Dogtrace DOG GPS X20 User manual

ENUser guide

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Declaration of Conformity
We:
VNT electronics s.r.o.
Dvorská 605
563 01 Lanškroun
IČO: 64793826
declare under own responsibility that the product:
Dogtrace
DOG GPS X20
is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant
provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC from 9. 3. 1999, meets requirements of General
Licence of The Czech telecommunication oce according to general
licence no. VO-R/10/05.2014-3 and corresponds to the following standards:
ETSI EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2
ETSI EN 301 489-3 V1.6.1
ETSI EN 300 220-2 V.2.4.1
ETSI EN 60950-1: 2006
The product is safe under conditions of standard use in accordance with the user guide.
This declaration of Conformity is created in exclusive responsibility of producer.
In Lanškroun 1.2.2017
Ing. Jan Horák
executive director
Tel.: [phone]
[e-mail]
www.dogtrace.com
Thank you for purchasing the product DOG GPS of the trademark Dogtrace
from VNT electronics s.r.o., Czech Republic.
Before using your product, please read the instructions in this user guide carefully and keep
it for future reference.
Hereby, VNT electronics s.r.o., declares that this Dogtrace DOG GPS X20 is in compliance
with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.

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1 Important notice
2 ECMA
The collar should never be worn for more than 12 hours a day. Long-term effect of
the collar on the dog’s skin can cause skin irritation. If a rash or sore skin is found, do
not use the DOG GPS until it has healed.
Do not place the receiver or transmitter close to objects which are sensitive to
magnetic field, this could cause a permanent damage to the object.
Do not place the receiver close to objects which generate magnetic field – it could
affect inner electronic compass.
The receiver and transmitter contain rechargeable accumulator Li-Pol. Even when
you are not using DOG GPS, it is necessary to recharge the accumulators every
12 months.
Do not recharge accumulator in an environment with a higher temperature than
40° C - risk of explosion.
Protect the Li-Pol accumulator from damage by sharp objects, high mechanical
pressure and high temperatures. It could cause fire or explosion of accumulator.
Do not use other than original accumulators – it could cause damage of the product
or explosion of accumulator.
To charge the accumulator in the receiver and transmitter use only the original
power adapter with charging clip.
Dispose of used accumulators to a designated location.
The person with a personal instrument to support heart activity (pacemaker,
defibrillator) must respect the relevant precautionary measures. The DOG GPS emits
a certain stationary magnetic field.
VNT electronics s.r.o., professional producer of the dog training
equipment, which is manufactured and sold under the brand name
Dogtrace, is a proud and active member of the Electronic Collar
Manufacturers Association.
ECMA was founded in Brussels in 2004 as a result of increasing awareness from dierent
manufacturers concerning the necessity of regulating their industry. The main target
of the association is to develop and produce reliable training systems of high quality,
which are safe for the animals and improve the communication between pets and their
owners. All members of the ECMA provide you with both technical and training guides
that contain instructions and advice for safe use of electronic training equipment
and enable all dog owners to use the training systems in an eective, responsible and
humane way. All ECMA member´s products meet the latest technical requirements
which ensure minimum production standards and safety features and enable training
while protecting animal welfare.
The ECMA is convinced that the electronic training collars are eective and humane
training tools when used responsibly and combined with an appropriate reward.
For more information please visit www.ecma.eu.com.

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3 Contents
4 Introduction .................................................................. 5
4.1 Features of DOG GPS X20................................................... 5
4.2 Package contents .......................................................... 5
4.3 Optional accessories ....................................................... 5
5 Product description........................................................... 6
5.1 Transmitter (collar) ......................................................... 6
5.2 Receiver (handheld device)................................................. 6
5.3 Power supply adapter and cable with a rechargeable clip.................... 9
6 Transmitter preparation (collar) ............................................... 9
6.1 Transmitter charging ....................................................... 9
6.2 Checking the accumulator status in transmitter (collar) ...................... 9
6.3 Switching the transmitter (collar) ON/OFF..................................10
6.4 Position interval (transmission) update.....................................10
6.5 Fitting the collar ..........................................................10
7 Receiver preparation (handheld device)......................................11
7.1 Receiver charging .........................................................11
7.2 Receiver accumulator status check.........................................11
7.3 Receiver setting...........................................................11
7.4 Pairing – coding of transmitter (collar) with receiver (handheld device). . . . . . 11
7.5 Digital compass calibration ................................................12
8 Functions of DOG GPS X20 ...................................................14
8.1 Locator ...................................................................14
8.2 Compass function – north determination ..................................14
8.3 Function FENCE – akustic border. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
8.4 Function BEEPER ..........................................................15
9 Maximum range and GPS accuracy...........................................17
10 Troubleshooting .............................................................17
11 Device maintanance .........................................................18
12 Technical specications ......................................................18
13 Warranty terms and conditions ..............................................19
14 Certicate of warranty .......................................................20

