High Tech Pet Products BLUEFANG X-30 Installation guide

High Tech Pet Products, Inc.
2476 Palma Drive, Suite A
Ventura, CA 93003
www.hightechpet.com
INSTALLATION, OPERATING
AND TRAINING MANUAL
Please read this entire manual and study all illustrations
before you begin installing your system
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Your new %OXHIODQJ, ;DQG; Professional Series Electronic Dog
Fence represents the most advanced state of the art pet containment
technology available today. This all new product features a super
advanced transmitter, ultra-slim radio collar and our proprietary Pulsed
Proportional Stimulus System, a unique combination of progressively
increasing sound and shock stimuli to train your pet quickly and safely.
The ;DQG;DUH designed to be EFFECTIVE, RELIABLE and most
of all, HUMANE .
Effective: Because IT WORKS!
Reliable: Because it is manufactured to the highest quality
standards.
Humane: Because it uses a completely new type of stimulus that
focuses on teaching rather than punishing your pet.
Please read this manual thoroughly to learn how to most effectively,
and
safely use this advanced system to create a safer, more secure
environment for you, your family and your cherished pet.
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4) Repairing a Broken or Intermittent Containment Loop
There are many ways to approach repairing a faulty loop depending
on the length of wire, the number of connections, the terrain,
available equipment, etc. Please contact technical support at
[email protected] for a list of methods.
ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE AT WWW.HITECPET.COM
Extra Collar Battery Pack: Model %)9. It’s a good
idea to keep several of these inexpensive battery packs
handy to ensure that your system is always working.
Transmitter Back-up Battery: Model
B12V-0.8 Keep your system working 24/7
even in a power outage with this auto-
recharging battery.
Boundary Extension Kit: Expand your boundary
perimeter . Includes 500 feet of heavy duty wire,
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Radio Mat Scat Pad: This unique accessory has a
built-in radio transmitter that activates your dog’s
%) collar at the touch of a paw to keep Fido off
the couch, away from the trash or out of any off limits
area. Measures 12” X 60”. Made of durable, washable
nylon. .
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Table of Contents
PART 1 – INTRODUCTION .......................................4
SYSTEM COMPONENTS:.......................................4
KEY FEATURES:..............................................4
PART 2 - DETAILED SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ........................
TX-BASE STATION TRANSMITTER . . .........................7
%/8()$1* RECEIVER COLLAR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
INSTALLING/REPLACING THE BATTERY PACK ..................
'2:1/2$'7+(%/8()$1*$33
BOUNDARY WIRE ...........................................13
PART 3 - STEP BY STEP INSTALLATION ..........................
Planning Your System Layout ................................14
Assembling the Required Tools ...............................20
Setting Up the Base Station Transmitter ......................20
Testing the Receiver Collar Radio Function ....................21
Preparing Twisted Wire Lengths ..............................21
Laying Out the Boundary Wire................................21
Testing Your System ........................................22
Burying the Boundary Wire ..................................22
Placing the Boundary Flags ..................................23
Fitting the Receiver Collar to Your Dog ........................23
PART 4 - TRAINING YOUR DOG ..................................24
PART 5 – IMPORTANT CAUTION NOTICES ........................26
PART 6 – WARRANTY & CUSTOMER SUPPORT ....................27
PART 7 – TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURES .....................28
Testing Base Station Transmitter .............................28
Testing Humane Contain Collars ..............................28
Testing the Containment Loop ...............................29
Repairing a Broken or Intermittent Containment Loop...........30
ACCESSORIES..................................................30

PART 1 – INTRODUCTION
SYSTEM COMPONENTS:
Your ;DQG;System includes the following items.
x(1) Model TX-Transmitter Base Station
x(1) Model %)RU%)Receiver Collar
x(1) DC Adapter
x(500 feet) High Quality Boundary Wire
x(50) Boundary Flags
x(3) Improved Waterproof Wire Splices
x(1) Replaceable Receiver Collar Battery Pack
x(4) Mounting Screws (for your transmitter)
Figure 1
KEY FEATURES:
Pulsed Proportional Stimulus: Our unique Pulsed Proportional Stimulus
System is what makes the ;RU; system stand apart from all
other systems made. A computer chip inside the %)DQG%)
receiver collar actually detects the distance of your pet from the
boundary wire by measuring the relative radio signal strength. It then
applies a combination of sound and shock stimuli in inverse proportion to
the distance from the boundary wire. In other words, the closer your pet
is to the boundary wire, the more sound and shock stimulus is applied.
