Important; Cautions For Use - Num'axes IKI SONIC Manual De Instrucciones

If the strap is too loose, the collar will not operate properly. Moreover, it might move around the dog's
neck and repeated rubbing of the sensor on the skin can cause irritation.
If the strap is too tight, the dog will have difficulties in breathing.
Regularly check your dog's neck as repeated rubbing of the sensor on the dog's skin may cause
irritation. If this happens, remove the collar until all signs of skin irritation have disappeared.
Do not leave the collar more than 8 hours a day around your dog's neck and take the time to check
that there are no signs of irritation when your dog is not wearing it.
Checking the device operates correctly
- Switch on the collar (turn the collar on mode 3, thus you will be able to check the operation of
ultrasounds and vibrations).
- Slowly rub the sensor on a slightly rough surface (change the detection sensitivity if necessary).
- The collar will emit ultrasounds and/or vibrations (according to the chosen configuration).
IMPORTANT: after being activated 5 times in quick succession, the collar will automatically go into
safety mode for 15 seconds, before restarting itself normally.

Cautions for use

- The collar should be used on dogs only over 6 months old.
- Before using the collar, it is important to have your dog checked by your vet to ensure it is fit to wear
a bark limiter.
- The collar is weatherproof but not waterproof.
- To avoid unintentional triggering, the dog should not wear any medal, metallic collar, or any other
kind of collar together with the bark limiter collar.
- If you do not use the collar for a long period of time, we advise you to remove the battery. Never leave
a discharged battery in the collar.
- Keep the collar out of reach of children.
Maintenance
Do not use volatile liquids such as solvents or benzene to clean your bark limiter collar. Use simply a
soft cloth, slightly moistened with water or a neutral detergent. The nylon strap can be washed with
soapy water.
Troubleshooting
Before thinking your collar is broken, read this booklet and make sure that the problem is not caused
by a weak battery or by a sensor screwed too tightly.
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