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4 Introduction
DOG GPS X20 is a device used for detection (localization) of your dog up to a distance
of 20 km. It consists of a transmitter, which is placed on the dog collar and a receiver
(handheld device) on which the handler monitors the position and the distance of
the dogs. The transmitter obtains its location from the GPS satellites and with help
of a radio frequency signal (RF) transmits the information about the position to the
handlers receiver.
On the receiver display you can also check strength of RF signal, GPS signal and
accumulator status of the transmitter and the receiver.
DOG GPS X20 also features of an additional functions: compass, FENCE – acoustic
border, which provides information about the dog crossing the boundaries in a
specied distance from the receiver. Also it has a function BEEPER which shows, if the
dog is in motion or still.
4.1 Features of DOG GPS X20
The range between transmitter and receiver is up to 20 km in open space (depending
on terrain, vegetation, other factors)
Monitoring up to 9 dogs on one receiver
High sensitivity GPS in receiver and transmitter
Well readable display - in direct sunlight and in the dark
Waterproof receiver and transmitter
Long accumulator stamina
Funciton compass
Function FENCE – acoustic border, which set out the space for a dog
Function BEEPER – motion/motionlessness detection
4.2 Package contents
Receiver including rechargeable accumulator Li-Pol 1850 mAh
Belt clip for the receiver and 2 pieces of screws
Transmitter including rechargeable accumulator Li-Pol 1850 mAh, strap
Power supply adapter with USB cable with a rechargeable clip GPS
Lanyard for receiver
User guide and certificate of warranty
Carrying case
4.3 Optional accessories
Spare transmitter and receiver
Various colours straps
Li-Pol accumulator Li-Pol 1850 mAh
Power adapter with USB cable and clip GPS

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5 Product description
5.1 Transmitter (collar)
1. Transmitter
2. LED indicators
3. Charging contacts
4. Target, (half round red indicator) indicating
where the magnetic switch is located
5. RF antenna
6. GPS antenna
7. Strap (collar)
5.2 Receiver (handheld device)
1. - 4. Buttons (see the table on pg. 7)
5. RF antenna
6. GPS antenna
7. Display
8. Target (half round indicator) indicating
where the magnetic switch is located
9. Belt clip
10. Hole for lanyard
11. Charging contacts

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Button Short press Long press
1backlight
switch ON/OFF ON/OFF switch
2back to the main
screen FENCE function FENCE activation
3 up BEEPER function BEEPER activation
– detection of dog motion
4 down CODE pairing – programming
transmitter with receiver
2+4 + CAL – Calibration
of the electronic compass

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Display
1. Indicator of the GPS position accuracy of
the receiver (handheld device)
2. Indicator of the GPS position accuracy of
the transmitter (collar)
3. Indicator of the GPS position accuracy of
the next transmitter
4. Indicator of the RF signal received from
the transmitter
5. Indicator of the RF signal received from
the next transmitter
6. Direction indicator to a paired transmitter
7. Number of the choosen paired transmitter
8. Number of the next paired transmitter
9. The accumulator charge status of the
receiver
10. The accumulator charge status of
the transmitter
11. The accumulator charge status of
the next transmitter
12. The distance of the transmitter to
the receiver
13. Compass - direction to the
magnetic north (N)
14. Active function BEEPER on one
of the dogs
15. Active function FENCE on one
of the dogs
16. Active function BEEPER
17. Active function FENCE
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9Receiver informati-
on panel
Navigation
main panel - for
currently choosen
transmitter (collar)
Transmitter (collar)
information panel
- for next paired
transmitter in a
row