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Contain system that is working, test your collar(s) on their operating
system by holding your collar next to their collar in the yard. As you
move both collars toward the wire loop both collars should beep at
about the same rate. If this is true your collar(s) is working and your
Base Station Transmitter has failed – repair or replace.
g) If you cannot determine which component has failed, return both
the collar(s) and the Base Station Transmitter to High Tech Pet
Products for analysis and repair.
3) Test the Containment Loop
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1) and 2) above, disconnect the Test Loop Wire and re-connect
the containment wire loop to the Base Station Transmitter. Place
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in a “clean” area of the yard. Clean means with the least amount
of metal or concrete nearby (concrete may contain metal re-bar).
This area should be free of underground pipes if possible.
i) Face the collar toward the wire. This makes the face almost
parallel to the wire at that point.
j) Turn on the Base Station Transmitter, set the Boost Power switch
to normal (NOR), and adjust the Field Strength Control Knob to
maximum (fully clockwise). If the BREAK DETECTION indicates a
break then the loop is broken and needs repair. Go to step 4).
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the face of the collar. If not, the loop is intermittent and needs
repair. Go to step 4).
l) Slowly adjust the Field Strength Control Knob on the transmitter
counter clockwise until the collar stops beeping. If the collar is
still beeping when the Knob is fully counter clockwise, the Base
Station transmitter is faulty – repair or replace.
m) Slowly adjust the Knob clockwise and note the beeping starts
at a rate of about one beep every half second. Continue slowly
adjusting clockwise and note the beeping rate increases to
two short beeps every half second. Continue slowly adjusting
clockwise and note the collar beeping at an even higher rate that
sounds like a string of beeps every half second. This means the
loop and the entire system are working properly. If not the loop
is intermittent. Go to step 4).

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PART 7 – TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURES
If any part of the system is not working use the following
troubleshooting procedure to isolate the failed component. Then contact
High Tech Pet Products Customer Support to get it repaired or replaced.
1) Test Base Station Transmitter
a) First disconnect the boundary wire loop from the base station
transmitter by lifting the small door on the bottom of the
transmitter and pressing the two wire connection buttons (one is
black the other is red) while pulling gently on the wires.
b) Apply power to the transmitter and verify that the BREAK
DETECTION circuit indicates a break. There will be an audible alarm
and a message on the transmitter face. If a break is NOT indicated,
the base station transmitter has failed – repair or replace.
c) Make a Test Loop Wire as follows: Strip 1/2 inch of insulation
from the two ends of a 24 inch long piece of spare insulated
wire. You can use any gauge wire.
d) Attach the Test Loop Wire to the loop terminals (black and red)
on the bottom of the transmitter. Apply power to the transmitter
and verity the BREAK DETECTION circuit does NOT indicate a
break. There should be no audible alarm and no Break message
on the transmitter. If a break is detected the Base Station
Transmitter has failed – repair or replace.
2) Test all Humane Contain Collars
e) With the TEST Loop Wire attached and the transmitter powered
adjust the transmitter Boost Power switch to normal (NOR) and
the Field Strength Control knob to maximum (fully clockwise). Now
bring one collar at a time close to the Test Wire Loop and verify the
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red light on the face of the collar the collar is working and the Base
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collar then either the collar, or the transmitter, or both have failed.
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How Pulsed Proportional Stimulus Works:
The unique shock stimulus used by your ;DQG;system is delivered
in short, intense pulses, not a continuous shock. The pulsed stimulus gives
your dog a chance to think and avoids sending the animal into panic.
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very SHORT DURATION. It will immediately get your dog’s attention but,
it is so short that your dog will probably not perceive it as painful.
If, instead of retreating, your dog continues to travel closer to the boundary,
the shock pulse RATE continues to increase along with an increasing rate
of sound pulses, until they are delivered in such rapid succession as to be
unbearable to your pet, encouraging retreat from the boundary into the
“safe haven” of your yard. The use of progressively increasing shock pulse
rate is a very humane technique because it allows your pet to decide for
itself how much stimulus is required to initiate the retreat behavior.
