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RoomWizard® – Wired
Pet Stop RoomWizard - Wired Operation
To keep your pet out of one or several rooms, it is recommended that boundary wire be laid around
the edges of a room, or installed in the basement ceiling. Ask your Pet Stop dealer about wiring one
or several rooms.
The Wired Mode adapter cord attaches to each end of the boundary wire by twisting them together
and reinforced with electrical tape for insulation. The Wired Mode adapter is then plugged into the
RIGHT side of the RoomWizard unit, marked "LOOP".
The RoomWizard unit's AC adapter is plugged into an AC electrical outlet, then the other end of the
AC adapter is plugged into the LEFT connector on the unit marked "POWER". The Range Display
should be lit to indicate the RoomWizard unit is on. If the Range display is not lit, press the top
Range Adjustment button to turn the RoomWizard unit on.
Your Pet Stop dealer has set the range that is appropriate for your pet. You can adjust the signal field
range by pushing the upper button (+) to increase the range and the lower button (–) to decrease
the range.
If the transmitter detects a break in the boundary wire the signal field Range Display will begin to
blink.
Note: The RoomWizard will not detect a break in the wire if the signal field setting is
set below 6.
Remember: Always remove your pet's Pet Stop receiver collar before making any
adjustments to the signal field range.
Room Wizard - Wired Operation
AC adapter
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Wired Mode
Adapter Cord
The Receivers
Pet Stop
UltraElite Receiver
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The Pet Stop receivers provide safety and convenience for both you and your pet. Both the UltraElite
and UltraMax receiver features allow your pet to go anywhere within the boundary you determine,
without worrying about your pet experiencing an unintentional correction due to Radio Frequency
(RF) interference generated by electrical appliances.
To accomplish this, Pet Stop uses a microprocessor (small computer) in the receiver which analyzes
all incoming signals. When a signal is detected, the microprocessor analyzes it in a matter of
milliseconds and determines whether it is the Pet Stop signal or a random RF noise. If the signal
detected is the Pet Stop signal, the receive first emits an audible tone and then administers a
correction to remind your pet of its boundaries. If the signal is not the Pet Stop signal, the receiver
disregards it. This signal processing eliminates false alarms which could confuse your pet and
make training difficult.
Your Pet Stop dealer has set the receiver to the appropriate correction setting for your dog(s).
It is not necessary to change the receiver setting unless, perhaps your dog's environment and
distractions change from its initial training. Contact your Pet Stop dealer if you have questions about
your dog's receiver settings.
Flash Alert
Low Battery Light
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A dead battery in the receiver is one of the primary reasons a pet might escape the yard.The Pet
Stop Flash Alert Low Battery Light alerts you when the battery is nearly depleted. The low battery
indicator light will flash red for several days before the battery needs to be changed.
Safety Stop
Shut Off
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The Pet Stop Safety Stop is a microprocessor-controlled timing circuit which minimizes the period
of time during which your pet can receive a correction. This feature is extremely important if your
pet happens to get caught within the signal field. Unlike other systems which continue to pulse or
correct up to one hour, the Pet Stop SafetyStop will shut off the correction after 20 seconds.
TriScann
Omni-Directional Antenna
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The Pet Stop TriScann antenna ensures that the receiver always detects the radio signal, no matter
what position the receiver is in. However when your dog moves or turns, the receiver will always be
ready to remind your dog of the boundary.
To avoid neck irritation, always remove the receiver collar from your pet's neck
at the end of the day when your pet is inside. Check your pet's neck frequently
for any irritation.
and UltraMax Receiver
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