Havahart 5140 User manual

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5140 Fence Free & 5132 Fence Free
Deluxe Instruction Manual
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on your purchase. The Havahart Fence Free Pet Containment
Systems can help you safely and effectively train your dog to stay within the
boundaries you set. Havahart is committed to caring control of pets and wildlife,
and all of our products are designed to enhance the relationship between animals
and people. Through effective use of Havahart canine products, our goal is to help
strengthen the bond between dogs and their owners.
The Havahart Fence Free Pet Containment Systems have proven to be effective for
all types of dogs, ages 8 months and above: we do not recommend using the
system for containing puppies. In order to enjoy the full benefits of the product,
you’ll need to spend time installing the system and training your dog to respond to
it. While each training session can be easily worked into your daily routine and
should be short – just 5 minutes or so – consistency is the key to success. This
initial investment in time and energy will result in long-term rewards: security and
exercise for your dog and peace of mind for you!
Before you begin, it’s very important that you take the time to thoroughly review the
instruction manual, training guide, and training DVD. These materials have been
specially prepared in consultation with professional dog trainers to help guide you
though the installation and training process to ensure your successful long-term use
of the Havahart Fence Free Pet Containment System.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What should your expectations be?
Will the Fence Free System work for my dog?
It’simportant to remember that every dog has a unique personality and responds
differently to stimuli. While there is no way to know how your dog will react to its
introduction of the training collar,Havahart products have proven effective for use
with dogs of virtually every size, every breed and every age, 8 months and older.
For the safety and security of you and your dog, initial training should take place in
aconfined area whereyou have complete control over the situation. Please be
awarethat dogs with aggressive behavior could turn on the trainer upon receiving
stimulus for the first time. If you believe your dog has aggressive behavior or there
is a history of such behavior,we suggest you contact a certified animal trainer
beforeusing any Fence Free products.
How does the Fence Free System work?
The Fence Free and Fence Free Deluxe use state-of-the-art electronics to help you
train your dog to stay within the boundaries you set. Through training, your dog will
learnto recognize the boundary visually (aided by flags), through an audio tone and
acorrective electronic stimulus transmitted through the Fence Free dog collar.
When the dog reaches the edge of the boundary signal, you will hear a warning tone
that will last as long as the dog remains in the warning zone. If the dog moves away,
the tone shuts off. If the dog continues toward the boundary, the initial low-level
stimulus occurs.
The first time your dog receives a correction, normal reactions may be yelping or jumping.
These reactions will decrease as he/she becomes accustomed to the collar. You should
notice improvements in your dog’s behavior during the first week of training.
Is the Havahart Fence Free System safe?
The Havahart Fence Free Systems are safe and humane. To protect your dog and
yourself, please observe the following safety precautions:
•Never leave the collar on your dog for more than 12 hours at one time.
•Only use the Havahart®Fence Free System on healthy dogs, ages 8 months and
older. Consult your veterinarian before using the collar if your dog has health problems.
•Check collar fit each time you place collar on your dog– the collar must be
fitted properly to work effectively (see “Fitting the Collar”).
•Check dogs daily for skin irritation and do not use the collar if the skin is irritated.
•Always use the lowest stimulation possible to train your dog. On small dogs
(less than 8-10 lbs.) use Level 1.
A. Contents of Havahart®Fence Free and Fence Free Deluxe
1. Waterproof Collar Receiver.
2. Wall-Mounted SMARTTransmitter/
Control Box.
3. Transformer – Plugs from Wall-
Mounted Transmitter/Control Box
into electrical socket.
4. Accessory Bag – Contains Wire
Splicers, Short-Haired Probes,
Screws and Anchors.
5. Test Light – Hook collar onto test
light. With both Fence and Collar
on, walk with test light to
boundary. Unit lights and buzzes
when operational. Test Light is
also used to assurethat the hand
held remote (5132 only) is
delivering stimulus to the collar.
6. Training DVD.
7. Training Flags.
8. Boundary Wire, 20 gauge.
9. Hand Held Remote, Battery
Charger & Lanyard (Model 5132
Fence Free Deluxe Only).