(Note that some competing systems use a “tone only” warning zone before
applying shock. This sounds like a good idea, but we have found it to be
ineffective. Often the dog will stand in the warning zone waiting for the
tone to stop. The tone will drain the battery and stop when the battery
runs down, letting the animal know it is now safe to escape!) The HC-
8000 is not a zone type system. We apply a short shock stimulus at the
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However, because we use pulsed stimulus, the initial shock will not be
traumatic to your pet. If your dog tries to move forward, pulse rate is
immediately increased to encourage retreat behavior.
Progressive Training Tones: The use of progressively increasing sound
pulses along with the shock pulses tends to psychologically intensify the
perceived stimulus, more quickly teaching your dog that the irritating
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Pulses per Second
Pulses per Second
Buried Boundary Wire
Buried Boundary Wire
Stimulus Pulse Rate
(Increases as dog approaches the boundary wire)

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k_Xethe non-progressive tones used on competing systems and that the
sonic pulse rate increases just as the shock pulse rate does as your dog
moves closer to the boundary wire.
Digital Signal: The ;DQG;sends a digital code embedded in the
radio signal that is picked up and digitally decoded by a computer
processor in the receiver collar. This reduces the possibility of false
shocks caused by interfering radio signals.
Visual and Audible Cable Break Indicators: You are always assured that
your boundary wire is intact because the Base Station Transmitter is
equipped with both visual and audible cable status indicators to alert you
in the case of a cable break.
Optional Battery Back Up: An optional, rechargeable transmitter battery
may be purchased as an accessory from www.hitecpet.com. With this
option, if there is ever an electrical power failure, your TX-transmitter will
automatically switch over to battery power. This maintains the Yfle[Xip
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power is restored, the battery will automatically recharge.
30 Acre Range: The powerful transmitter delivers enough energy
to activate a boundary wire nearly ONE MILE long. Allowing you to
surround up to 30 acres of property. Note that your system includes
500 feet of wire, enough to encircle approximately 0.4 acres. 30 acre
coverage is based on wire length of 5,000 linear feet and will require the
purchase of additional boundary wire from www.hightechpet.com.
Water Resistant Transmitter & Collar: Both the TX-Base Station
Transmitter and the %)RU%)Collar are internally sealed to resist
moisture. While we do not recommend full immersion for either of these
components, they are suitable for outdoor use in all weather conditions.
For Dogs 10 lbs. to 200 lbs. The ;DQG;system is suitable for
nearly all dog breeds. A common misconception is that larger dogs are
more resistant to shock stimulus than smaller dogs. In reality, the size of
your dog has little to do with the way the animal reacts to the stimulus.
Reaction depends mainly upon your dog’s temperament. The type of
shock employed by the ;DQG;is quite localized and affects only
the nerve receptors within about a ½ inch radius of the stimulus probes.
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that the shock is high voltage but, very low current. It does not produce
enough energy to cause any damage to skin or muscle tissue. The
stimulus affects nerve receptors only and simply can not cause physical
damage regardless of your dog’s size.
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PART 6 – WARRANTY & CUSTOMER SUPPORT
Your Humane Contain Model HC-8000 is the best made electronic
fence you can buy and it’s covered by the best warranty. If anything
goes wrong with your product within one year of purchase, you may
return it to us for a free replacement. For customer support, where you
can get product information, warranty support, tech support and order
accessories, visit:
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PART 5 – IMPORTANT CAUTION NOTICES
Dogs are Unpredictable: Because individual dogs have unique
temperaments, there is no way of knowing how your dog will react to
its introduction to the training program. For your safety and your dog’s,
initial training must take place using a training lead so that you keep
complete control over the situation. Also realize that an aggressive
animal could turn against the handler upon receiving the shock stimulus.
Therefore, if you feel your dog has an aggressive behavior or has ever
exhibited evidence of such behavior, we strongly suggest that you
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training aid.
Skin Conditions: A small percentage of dogs may experience a skin
condition called pressure necrosis, also known as contact dermatitis,
caused by the pressure of the two probes against the same place on
the dog’s neck for an extended period of time. This condition causes an
infection, creating irritation and sores. We recommend you check your
dog’s neck often to ensure that no such condition is evident. If your
dog has a history of sensitive skin, eczema, skin allergies or rashes we
recommend that you do not use an electronic fence collar to contain an
animal. If you do observe a skin irritation, take your dog to a veterinarian
who may prescribe a local ointment to clear up the condition. Bear in
mind that it is not possible for the shock stimulus emitted by the RC-8
collar to directly damage your pet’s skin. The electrical current output
is simply too low to cause burning, or any other type of cellular, skin or
organ damage. The stimulus excites nerve receptors only.
