
- Page 12 Notes: 12 | P a g e...
- Page 13 Addendum: Version B Additional Features: ON/OFF Switch (DIP Switch position 6) Buzzer silence switch (DIP Switch position 5) Ability to drive an external loop Dip Position 5: Place switch in the “ON” position (up) to enable low battery alert.
- Page 14 Maximum loop length is 100’ Wire Gauge requirements: 75’ to 100’: 10 Gauge insulated wire 25’ to 74’: 12 Gauge insulated wire 5’ to 24’: 14 Gauge insulated wire Hints: Turn range control as low as possible to maximize battery life while testing to make sure animal cannot enter area.