10. Field Training Cards –
Pocket-sized instructions to take
with you in the training area.
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Three items below
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RAINING
Allow your dog to feel the correction associated
with going near the flags.
(Read both sides before beginning.)
Begin with dog wearing a fully charged receiver collar,set
at the lowest correct level,a separate collar with a 6-foot
leash (the collar and leash should be non-metal) and wall
mount unit/control box turned on,loop light on, and a
boundary width set.
Note:Use the test light to assure collar is receiving signal
before all sessions.
1.Walk dog around the safe zone for 2-4 minutes,
avoiding contact with the flags.
2.Approach flag line and pretend not to be paying
attention to the dog.Your dog should want to avoid the
flagline.Continue to give your dog the opportunity to
pass the flag line.
3.If or when dog approaches the flag line, there will be a
tone and/or mild stimulus.
4.When your dog reacts, use leash to return your dog to
the safe zone after any correction. Reach out and gently
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ORMAL
C
OLLAR
O
PERATIONS
Collar ON:
•Use a small pointed item,like a paper clip or end of a
pen,to depress the inset button located at end of unit.
•Depress button and hold for 5 seconds until solid red
LED light appears, goes off, blinks one time, and then
solid red LED lights again.
• Release button.
• Unit buzzes. Unit is now On.
Collar OFF:
•Depress and hold button for about 5 seconds.LED
illuminates.Release button, LED will go dark. Unit is off.
Remote ON:
•Press the On/Off button on front of hand-held remote.
Remote OFF:
•Press the On/Off button on front of hand-held remote.
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B. Features of Havahart®Fence Free and Fence Free Deluxe
The following built-in features help increase the system’s effectiveness:
1. Run-Through Protection
If your dog continues toward the boundary, the stimulus will automatically
increase. It starts at the lowest level, after emitting a warning tone and increases
to the highest level (as set by the user) as the dog gets closer to the boundary.
2. Over Correction Protection
If your dog becomes “trapped” in the signal field, this feature limits stimulation. It
does this by not accepting any additional signal from the fence for 30 seconds;
therefore stimulation of your pet is stopped. The collar will automatically revert to
normal operation after this 30-second window.
3. Collar contains 5 Stimulation Levels - Comes Ready to Use, Preset at Level 1.
4. High Quality NiMH Rechargeable Batteries.
NOTE: The collar and hand held transmitter (supplied with the 5132 Fence
Free Deluxe) are powered by NiMH (nickel metal hydride) batteries. This high quality
battery doesn’t suffer any memory loss after repeated recharges. It will take a full
charge every time you recharge it for two hours. You can expect this battery to last
many years under normal use. In addition, under normal use conditions you can
expect the battery to hold a charge for many days. We do recommend that you
keep the collar battery fully charged by placing it on the charger whenever it’s not in
use. This assures peak sensitivity when the collar, fence and transmitter are
communicating with one another.
5. LED Indicator Light for testing delivery of stimulus.
6. UL Listed Components Included.
7. Product Meets FCC Part 15 Regulations* (5132 Only).
This device operates under part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)
this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation. Any modification to this device not expressly authorized
by Woodstream Corporation may void the user’s authority to operate this device.
To begin using your Havahart Fence Free Pet Containment System, you’ll need to
plan and install the system boundary wire, and to make sure that all the electronic
components communicate with one another. While the system has been designed
for easy installation, please allow adequate time to complete each essential step
as detailed in the following instructions.
1. DESIGN YOUR BOUNDARY
Using graph paper,select the areas of
your property in which you want to
contain your dog. Make a diagram to
help avoid obstacles or permanent
objects in your yard, and consider the
following:
•The boundary wiremust make
acontinuous loop to and from
the transmitter.
•Round the corners of boundary wire. Try to avoid sharp corners. This will produce
amore consistent signal field and avoid confusing your dog in these areas.