Neurological Conditions: In extremely rare cases, animals may have
neurological disorders such as epilepsy. You should be certain that your
dog does not suffer from such a disease before using any type of sonic,
or shock stimulus training collar. Also, make sure that your dog does not
suffer from heart disease or any other chronic condition and be assured
that your pet is in generally good health before using this product.
PART 2 - DETAILED SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
TX- BASE STATION TRANSMITTER
CABLE BREAK ALARM FIELD WIDTH CONTROL
ON / OFF SWITCH
POWER BOOST SWITCH
SYSTEM STATUS DISPLAY
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General Description
The Model TX-Base Station Transmitter is an FCC approved radio device.
(FCC Approval No. QP4HC-5000). The signal emitted by the Base Station
Transmitter contains a special, digital code that must be received and
recognized by the receiver collar before the collar will administer
any stimulus to your pet. The TX-is the only electronic fence, base
station transmitter designed for indoor or OUTDOOR use. The many super
advanced features of your TX-Transmitter are as follows.
System Status Display
The fully illuminated display panel gives you the complete status of your
Base Station. On the display, the left column tells you the function being
monitored. The middle and right columns tell you the status of that
function.
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DISPLAY FUNCTIONS:
SYSTEM: This is the overall status of your base station. If
everything is functioning normally the “OK” lamp to the right of the
“SYSTEM” lamp will illuminate. If there is any malfunction, the
“FAIL” lamp will illuminate.
BATT: Back-up battery charge indicator. This indicator is only
functional if there is an optional, rechargeable back-up battery
installed. When the base station is in battery mode and the battery
has a full charge, the “OK” lamp will illuminate. If the charge is low
the “LOW” lamp will illuminate indicating that the battery is charging.
LOOP: Continuity of your boundary wire loop. The “OK” lamp
indicates that there is no break and your boundary wire is
conducting current in a continuous loop. If there is a break in your
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functioning and needs repair.
POWER: This indicates the power mode, either AC or Back-up
Battery. The TX-Base Station uses a “smart” power system. If
you have the optional Back-up Battery installed and there is a
power failure, the system automatically switches to battery mode
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power is restored, the system automatically switches back to AC
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setting and the length of your boundary wire. Typical installations
will operate for a full day in Battery Back-up mode.
Field Strength Control
You can control the distance from the boundary wire at which the
receiver collar will begin to activate by use of the “FIELD STRENGTH
CONTROL” dial. Turning the dial clockwise increases transmitter output
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possible will depend upon your particular installation. It is affected by
the depth at which you bury the wire and the total length of wire used.
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available. Generally, we recommend that you bury your boundary wire
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of approximately 10 feet. We recommend that you set the Field Width
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there is no doubt that your dog has “Got it,” observing your
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retreat before the stimulus is received. These are good signs.
D. Observe your pet: Once you are certain that your pet will
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to roam freely and observe his behavior. Make sure that you see
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the slightest sign of confusion or stubborn behavior, continue
the training program using the lead. It’s okay to return to Stage
1 training if you think it is appropriate.

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PART 4 - TRAINING YOUR DOG
Training your dog will require use of a separate restraining collar and
short training lead. Do not use the RC-8 radio receiver collar as a
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minute sessions per day, EVERY DAY until your dog is fully trained.
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minutes at a time or you risk losing your dog’s attention and the training
becoming counter productive. Remember that the most important
elements in teaching a behavior are consistency and repetition.
STAGE 1 TRAINING
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command to instruct your dog to retreat, such as “Retreat,”
“Back” or “Home.” Use this command exclusively and
consistently throughout the training.
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charged Receiver Collar on your dog, use the training lead to
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you hear the beeping tone, utter the retreat command while
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Use encouraging words such as, “Good Dog!” Praise and pet your
dog. You may also wish to give your dog a food treat.
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instinctively and immediately retreats the moment the training
tone is heard.
STAGE 2 TRAINING
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introducing the most rapid pulse rate stimulus. As unpleasant as this
stage may seem, it is extremely important that you teach your pet how
to react to the intense stimulus. Otherwise, your dog may become
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him think it continues forever.