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5.3 Power supply adapter and cable with a rechargeable clip
1. Power supply adapter
2. USB cable
3. Charging clip
6 Transmitter preparation (collar)
6.1 Transmitter charging
Transmitter GPS contains Li-Pol accumulator. The
accumulator must be recharged before rst use.
1. Before charging clean the transmitter charging con-
tacts from any dirt. Connect the charging clip to the
transmitter (see the picture).
2. Connect supply cable to power adapter and plug it
into the mains.
3. The orange LED indicator on the transmitter will lit up.
4. Charging time is approximately 3 hours.
5. When the charging is completed, the orange LED
indicator goes OFF.
6.2 Checking the accumulator status in transmitter (collar)
The status of the accumulator is indicated by LED indicators on the top side of the
transmitter (see chapter: Product destription – transmitter) or symbol of battery on the
LCD of the receiver (handheld device).
WARNING: Optimal temperature for charging is from 0°C up to 40 °C. Use only the
original power adapter supplied in the packing with the device. Other chargers
could damage the accumulator.
status charge receiver transmitter
100% green LED indicator
70% —
40% green and red LED indicator together
10% red LED indicator

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6.3 Switching the transmitter (collar) ON/OFF
To turn the transmitter ON/OFF is used a magnetic switch, which is activated by
enclosing a magnet. Magnet is placed in receiver, marked with the red target (half
round target on the bottom part of the receiver).
Switching ON:
1. Move the red target on the bottom of the receiver to the red target on the transmitter
for about 1 second - the red indicator lights up, followed by the green indicator.
2. When the green indicator lights up, move the receiver from the transmitter. Then the
green indicator starts flashing.
Switching OFF:
When switching OFF, follow the same way as when switching ON.
1. Move the red target on the bottom of the receiver to the red target on the transmitter
for about 1 second - the green indicator lights up, followed by the red indicator.
2. When the red indicator lights up, move the receiver away from the tranmistter. The
transmitter indicators stop flashing.
6.4 Position interval (transmission) update
DOG GPS X20 allows you to select the interval - the update rate for the position (trans-
mission) of your dog. The more frequently collar sends its position, the more up to date
information about the position of the dog you have.
1. Turn OFF the transmitter (collar).
2. Move the red target on the bottom side of the receiver close to the red target on the
transmitter for 3 seconds - the transmitter will emit an audible beep tone. Choose
requiered interval update according to the number of beeps - see table.
3. To confirm the choice move the receiver from the transmitter away when you hear
the required number of beeps.
Number of beeps 1 2 3
Update interval [s] 3 6 9
Note: More frequent updates of the dogs position consume the accumulator faster.
6.5 Fitting the collar
Fit the collar with a GPS transmitter on the dog as on
the picture. GPS and RF antenna must be directed
towards the sky. The collar must be tightened so the
dog can breathe and eat normally and the collar does
not rotate on the dogs neck. We recommend you to
t the collar on the standing dog. Do not leave the
dog to wear the collar with the transmitter for more
than 12 hours a day. Long exposure of the collar on the dog's skin may cause skin irrita-
tion. If it happens, do not use DOG GPS until all traces of irritation are gone.

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7.1 Receiver charging
Receiver contains Li-Pol accumulator. Before rst use,
the accumulator must be recharged.
1. Before charging clean the receiver charging contacts
from any dirt. Connect the charging clip to the recei-
ver (see the picture).
2. Connect supply cable to the power adapter and plug
it into the mains.
3. Lines in battery symbol start to show gradually on
LCD.
4. Charging time is approximatelly 3 hours.
5. Accumulator is charged, when the battery symbol is full – see below.
7 Receiver preparation (handheld device)
7.2 Receiver accumulator status check
The accumulator status of the receiver is indicated on the battery symbol in the Infor-
mation panel of the receiver - upper display line.
7.3 Receiver setting
Switching receiver ON/OFF – hold the button for 2 seconds.
To choose the dog, press / .
To switch ON/OFF the LCD backlight, press shortly backlight will shine for
15 minutes, after that it will switch itself off automatically.
7.4 Pairing – coding of transmitter (collar) with receiver (handheld
device)
1. Switch ON the receiver and transmitter, which you need to pair together – switch
OFF other transmitters.
2. Hold the button CODE on the receiver for 2 seconds.
status charge receiver
100%
70%
40%
10%
WARNING: Optimal temperature for charging is from 0°C up to 40 °C. Use only the
original power adapter supplied in the packing with the device. Other chargers
could damage the accumulator.