•The ideal signal field width is 4-5 feet for a total boundary width (both sides of
the wire of 8-10 feet.) Avoid making passageways too narrow or your dog may
be hesitant to use them.
•Contact your utility company to mark off utility lines (phone, electric, cable)
before you install your boundary wire.
•You need to stay 10 feet away from any neighbor’s underground fence to
ensure their signal does not interfere with yours.
2. INSTALLING THE WALL UNIT
Mount the wall unit on any interior wall near a standard 110-volt household outlet
with the enclosed screws. Plug the transmitter’s power adapter into your household
wall outlet and plug the other end into the transmitter. Press On/Off button. The
On/Off LED (top) should be on. The transmitter will withstand freezing temperatures,
but it is not waterproof and should always be installed indoors; for example in a
garage, basement or shed.
WALL UNIT FEATURES
•Lightning/Surge Protection – The wall unit includes a built in surge protector to
protect it against normal voltage spikes. However, your buried wire is a natural
“lightning rod.” Because lightning strikes are massive energy bursts and can
damage the unit, it is recommended that you unplug the wall unit and
disconnect the wires during storms, or install a stronger surge protector.
We recommend protecting your System with The Max®2Dog Fence Surge
Protector available through Panamax.com.
•Wire Connectors – Easy-to-use push release connectors let you quickly
connect or disconnect the boundary wire.
•Docking Station – Eliminate dead batteries and lost training time by always
plugging the receiver collar into the recharge port when not in use. To contain
2dogs, use the Extra Dog collar Receiver, Model #5145.
•Field Width Keypad – The keypad controls the field width, this is the distance
from the boundary wireto wherethe receiver collar is first activated.
•Indicator Lights – Therearetwo indicator lights – the top one is the On/Off
Twisted wire
Twisted wire
Gray area denotes signal 
field strength, 3-10 feet
Buried boundary wire
COLLAR DOCKING
STATION
HINGED FACE PLATE
FIELD WIDTH KEY PAD
ON/OFF LIGHT
CONNECTION TERMINALS
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power light. It is red when power is on. The bottom light is the loop light. When
the loop light is red, it indicates the wires are connected and form a continuous
loop. Both lights should be red for the unit to be operational. If there are no lights,
check the connections, wires and power source for potential problems such as:
one or both wires are not properly connected; both wires are connected but the
wire is broken or nicked; power loss; or the transmitter has malfunctioned. If the
problem persists, contact Woodstream Customer Care at 1-800-800-1819 ext. 450.
3. FITTING, CHARGING THE COLLAR
FITTING THE COLLAR & INSTALLING THE PROBES
Very Important! The Collar must be fitted properly to work effectively. Use the
short probes for short-haired dogs and long probes for thick or long-haired breeds.
It is recommended that the long probes be used on all breeds just to be sure that
contact with the skin is assured. Position the collar high up on your pet’s neck
underneath the chin, with the probes facing upward, touching your pet’s skin. Hand
tighten the probes as far as you can. If needed, use pliers or wrench to go one turn further.
Do not over tighten. Always use rubber insulators to keep probes tight and provide
insulation during damp conditions. The rubber insulators are necessary to maintain
the waterproofing. Make sure probes maintain contact with skin. Adjust nylon collar
to fit snug but not tight. You should be able to slide one finger between your pet’s
coat and the training collar. The correct fit is essential because most training failures
are caused by probes not making direct contact with the skin.
Once collar is adjusted to correct length, remove collar, trim excess, and use a small
flame to melt end to prevent fraying. Remember, for growing dogs, check collar size weekly
and adjust when necessary.Allow enough nylon for the collar to grow with your dog.
IMPORTANT: Never leave collar on the dog for more than 12 consecutive hours.
TURNING THE COLLAR ON & OFF
To turn the unit On use a small pointed item, like a paper clip or end of a pen, to depress
the operational button. Button is located at end of unit and is slightly inset. Depress button
and hold for 5 seconds until solid red LED light appears, goes off, blinks one time, and
then solid red LED lights again. Release button. Unit buzzes. Unit is now on. Note: After
turning the collar on, DO NOT attempt to turn it off until it has been on for over 30 seconds.