A. With the training lead tightly in hand, escort your dog right up to
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B. The instant your dog reacts, utter the retreat command and
escort your dog into the safe zone. Use encouraging words,
praise and pet your dog and give the animal a treat as before.
distance your dog has to properly react to the system. However, if space
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This feature boosts the output power of your transmitter for very large
areas or to overcome special environmental conditions. We recommend
that you use the TX-in “NOR” (normal) mode for wire lengths less than
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In some cases, rare environmental conditions such as a high content of
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using the “MAX” setting, even for smaller areas, may overcome the
problem.
Quick Connect Wire Terminals
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door which gives you access to two quick connect wire terminals. The
boundary wire easily plugs into these terminals by simply depressing the
tab and inserting the wire end. The wire should be stripped by ¼ inch at
the end before insertion. No other preparation is required.
Optional Rechargeable Back-up Battery
An optional, rechargeable Back-up battery is available as an additional
purchase. Use of the Back-up Battery will ensure that your ;DQG
; system continues to contain your dog during a power outage. When
power is restored, the system will automatically recharge the battery, so
you never have to worry about changing batteries. The Back-up Battery
option is available from
www.hitecpet.com. If you choose not to purchase the Back-up Battery
option your system will work perfectly with the AC adapter as long as
you have uninterrupted household wall current available.
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Crossing a Driveway or Walk
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joint into which you can place the wire. Remove any calking material in the
joint, place the wire and re-caulk. If an expansion joint is not available, you
can make a ½ inch deep narrow slit across the drive or walk using a circular
power saw and masonry blade. Place the wire in the slit and seal with
outdoor silicone caulk of matching color. Use asphalt sealant for asphalt
driveways. Another option is High Tech Pet’s new optional Driveway Traverse
Strip, which easily crosses driveways and walks with your electronic fence
wire. This durable rubber slit attractively covers and protects the pet fence
wire. You can drive over it, walk over it, even mow over it with no damage
to the underlying boundary wire. Made of super durable elastomer, that will
last years and years, it takes only minutes to install. To order, go to www.
hightechpet.com and search “driveway traverse strip”.
Crossing Gravel
When crossing gravel, run the wire through a hose or PVC pipe and then
bury at least three inches deep.
Crossing Water
To cross a stream or body of water, run the wire through a hose or PVC pipe.
Anchor each end using large rocks or other stationary objects.
STEP 9: Place the Boundary Flags
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perimeter. This is especially important during training. Flags should be
placed along the entire perimeter spaced no more than ten feet apart. Using
a fully matching color. Use asphalt sealant for asphalt driveways.
STEP 10: Fit the Receiver Collar to Your Dog
A. For the receiver collar to properly apply the corrective shock
stimulus, it is very important that the electrodes make good contact
with the animal’s skin. Fur between the electrodes and skin can
greatly reduce the amount of stimulus transmitted to your dog. For
this reason, we recommend that you shave the fur under your dog’s
neck where the electrodes contact the skin.
B. Place the collar around your dog’s neck with the receiver housing at
the bottom.
C. Fit the strap as snugly as possible without restricting breathing.
D. Make sure both electrodes are in good contact with your dog’s skin.
Use of a little skin lotion on your dog’s neck will improve contact.
E. FeZ\pfl_Xm\[\k\id`e\[k_\gifg\iÔk#dXibk_\jkiXgXe[Zlkf]]
the excess length.

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Splicing the Boundary Wire:PfldXpÔe[k_\`eZcl[\[`dgifm\[
waterproof wire splices useful in connecting individual lengths of wire or
twisted wire. To use these connectors:
1. Push the two ends of the wires into the outer two holes in the splice.
View from the bottom to make sure the wires are fully inserted.
2. Using pliers squeeze the top black button down solidly until it bottoms out.
Additional splices are available from www.hightechpet.com
STEP 7: Test Your System
Switch the Base Station Transmitter ON. Take your Receiver Collar and
walk the entire boundary ensuring that the collar continues to beep along
the entire perimeter. Also check the lengths of twisted wire to make sure
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up a signal from the twisted length, the basic layout is probably incorrect
-- review the discussion of single and double loop layouts. If you are using
a single loop layout, twisted wire can only be used at the base station, or at
the feed from the primary loop to another primary loop (example: small loop
within a large loop).
STEP 8: Bury the Boundary Wire
You do not have to bury the wire for the Humane Contain System to operate
however, for protection of the wire, we recommend that you bury it at least
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power lawn edger, make a narrow trough around the path of the loop. Using
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Because of its advanced digital electronics, stray radio signals are unlikely to
cause false activation of the collar. However, we recommend that you stay
at least six feet away from electrical, telephone, cable TV and other buried
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should avoid running the wire near such structures. If your neighbor has an
electronic dog fence you should bury the wire at least ten feet away.