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3. By arrows / choose the position, to which you want to pair the transmitter
(collar). Free position (where there is no paired transmitter) indicates lettering
on the LCD.
4. Hold the button CODE again for 2 seconds.
5. Move the transmitter close to the receiver.
6. When paired the LCD shows lettering až (according to the choosen position,
to which you´ve paired the transmitter).
7. If you need to pair another transmitter, follow the procedure from the step 3.
8. To nish the regime of pairing – coding press the button .
7.5 Digital compass calibration
To display accurate direction to the transmitter collar, it is important to perform the
calibration properly. If the device does not show correct direction even with maximum
precision GPS (3 lines on both signal indicators GPS on the display), it has not been
probably calibrated for long time or has been calibrated incorrectly.
Starting calibration
If you know the direction towards to the magnetic north, you can go directly to second
step.
1. Press simultaneously two bottom buttons and for 2 seconds - to start the
calibration. Then repeatedly rotate the device around each of the three axes (picture
no. 1). To finish calibration press the back button. For more accurate calibration,
continue to step 2.
2. Using the compass on the display, look up the north and turn the receiver so that the
antenna faces the north (picture no. 2). Press simultaneously two bottom buttons
and for 2 seconds - to start the calibration.
Note: To delete one of the paired transmitters (collars) from the receiver memory,
perform pairing without switched on transmitter. After about 10 seconds, there will
be displayed lettering at choosen position.
WARNING: Always perform calibration outdoors, away from objects that emit mag-
netic elds - buildings, cars, overhead and underground power lines.
picture no. 2
picture no. 1

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WARNING: Accuracy of the direction arrow (pointing to the north) depends on the
correct calibration of the electronic compass. Calibrate properly again, when the
indication of the direction to the dog is inaccurate.
3. Still facing the north perform a minimum of 10 rotations as on the picture no. 3 and
no. 4. For quality calibration the each individual rotation should be carried out with
little deviation from the north direction (picture no. 5). The slower and more turns
you make, the better will be the calibration. To finish, press the back button .
picture no. 4 picture no. 5picture no. 3

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Indicated statuses on the receiver display:
– receiver has not received information about the position of the dog from
the transmitter in a longer period of time.
–indicator of the RF signal strength ashes – the information about the location
of the chosen collar was received.
–when only the symbol of the RF antenna is ashing – it is not receiving the RF signal
from the transmitter.
– receiver or transmitter have no GPS position.
– there is no paired transmitter on this position.
– receiver and transmitter are nearer to each other than the accuracy of the
GPS position allows to show.
8.2 Compass function - north determination
Symbol Nindicates the direction of the magnetic north. When two arrows are lit at the
same time, the direction of the north is between them.
Note: When the direction and distance indicator of the dog ashes, the receiver
has not received information about the GPS position of the dog for longer period,
or receiver/transmitter has no GPS signal. In this case, the display indicates the
direction and distance to the last known position.
CAUTION: When the direction indicator does not show the right direction to your
dog, re-calibrate the electronic compass.
8.1 Locator
Transmitter (collar) and the receiver (handheld device) have a built-in GPS receiver,
which helps them to detect their position. Transmitter emits the information about its
position to the receiver with help of a radio signal (RF), display then shows the direction
and distance from the dog handler.
Display is devided in 3 parts:
Receiver information panel - top line displays information about the receiver
- accumulator status, the accuracy of GPS position, the direction of the magnetic
north (compass), status of the functions BEEPER and FENCE on one of the paired
dogs.
The main navigation panel - the middle part of the display provides information
about the currently selected transmitter. Arrow indicator shows the direction to the
position of the tracked dog. The middle of the display shows the distance of the dog
from the handler. Press / to change the displayed dog.
Transmitter information panel - the bottom line displays the data for the next
paired transmitters in the row – accumulator status, RF signal strength, the accuracy
of GPS position.
8 Functions of DOG GPS X20