Toturnthe unit Off, depress and hold button for morethan 5 seconds. LED illuminates
as soon as the button is pushed. While depressed for the 5 seconds the LED goes off,
then blinks and turns on. Now release the button. LED goes off. Unit is off.
CHARGING THE COLLAR
Fully charge the collar before the first use. Initial charge will take up to 10 hours and
all subsequent charges should take two hours to completely charge the battery. When
the collar receiver battery requires charge, the LED will rapidly blink. Rapid blinking
occurs in a pattern of 2 quick blinks, a 5 second pause, followed by 2 quick blinks and
so on. On a charged unit, the LED will blink red at an interval of 1 time every 3 seconds.
To charge the collar, make sure the power transformer is plugged in and the LED is
on. Place the collar on the wall unit charge port.
The simplest way to keep your collar in peak condition is to always leave it turned
on and on the wall unit charger when not in use.
4. INSTALLING THE BOUNDARY WIRE
TOOLS NEEDED FOR INSTALLATION
•Straight-edged spade
•Caulk gun with silicone caulking
•Safety Glasses
•Circular saw with masonry blade - for cutting concrete or driveway
•Flathead screwdriver
•Electrical tape
•Drill with drill bit or masonry
•Circular saw with masonry bit if drilling through wood or concrete
Boundary wire should be laid above the ground according to your design from Step 1.
DO NOT BURY WIRE UNTIL YOU HAVE TESTED THE SYSTEM AND ARE
SURE IT IS WORKING PROPERLY.
For the system to work properly, the wire must make one continuous loop. The
signal is transmitted from one terminal of the wall mount control box, through the
wire, and back to the other terminal.
Knowing where any utility obstacles might be (phone, electric, cable), lay out the
wire above ground. Be sure to stay at least 6 feet away from any utility obstacle that
runs parallel with your designated boundary. We recommend a 4-5 foot signal field
to ensurethe best operation of the audio warning tone and the run through
protection feature(correction increases to a pre-set level as the pet approaches the
wire). The signal field is the distance from the wire back into your yard. There is
another signal field of the same size on the other side of the fence wire, however
you want your dog corrected and/or contained before it crosses the wire. Signal field
width can vary with conditions (snow, fall foliage), wire length, wire gauge, etc. (see
“Setting the Signal Field for Boundary Width”). Use round corner turns to follow the
perimeter of your fence installation. Avoiding sharp corners will produce a more
consistent signal field and avoid confusing your pet in these areas. Avoid making
passageways too narrow or your dog may hesitate to use them.
CANCELLING THE SIGNAL
You need to cancel the signal in the areas where you do not want the dog to receive
correction, such as inside the garage or the driveway area close to the house.
Twisting two strands of live wirecancels the signal. Totwist the wire, cut two equal
lengths and hold them side-by-side. Insert both ends of wirein a power drill; spin
LED
ON/OFF MODE SWITCH STIMULATION
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both ends until the twists are 1-3 inches apart. The tighter the wire, the better the
signal cancellation. The wires can also be twisted manually. Both ends of the twisted
section need to be spliced back into the main loop. Remember it is only live, powered
wires that cancel one another when twisted. (See boundary diagram on page 3).
TESTING THE WIRE
While the wire is still above ground/not buried, test the wire by turning on the wall
mount transmitter/control box and pushing a button to determine the desired
boundary width. NOTE: It is important to push a button, as the unit does not
default to a specified boundary width. This is only for test purposes. There is more
information on Setting the Signal Field in Step 5. Hook up the heart-shaped test light
to collar and slowly walk the receiver collar toward the boundary wire, listen for the
warning tone, and watch the test light illuminate.
BURYING THE WIRE
Once you are sure the system is working properly, you’re ready to bury the wire. Using
aflat blade spade or edging tool, cut approximately 2” into ground. Begin near the wall
mount control box and continue around the path of loop wire. Push wire into ground
using fingers or a blunt tool, such as a paint stick. Cover the wire with dirt or turf.
