PetSafe Indoor Radio Fence Transmitter for Cats & Dogs, White

1. Install the Barrier Transmitter. The barrier transmitter emits a radio signal from all sides in a spherical pattern. The signal will transmit through a wall or the ceiling/floor. The barrier transmitter is designed to be placed laying flat on a surface.

2. Set Up the Barrier Transmitter.

• Plug the power adapter into the power jack and a standard 120 volt outlet.
• Adjust the dial clockwise from 2 to 8. The power light will turn red indicating that the unit is turned on.
• You can create a barrier area from 2 ft. in radius up to 10 ft. in radius by adjusting the dial from 2 (minimum range) to 8 (maximum range).

3. Test the Barrier Area.

• Refer to your receiver collar operating guide for setup instructions and proper use of the test light tool.
• Place the test light tool that came with your In-Ground Fence system on the contact points of the receiver collar. Hold the receiver collar at the approximate height of your dog’s neck (3A). Start outside of the range and walk slowly toward the barrier transmitter. As you reach the barrier area, the receiver collar emits a series of high-pitched tones. For each tone you hear, you should notice the test light flashing, which indicates that a static correction is being delivered. The receiver collar’s tone is easily heard by dogs, but may be difficult for us humans to hear.
• Check the range of the barrier area from multiple angles to ensure that you are getting the desired coverage.

Begin Your Pet's First Training Session

1. Move your pet away from the barrier area.
2. Turn on the receiver collar and set to the appropriate level for your pet.
3. Allow your pet to wander freely to learn the new boundaries.

Further Training

If your pet is confused or unsure of how to avoid the barrier areas, then you may need to teach your pet how to do so by following these easy training steps: 1. Place a second non metallic collar on your pet below the receiver collar and attach a long leash. Be sure the extra collar does not put pressure on the contact points of the receiver collar. 2. Turn on the receiver collar and set to the appropriate level for your pet. Walk your pet toward the barrier area. As soon as you hear the tone or you see that your pet is receiving a static correction, gently pull him away from the barrier area and back into the safe zone. 3. Reward your pet with praise each time he leaves the barrier area. 4. Practice this technique a few times until you feel that your pet is mastering avoidance of the barrier areas.

Never force or entice your pet to enter the barrier areas.

Barrier transmitter does not appear to work.

• Check that the power light is red to indicate that it has been turned on
• Make sure the power adapter is plugged into a working 120 volt outlet
• Verify that the outlet is working properly by plugging in a known working item such as a radio
• If the power light still does not come on, the barrier transmitter and/or the power adapter needs to be replaced
• Increase the barrier area range on the barrier transmitter

Barrier area range is too low.

• Check the receiver collar battery status
• Adjust the barrier transmitter range to increase the barrier area size

Barrier area range is too high. Adjust the barrier transmitter range to decrease the barrier area size.