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The TX-casing is assembled in two parts, the mounting base and the
electronics console. In the package, they are assembled together. You must
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simply pulling them apart. Hold the mounting base in one hand and the
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A. Using the four mounting screws provided, mount the Mounting Base in
its desired location.
B. If you have purchased the optional back-up battery, install it in the back
of the electronics console by plugging in the connector and snapping
the battery into place. If you did not purchase the back-up battery it is
easy to install it at a later date should you choose to do so.
C. Line up the snap in mounting posts in the Mounting Base with the
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snap together.
AC Adapter: Plug the 16 VDC adapter into a standard 115 Volt outlet and
connect the DC plug into the receptacle on the lower right of the Base
Station Transmitter.
STEP 4: Test The Receiver Collar Radio Function
You should test the receiver by installing a 24 inch long test loop of wire
across the quick connect cable terminals. Set the Power Boost switch
to normal (NOR) and switch on the Base Station Transmitter. Bring the
receiver close to your test loop. A beeping sound emitted by the receiver
collar indicates the system is working properly. Note that with such a short
loop the range will only be a few inches.
STEP 5: Prepare Twisted Wire Lengths First
Prepare the twisted lengths of wire. From your system layout sketch,
determine the length required for each twisted pair. Cut two equal lengths
of wire for each required twisted pair. With the pair of wires side by side,
put one end of each wire in a power drill and spin the wires until there is
approximately one twist per inch of wire. Do not over-twist because this
could damage the wire. Repeat for each required pair.
STEP 6: Layout the Boundary Wire Above Ground
Before burying your boundary wire, we recommend that you run the
complete loop of wire, make all connections and use the receiver collar to
fully test the system with the wire above ground. Referring to the sketch
you made of your system layout, run and connect the wire loop above
ground, connect it to the Transmitter Base Station.
Installation Tip: Leave a little (about 15 inches) slack in the wire
periodically along the perimeter and at the corners of the layout so you
have a little extra wire when needed to repair a break in the loop. Wind
the 15 inch slack into a 5 inch diameter coil and bury it with the wire.
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feature and make a map of them.

STEP 2: Assemble the Required Tools
Here is the list of tools you will need.
1. Straight edge spade or power edger
2. Wire cutter/stripper
3. Power drill with 1/8” drill bit
4. Phillips screwdriver or Phillips driver bit for your drill
STEP 3: Set Up the Base Station Transmitter
Mounting:
FIGURE 12
Indoor mounting of the TX-Base Station Transmitter is preferred.
However, if your layout prohibits indoor mounting, it is acceptable to
mount the TX-outdoors. Although the casing is water-sealed, you
should still choose a location that is not directly exposed to rain, wind
and other adverse weather.
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A. Separate Mounting Base From Electronics Console. B: Mount the Mounting Base to Your Wall.
C: Install Optional Rechargeable Battery if Desired. D. Reassemble Mounting Base and Electronics Console
by Pushing the Two Pieces Together Firmly.
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BOUNDARY WIRE
Even the boundary wire used on your ;DQG;system is unique.
The copper alloy wire and insulating coating are all made specially to our
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frequency broadcast conductor, with a mechanically strong core and an
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to purchase standard 18 or 20 gauge “hardware store” quality wire.
However, we recommend that you use our custom wire to ensure the
best quality and performance at the best value pricing. Boundary
extension kits are available from www.hitecpet.com and contain
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waterproof wire splices. To locate the item go to www.hitecpet.com
and search on “Wire Flag Kit”.

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PART 3 - STEP BY STEP INSTALLATION
STEP 1: Plan Your System Layout
This is the most important step. Be sure to take the time to plan
carefully. This will avoid time consuming corrections to your installation.
Before beginning installation of your system we recommend you make
an aerial sketch of your yard such as the one shown in Figure 6. Your
sketch should include all buildings, large plants, trees, walks, driveway,
pool and other important details. Then sketch in where you plan to place
the boundary wire. Make sure the wire makes a continuous loop.
SAFETY TIP:
Since you will only be burying the cable 4 inches deep at maximum,
it is unlikely that you will disturb power or phone lines. Still, we
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location of all buried wires, mark them on your sketch and avoid
running the boundary cable in these areas.