Driveways/Sidewalks – When crossing an asphalt driveway, make a 2” deep cut
using a circular saw and masonry blade. Place the wire in the crack and seal with
asphalt sealant. Use expansion joints when available on driveways and sidewalks;
place the wirein the joint and seal with an outdoor caulk. When crossing gravel or
installing in water,bury the wire using old garden hose or plastic PVC pipe to protect
the wire, be sure to securely anchor pipe or hose.
CONNECTING THE LOOP TO WALL UNIT
1. Splice the two ends of the twisted wire to each of the two ends of loop wire
(see Diagram 1).
2. Drill a hole through exterior wall or window/door or run wire through an existing
utility line hole.
3. Connect the twisted wireto the wall unit terminals. Wireends must be stripped
before connecting. Make sure the twisted wire runs right up to the wall unit before
separating the wires for placement into the terminals. Failure to do this can cause
aminiaturelive circuit that can induce stimulation of the collar right at the wall unit.
4. Once unit is turned on, the Loop (bottom) LED should be red, indicating a
continuous loop.
5. SETTING THE SIGNAL FIELD FOR BOUNDARY WIDTH
To make the run through protection most effective, we recommend using a 4-5 foot
signal field if possible. To select the desired signal field width choose from the five
levels provided on the wall unit control box. You’ll find the setting by opening the
hinged faceplate on the front of the wall unit. The fence’s signal field width is not
preset so you must select and push the desired button. Button 1 delivers the
narrowest signal field width and Button 5 delivers the widest signal field width.
Increasing or decreasing the field width does not affect the collar correction intensity.
Note: Signal field width from your fence wire will vary from these published
specifications due to gauge of wire, length of wire installed, weather and a variety
of other possible factors. The wall unit is capable of driving a fence signal
through many spools of wire. In order to normalize this signal field width for all
installations and for the multiple other variables, your Fence Free Systems include
aSMART transmitter. This patent pending technology automatically calibrates
your application to deliver as close as possible to the following specifications:
To validate what boundary width the SMART transmitter has actually been able to deliver
in your application, measure it using the collar and test light after the installation is complete.
6. PLACING THE FLAGS
Final placement of all flags is critical for the effective training of your dog. Set
both the collar and fence in the On mode to place the flags. Standing inside your
yard walk toward the fence wire and place the flags at the spot that marks where
you first hear the warning tone activated on the collar. There needs to be a flag
placed every 4-6 feet around your entire perimeter. Your pet will soon learn that if
he/she wanders past the point where he/she hears the tone there will be a correction.
7. PREPARING YOUR DOG FOR TRAINING
Before you begin any collar-assisted training you need to allow your pet to get used
to wearing the collar. Place the properly fitted collar on the dog with the collar in the
Off mode. Your dog should wear it continuously for a minimum of two separate but
consecutive 12-hour sessions (over the course of 2 days). Allowing this adjustment
period will deliver better learning, as your pet will not become collar-wise. A collar-
wise pet learns quickly that it only has to obey when the collar is on its neck.
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Out to 
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Twisted wire
Twisted wire
Gray area denotes signal 
field strength, 3-10 feet
Buried boundary wire
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1 3 feet (1.5 feet on each side)
2 5 feet (2.5 feet on each side)
36.5 feet (3.25 feet on each side)
4 8 feet (4 feet on each side)
510 feet (5 feet on each side)
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8. CHANGING THE RECEIVER COLLAR CORRECTION LEVEL
The collar comes preset at Level 1. Always start with this level and check your dog’s
response to the stimulus. You should always use the lowest level necessary to get
the desired response.
To check the current stimulation level, begin with the collar turned on. Notice the
LED will be blinking once every 5 seconds to indicate a fully charged battery. Wait
30 seconds after turning on to check the setting. To check the current stimulation
level, press the control button slowly twice. Watch the LED. Each time you press the
button the LED will light. After the second push and following the second light, the
LED will blink rapidly indicating what the current stimulation level is. One blink
means it is set at Level 1, two blinks, Level 2, etc.