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WARNING: For the exact indication of the FENCE function is necessary to have a
receiver on the best GPS signal, otherwise it will not indicate border crossing exactly
(given by GPS accuracy).
Note: To use simultaneously the function FENCE and the tracking, pair one dog at
two positions in the receiver. On one of the positions you then activate the FENCE
and the other use for tracking.
8.4 Function BEEPER
Function BEEPER is used mainly by hunters to o distinguish whether the dog is in moti-
on or standing still (drawn game).
Switching ON:
1. Switch on the transmitter (collar) – chapter Switching ON/OFF transmitter on the
page10.
Switching o the function FENCE:
1. Select the required dog number in the main navigation panel, for whom you want to
switch o the function FENCE.
2. Press and hold the button FENCE.
3. Using the arrows / set OFF.
4. Briey press to return to the main navigation panel.
8.3 Function FENCE – akustic border
FENCE function warns you when your dog moves beyond the space that you´ve had
specied. The border is adjustable within a radius of 30 m up to max. 2 km away from
the receiver. FENCE function can be activated for more dogs, the settings are stored for
each dog separately. If the dog exceeds the set border, the receiver will emit a beep
signal (long intermittent beep) and on the receiver display for this dog starts ashing
circle under direction indicator. To determine which dog exceeded the set border,
switch between paired transmitters until you nd the blinking circle.
When you switch on this function, the receiver must be on good GPS signal:
1. In the main navigation panel select the number of the dog for which you want to
activate the function FENCE.
2. Long press of the button FENCE.
3. Set the distance of an acoustic border using the arrows / .
4. Press the button briey to return to do the main screen.
When you switch on the function, the lettering FENCE appears on the display. In the
top line of the screen the lettering FENCE is displayed, if the function FENCE is activated
for at least one collar, which you have paired with a receiver.
When the receiver starts to emit shorter intermittent beep – transmitter (collar) or
receiver do not have a GPS or RF signal. This can occur if the dog goes for example
inside the building (where there is no GPS signal), away from the RF signal, or when the
accumulator in the transmitter is discharged.

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Note: The sound and vibration indication can be set to a maximum of 4 dogs vizual
indication is adjustable for 9 dogs. When setting sound and vibration indication,
individual dogs can be recognized by the number of beeps/vibrations (maximum
4 beeps or vibrations), which indicate movement/stillness of the dog. If the
sound and vibration indication are set for more dogs, vibration and sound run
simultaneously.
For a clearer distinction between the state of motion/stillness the sensitivity of the
motion detection can be set.
1. Press again and hold the button BEEPER. Letter (Sensitivity) lights up on the
display and the sensitivity level .
2. Adjust the sensitivity level by arrows / . Higher number means higher sensitivity,
ie. the device responds to the smaller movements of the dog.
3. Press to return to the main screen.
indication
mode number movement stillness
0 lettering BEEPER ashes -
1 - audible
2 audible -
3 - vibratory
4 vibratory -
2. By arrows choose the number of the required dog on the receiver main panel.
3. When switched on, move targets of the transmitters and receiver close together
(same as when switching ON) and hold them together for 3 seconds - until you hear
a rising tone.
4. Move the receiver away from the transmitter.
If you have activated the function correctly, the receiver display shows lettering BEEPER
in the main navigation panel. The top line of the display shows lettering BEEPER if this
function is activated on the transmitter of at least one of the dogs.
Sensitivity and BEEPER mode setting
BEEPER distinguishes the movement of the dog or his immobility (drawn game) and
allows three kinds of indication - visual on the display, audible or vibration.
1. In the main navigation panel choose a number of the requiered dog.
2. Press and hold the button BEEPER on the receiver - on the display appears lettering
(M-mode and mode number 0-4).
3. Choose requiered mode according to a table below by arrows / :