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A common error is trying
to replace a section of
single loop wire with a
piece of twisted wire to
create a gate as shown in
Figure 11. This will not
work. In order to create
a gate, you must run a
double loop as shown in
Figures 9 and 10 above.
TX
A VERY COMMON ERROR
OK
Section 1 & 2
Twisted Together
SECTION 1 SECTION 2
INCORRECT
SINGLE SECTION OF WIRE LOOP
FIELD WILL
NOT
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DO NOT DO THIS!
Figure 11

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Adding a GATE
If you want a permanent opening or gate in
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is commonly called a double loop, as shown
in Figure 9. Carefully follow the current
around the wiring and you will realize that
this layout is actually still a single loop of
wire that is folded back upon itself. If the
gate is narrow, you may have to reduce the
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be done by triangulating or folding the wire
back on itself for a short distance as shown
inside Figure 9. Do not bury the wire near
the gate until after the entire system is
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strength in all areas of the installation.
In double loop installations, it is very
important to have the inside and outside
wires separated by at least 6 feet
all around the containment area
if you want a normal containment
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12 feet of wire separation if you
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width – up to 20 feet. Using less
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strength and requires the dog
to be closer to the wire before
receiving a correction. Whatever
wire separation you choose,
maintain a consistent separation
between the inside and outside
wires if you want a consistent
correction distance. Remember
the double loop requires almost
twice as much wire, and burying
of that wire, as a single loop, so
plan accordingly.
Once you have chosen to use
the “double loop” layout, you
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by twisting the inner and outer wires together, or simply bringing the two
wires together tightly. This concept, shown in Figure 10.
TIP: The amount of twist and the direction of the twist is of little
importance, as long as the wires are touching each other along the
entire “gate” section.
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MAKING A CONTAINMENT FIELD WITH A GATE
WIDE
GATE
Wire Wire
Wire Wire
NARROW
GATE
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6 FOOT
SEPARATION
RECOMMENDED
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MAKING A CONTAINMENT FIELD WITH MULTIPLE GATES
TX
TWISTED WIRE
FIELD WILL CANCEL
GATE
GATE GATE
6 FOOT
SEPARATION
RECOMMENDED
Figure 10
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Figure 6
TYPICAL LAYOUT FOR
BOUNDARIES WITHIN BOUNDARY
Twisted
To Pond
Twisted
To Pool Pool
Boundary Wire
House
Garden
Property Line Twisted
Wire
Pond
Transmitter
Mounted in
Garage
Splice Splice
Twisted Wire
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Pond

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Calculate the total length of wire required to ensure that you have
enough to complete the installation. Remember that twisted wire counts
as twice its length since there are two strands. Figure 7 shows a basic
wire length calculation.
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width of at least 3 feet (preferably 6 – 10 ft.) on each side of the
boundary wire. Your dog will need at least another 5 to 10 ft. for a safe
roaming area. Avoid making passageways too narrow or your dog may
be hesitant to use them.
WIRE LENGTH CALCULATION
30’
190’
100’
220’
15’
85’
8’
TWISTED
WIRE
BURIED WIRE
Length of Field Wire = 15’ + 85’ + 220’ + 100’ + 190’ + 30’ = 640’
Length of Twisted Wire = 8’ x 2 = 16’
Total Wire Required 656’
Figure 7
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For the system to work properly, the wire must make a continuous loop.
The signal is transmitted from one terminal of the transmitter through
the wire and back to the other terminal. Twisting two adjacent sections
of the wire loop cancels the signal along the twisted length. So use
the twisted wire from the transmitter out to the exterior loop as shown
in Figure 8. This allows the dog to cross the area without receiving
a correction. Use other lengths of twisted wire to connect smaller
boundaries around plants, pools and other pet restricted areas.
Single Loop Limitations
Note however that the basic single loop containment layouts shown in
Figure 8, cannot have a gate or opening in the fence where the dog can
walk or be transported out of the loop. To let the dog out of the basic
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loop. Using a switch in the loop creates a break in the wire which will be
detected by the base transmitter and will result in an audible alarm as long
as the switch is open. However it does work and the dog will learn that
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TWISTED WIRE
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BASIC CONTAINMENT FIELD
TWISTED WIRE AS LEAD IN FROM
TRANSMITTER TO ACTIVE FIELD
FIELD WITHIN A FIELD
USE OF TWISTED WIRE TO PROTECT
SMALL AREAS WITHIN THE MAIN BOUNDARY
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