To change the stimulation level, turn the unit on for about 1 minute before beginning
the following steps. Push and hold the power button until the light goes off. Release
button. Within 20 seconds of releasing the button, push the button the number of
times for the desired level (1-5). Watch the LED. Each time you press the button the
LED will blink. When you stop it will blink one more time and then blink rapidly the
number of times representing the level it is set at. (i.e. if you want to set it at Level 3,
you would press the power button three times and then the light will flash three
times confirming the setting.)
9. CHANGING PRESET IDENTIFICATION CODE
Your Fence Free system has a preset identification code that allows the collar and
wall unit to communicate. MOST USERS WILL NOT NEED TO CHANGE THIS
IDENTIFICATION CODE. There are however certain circumstances which might
require resetting the code. Examples would be:
•Your system is creating noise or static.
•Your neighbor has the same unit and your dog’s collar reacts to your neighbor’s
boundary wire.
•The collar is not responding to the boundary field – all other aspects of the
transmitter and collar are functioning properly.
•You are receiving interference (or inconsistency) in the collar’s response to the
boundary field.
•Your dog is getting stimulations while standing in the safe area of the yard.
In addition, it is possible to accidentally disconnect the ID code. If you were
attempting to reset the ID code and did not complete the steps successfully,
it is likely the result would be a disconnected ID code.
Tochange the preset ID code follow these instructions.
Set the new ID code at the Wall Mounted Transmitter
1.) Connect unit to power cord, and press and release On/Off button to turn unit
on. Red power light should be lit.
2.) With one or both of the loop wires disconnected – press and hold the #5 button
on the transmitter. When the loop light blinks 9 times, release button – you now
have a new ID code set in the transmitter.
3.) Connect the loop wire – the loop light should light solid red showing a
continuous boundary wire loop.
4.) Press any one of buttons 1 – 5 to set the boundary field width – use the table
listed inside the front door for reference.
Set the new ID code at the collar (read all 5 steps before starting)
1.) Begin with a charged collar turned off. Stand within 1' of an active section
(do not use the twisted wire section) of the boundary wire – turn the collar
on by depressing the power button for about 5 seconds. The red light lights,
blinks one time, and then lights again – at this point release the button. The
collar will buzz. It is now on.
2.) Within 10 seconds after turn on – push and hold button until the LED lights,
blinks, and lights continuously – this takes about 5 seconds. Release the button.
3.) Push the button again, and hold until the light comes on and then goes off –
release the button.
4.) Walk quickly away from the boundary wire until the red LED comes on again.
Allow 60 seconds for LED to come on. The new ID code is set.
5.) The LED will stay lit for almost 60 seconds. After the LED blinks and goes off,
you can proceed toward the boundary wire to verify that the ID code has been
correctly set. Place the heart-shaped test light on the collar probes. As you
approach the fence the collar will emit a tone and as you continue toward the
wire the heart-shaped light will come on indicating that electronic stimulation is
being delivered by the collar.
Note: System Operation
The system is fully operational when the receiver collar battery has been fully charged
and the boundary wire is connected and producing a strong field signal.When the dog
reaches the edge of the boundary signal, you will hear a warning tone that will last as
long as the dog remains in the warning zone. If the dog moves away, the tone shuts off.
If the dog continues toward the boundary, the initial low-level stimulus occurs.
Troubleshooting Fence Free Use:
We are committed to assisting you with the use of our products. If you have any
questions or concerns, contact Woodstream Customer Careat 1-800-800-1819
ext 450 between 8 am – 7 pm EST.
TROUBLESHOOTING
a. If it appears collar is not working, make sure the collar is fully charged (see
“Turning the Collar On & Off”) and test it with the test light. If this doesn’t
correct the problem, contact Woodstream Customer Care 1-800-800-1819
ext. 450 between 8 am – 7 pm EST.
b. If the test light works but it appears to not be delivering a correction to your
pet, check the fit of the collar and length of the probes (see “Fitting, Charging
the Collar”). The probes need to be in contact with the pet’s skin to deliver correction.
c. If collar is correcting your dog at unexpected times, it may be caused by three
things:
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(i) The signal width is not set correctly thus it is transmitting a signal in unexpected
locations. Recheck Step 5 “Setting the Signal Field for Boundary Width.”