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DOG GPS X20 can be used at distances up to 20 km (with free sight between transmitter
and receiver). Maximum range and acccuracy GPS, are inuenced by a number factors
- weather, terrain, vegetation etc.
In the densely wooded or built-up terrain will be the GPS position less precise and
range will be much shorter - which is not caused by a defect in the device, but the
rules of physics and technical capabilities (within the limits of European standards). The
receiver will not display its distance exactly, or
the distance will vary according to changes in
GPS accuracy of the receiver and transmitter.
Securing maximum range and equipment
precision:
Check that the accumulator is sufficiently
charged in the transmitter and receiver
Put the transmitter on the dogs neck properly
- RF antenna facing up
Hold the receiver as high as you can, RF
antenna up almost perpendicular to the
ground (to be able to discern the direction on
the display indicator)
1. Read again this manual and make sure there is no problem due to a weak accumulator
in the receiver or transmitter and if needed charge them.
2. If the accumulator is discharged qiuckly - accumulator life is near its end, replace it
with a new one.
3. If the accumulator in the transmitter is discharged quickly adjust the position interval
update to a lower level.
4. Check if the fault is caused by improper use.
5. Check the GPS signal of the receiver and transmitter in the open space.
6. If the transmitter and receiver are not communicating, try to pair those devices again
- see Chapter: Pairing of transmitter and receiver on pg. 11.
7. In case of an inaccurate direction indication of the dog from you, re-calibrate
correctly compass - see chapter: Calibrating the digital compass on pg.12.
8. If the product does not indicate the exact position, calibrate the compass, locate
the best GPS signal and make sure that the RF and GPS antenna on both devices are
pointing to the sky.
9. If the problem persists, contact your dealer.
9 Maximum range and GPS accuracy
10 Troubleshooting

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Receiver (handheld device)
Power supply ......................................... accumulator Li-Pol 1850 mAh
The accumulator life on a single charge...............................up to 45 hours
Tightness ............................................................... waterproof
Operating temperature ..........................................-10° C up to +50° C
Charging temperature .............................................0° C up to +40° C
Weight .......................................................................192 g
Dimensions.......................................................119 x 62 x 15 mm
Transmitter (collar)
Range ...................................................... up to 20 km (free sight)
Power supply ......................................... accumulator Li-Pol 1850 mAh
The accumulator life on a single charge..up to 40 hours – position interval update 3 s
up to 50 hours – position interval update 9 s
Frequency ( output) ......................................... 869,525 MHz (500 mW)
Tightness ............................................................... waterproof
Collar adjustable to size .............................................. cca 33 - 66 cm
Operating temperature ..........................................-10° C up to +50° C
Charging temperature .............................................0° C up to +40° C
Weight .......................................................................142 g
Dimensions........................................................ 77 x 45 x 29 mm
12 Technical specications
To clean your device DOG GPS X20 never use volatile substances, such as.: thinner,
gasoline or other cleaners. Use a soft, damp cloth and neutral cleaner.
If the device is not in use for longer period of time, charge the accumulator at least
once a year.
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VNT electronics s.r.o. provides a 2 year warranty on the Dogtrace products with
respect to defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service from the
date of the original purchase.
The limited warranty does not cover the following:
accumulators
straps
direct or indirect risks during transportation of the product to the retailer
mechanical damage of the product caused by user‘s negligence or an accident
(eg. biting, breaking, impacts, excessive pulling of d-ring etc.).
1. The warranty period commences on the date of purchase. The sales receipt or
your purchase invoice showing the date of purchase of the product, showing the
serial number and date of purchase of the product, is the proof of the purchase
date.
2. The warranty does not cover damage resulting from:
a) improper installation or breach of instructions from the manufacturer‘s user
guide
b) improper use of the product
c) improper storage or maintenance of the product
d) modication by a non authorized person, or a repair made without manufacturer‘s
knowledge
e) natural disaster (wind, earthquake, lightning storm, etc.)
f) alternation of the goods made by the consumer if such an alternation resulted
in a damage of the product
g) due to a consumer’s mechanical damage
h) other customer‘s process, which would be in a contrary to the Warranty terms
and conditions and the User guide
3. The warranty can not be claimed if the goods is not completely paid, or when
purchased on a sale
4. The claimant is obliged to prove the defect and to enable the manufacturer to
check the legitimacy of the product faults and assess the extent of the product
faults. Otherwise is loosing the right arising from the manufacturer’s responsibility
for product defects.
5. Consumer demands arising from the producer‘s liability for defects are regulated
in the general legislation.
6. It is required that all items being sent for a repair must be properly cleaned. Items
deemed to be insuciently cleaned will be returned unrepaired to the customer.
Please do not include the strap or any other accessories if it is not a subject of the
warranty.
7. When sending the device to the service with a transport company, pack the
goods adequately to protect it against a damage; it is recommended to keep
the original packaging for this purpose. The producer is not responsible for a loss
of goods during transport.
The information contained in this manual may be subject to change due to developments without
further notice.
13 Warranty terms and conditions