Testing The Pet Fencing System (Boundary Range) - EYENIMAL CLASSIC dog Fence Manual De Instrucciones

● Testing the pet fencing system (boundary range)
Before releasing your dog into his play area, you need to physically evaluate the extent of the authorized zone. Make sure your dog has enough
space to move freely within the defined limits.
The wider the zones, the lower the escape risks. Therefore, you have to find a good compromise between zone width and freedom space.
In order to test the installation, proceed as follows:
 Before doing so, make sure the receiver collar is turned Off (battery removed from its housing).
 Fix each wire of the neon test lamp under each contact point (unscrewing them lightly and retightening them so as to pinch the test
lamp wires).
 Turn On the transmitter and the receiver collar.
 Set the warning and static correction zones on the levels that seem appropriate.
 Stand at the centre of the authorized area holding the collar by the strap at the same height and orientation as if on your dog's neck.
Then walk towards the edge of your property where the antenna wire is laid. At a certain distance from the wire, the collar should emit
beep sounds. Then, when you carry on, the neon test lamp should light indicating static correction are emitted. If you think the zones
are insufficient or too important, go back to the transmitter to modify the settings. Use the potentiometer to modify the width of the
warning zone. Use the 3-position switch to modify the width of the static correction zone. Check the new settings on your property. Test
the settings in a number of different areas of the installation to ensure that the functioning is constant.
 When the zone setting is complete, walk all around the authorized area holding the collar by the strap at the same height and orientation
as if on your dog's neck in order to check that there is no loss of signal.
 Before disconnecting the neon test lamp, make sure the receiver collar is turned Off (battery removed from its housing).
WARNING: Do not test or adjust the system while the collar is on your dog.
● Adjusting the and static correction level
8 and static correction levels (modes) are available on each CLASSIC DOG FENCE collar so you can adjust the product to your dog (size,
sensitivity, temperament).
In the factory, the collar is set on mode 4.
Always start with a low level of and static correction and define the level from which your dog reacts by increasing gradually.
The table below indicates how your collar operates according to the selected mode:
Number of beep sounds heard when
switching modes
1
2
4
5
7
8
To change the and static correction level, proceed in the following way:
 When switching on the collar, keep the magnetic key in contact with the
 After the beep sound indicating that the collar is on, a series of beep sounds is emitted (from 1 to 8) indicating the selected level. Levels
1 to 8 run through as long as you leave the magnetic key in contact with the
 Move the magnetic key away from the collar as soon as you have reached the desired level. The collar will memorize your selected level.
Next time you will switch on the collar, it will be in the level you selected last.
Mode
1
2
3 3
4
5
6 6
7
8
and static correction level
low and static correction levels:
for small dogs or dogs with sensitive temperament
medium and static correction levels:
for medium dogs or dogs with average temperament
strong and static correction levels:
for large dogs or dogs with difficult temperament
symbol located on the front of the collar (ref. Diagram 6).
symbol.
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