(ii) The flags have been placed too far into the signal field inducing correction
earlier than expected. Recheck Step 6 “Placing the Flags.”
(iii) The collar is being stimulated by some outside factor thus you need to
reset the ID code. Recheck Step 9 “Changing Preset ID Code.”
d. The loop wire light is Off. See section entitled “Wall Unit Features – Indicator
Lights.” It may be that one or both wires are not properly connected, a wire
may be broken or nicked, the wall unit has lost its power source or the wall unit
has failed (most commonly caused by lightning surges).
e. My pet vocalizes or reacts in some other negative manner to stimulation. This
is most commonly caused by stimulation that is set too high for the comfort
level of this pet. The stimulation level needs to be reduced. See Step 7 “Changing
the Receiver Collar Correction Level.” In addition to reducing the correction level you
will need to restore the positive nature of the training by reducing the training for a
couple of days and adding a lot of praise, play and treats when training resumes.
Congratulations on successfully completing the first phase. You’re now ready to
begin training your dog to respond to the system. Please see the instructions in the
Training Guide and Training DVD for complete details.
10. 5132 FENCE FREE DELUXE
Doing the Best for your Best Friend
In addition to securely containing your dog, the Havahart Fence Free Deluxe (#5132)
comes with a hand held remote trainer that will help you train your dog to follow the
essential obedience commands: Sit, Stay, Heel, Wait, Down, Come, among others.
Awell-trained, obedient dog is a pleasure for their owner and everyone who comes
in contact with the dog. The Havahart Remote Trainer can be a useful aid in the
training process, but you will be the key factor in its success. If you spend 5 minutes,
3times a day training your dog for 4 to 6 weeks, you’ll be surprised at the positive
results – and even amazed at how smart (and trainable) your dog is!
Background
The 5132 Fence Free Deluxe comes with the hand held trainer and a charger for it. Use
the charger only with the hand held unit. Charge the collar on the docking station.
Before you begin to use the Remote Trainer with your dog, please review the following
important information regarding the operation of the unit. Once you’re familiar with the
different settings and signals, you’ll be ready to go!
Charging the Hand Held Remote
Charge the unit beforeuse of the product. Tocharge, plug AC adapter into
standardhousehold outlet and plug charging end into hand held remote. Initial
charge will take up to 10 hours and all subsequent charges should take 2 or more
hours to completely charge the battery.
Transmitter and Collar Testing
After the transmitter and collar have been charged, use the heart-shaped test
light supplied with your collar to easily test your collar to ensurethat it is delivering
an electrical stimulus. On initial set-up and before each remote training session,
place the holes in the heart firmly against the probes on the collar, making sure that
the wires in the light are touching the probes. Press each of the three buttons,
one after another, and observe that the light on the heart flashes after each
button is pressed. This ensures that the collar and transmitter are fully functional.
11. USING HAND HELD REMOTE – 5132 ONLY
The Hand Held Remote works by using an electronic stimulus to encourage your dog
to follow your directions/commands. This is a proven technique used by essentially all
training professionals. It is a safe and highly effective method to affect two kinds of
behavior changes: eliminating negative behavior and creating desired positive behavior.
When you press the appropriate button, a stimulus is sent to the receiver collar.
The stimulus is delivered via the collar receiver probes. As a safety feature, the unit
automatically shuts off if a button is pressed for 10 seconds. If you wish to use tone
to control behavior, simply press the Bad Tone button.Your dog will hear an audible
tone instead of receiving stimulation and will begin to associate the tone to the misbehavior.
The Remote Trainer offers you two training modes- Stimulus with Tone or Tone only.
