Ready To Use; Special Operating Notes - Sunbeam in-ground fencing system Instruction Manual

Note: The BATTERY INSTALLATION and COLLAR FITTING steps must be
completed before you are ready to use.
STEP 1: Holding the main body of the Sunbeam® Receiver Collar in both hands
PRESS and HOLD the Control Button for 4 seconds.
Note: You will hear one long beep followed by a sequence of short beeps and
flashing green LED indicating which correction level is in use . The Receiver
Collar will recall the last setting or the default setting (level 1 or low).
STEP 2: Set correction level by pressing and holding (approximately 2 seconds)
the Control Button .
Once the collar is ON press the Control Button once to toggle to the next correction level .
Note: It is recommended to start on the LOW setting and monitor your dog's behavior before determining
if a higher correction level is needed.
The below table describes the correction level settings.
correction level settings
Level Beeps
1 - low 1 short beep
2 - medium 2 short beeps
3 - high 3 short beeps
Flashing Red: Low battery
STEP 3: Attach collar to your dog as you did in the COLLAR FITTING stage.
The Sunbeam® Receiver Collar retains the LAST correction level setting and will resume this mode when the unit
is turned on .
Low Battery Mode: The Receiver Collar LED will flash RED for 5 seconds when the battery needs to be replaced.
Reminder Correction: When your dog reaches the Boundary Zone they will receive a Static Correction. If your
dog is still in the Boundary Zone when the Static Correction reaches the maximum limit, the Receiver Collar will
administrate a Reminder Correction . The Reminder Correction is a very low Static Correction intended to remind
the dog to leave the Boundary Zone.
Multiple Dogs: If you have multiple dogs additional collars can be added to your system. Contact the retailer
from which you purchased the In-Ground Fencing System or call 866-537-2249.

ReaDy to Use

Green LED Light
1 flash (repeated 6 times)
2 flashes (repeated 6 times)
3 flashes (repeated 6 times)

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