There are 3 levels of stimulus with tone- 1 (low), 2 (medium) and 3 (high).
When training, always start at the lowest level and check your dog’s response to the
stimulus. You should always use the lowest level necessary to get the desired response.
Training Tips:
In your package you’ll find a series of Field Training Cards and Training DVD
designed to allow you to focus on specific behaviors. If you spend 5-15 minutes,
3times a day, 5 days a week, you’ll begin to notice rapid improvement in your
dog’s behavior. Consistency is the key to success! Your training sessions should
be enjoyable, filled with praise and end with a spirited play session.
Eliminating Negative Behavior: For all that we love about our dogs, they can at
times also exhibit undesirable behaviors such as digging up that freshly planted
flower bed, chewing your favorite shoes and barking at inappropriate times. To
eliminate this behavior, you’ll need to watch your pet closely and every time they
begin the negative activity administer a correction without any other commands or
action on your part. Consistency is essential and very quickly your pet will relate the
undesired action with the corrective stimulus and stop. If they do not stop increase
the level of stimulus until you are certain they are aware of the stimulus.
Creating Positive Behavior: Dogs arevery trainable and most areeager to please
their owners. It’sup to you to make clear how you expect your dog to behave – with
some training, your dog will quickly learnto follow your instructions.
According to certified dog trainers, the first step to a successful outcome is to teach
your dog the desired behaviors (sit, stay,come, etc.) using a traditional 6-foot leash.
Once your dog has learned the commands, you can use the collar to correct
mistakes at the same time you correct with the leash. Once your dog is trained, the
receiver collar ensures that obedience continues even when your dog is offthe
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leash, because it acts as an invisible leash that allows you to have control of your
dog even at relatively great distances.
Please refer to the Fence Free Training Guide for specific training instructions and tips.
Troubleshooting Fence Free Deluxe Use:
Contact Woodstream Customer Care at 1-800-800-1819 ext 450 between
8 am – 7 pm EST to request assistance.
In addition to those problems discussed in the previous Troubleshooting section for
the Fence Free product, you may encounter the following situations when using the
Hand Held Trainer:
a. If it appears the collar is not working, test it with the test light (see “Transmitter
and Collar Testing”).
b. If test light works but it appears to not be delivering a correction to your pet,
check the fit of the collar ad length of the probes (see “Fitting the Collar”).
The probes need to be in contact with the pet’s skin to deliver correction.
c. If test light does not work, recharge both the collar and transmitter batteries.
d. If test light still does not work after recharging batteries, reset the address code
(see “Changing Preset Address Code”) and repeat testing procedure.
e. If collar is emitting a stimulus independent of the hand held transmitter, then it
is being triggered by some other source. To eliminate this, reset the address
code (see “Changing Preset Address Code”).
Changing the Preset Identification Code:
Your Fence Free Deluxe system has a preset identification code that allows the
collar, wall unit and hand held transmitter to communicate. There are separate ID
codes that allow communication between the collar and the wall unit and the collar
and the hand held transmitter. MOST USERS WILL NOT NEED TO CHANGE THIS
IDENTIFICATION CODE. There are however certain circumstances which might
require resetting the codes. On the Fence Free Deluxe system these two codes are
set independent of one another. If your fence system seems to be operating
erratically, please reference Section 9 to change the ID code on the fence.
To change the preset address code on the transmitter:
1.) Turn the collar On and the transmitter Off.
2.) Press and hold the Bad Tone button on the transmitter with one hand, keeping
it depressed throughout the whole process.
3.) Using your other hand, press the On/Offbutton. As soon as the LED on the
transmitter comes on, release the On/Offbutton (keep pressing the Bad Tone
button with the other hand) and observe the rapid flashing of the transmitter’s
LED. It is sending a new code to the collar.Observe the LED on the collar.It
will blink 4 times in rapid sequence indicating it is receiving a new code. You
may now release the Bad Tone button.
4.) The code has been changed. The unit has now automatically selected a new
random ID code from many separate discreet codes. The collar will revert to a
single blink indicating battery mode.
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