Petsafe Pawz Away Einrichtungshandbuch

PetSafe®Pawz Away™

Outdoor Pet Barrier

Operating andTraining Guide

Please read this entire guide before beginning.

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solutions in the world. Our mission is to be the most trusted brand in the pet

ownership experience.We want to ensure your pet’s safety by providing you

with the tools and techniques to successfully train your pet. If you have any

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Table of Contents

Components.............................................................................................. 3

Other ItemsYouWill Need.......................................................................... 3

How the Pawz Away™Outdoor Pet Barrier SystemWorks............................. 4

Key Deﬁnitions.......................................................................................... 4

Operating Guide -Wireless Option........................................................ 5

Power Up the BarrierTransmitter ............................................................ 5

Set Up the BarrierTransmitter................................................................. 5

Test the Barrier Area ............................................................................... 6

Fit the Receiver Collar onYour Pet........................................................... 6

Operating Guide -Wire Option.............................................................. 9

Determine Placement of BarrierTransmitter &Wire Layout...................... 9

Connect theWires to the BarrierTransmitter...........................................10

Test the Barrier Area ..............................................................................11

Install the BoundaryWire.......................................................................11

Fit the Receiver Collar............................................................................12

Additional Feature ....................................................................................12

Training Guide .......................................................................................13

BeginYour Pet’s First Session .................................................................13

FurtherTraining.....................................................................................13

Additional Information..............................................................................13

Accessories ...............................................................................................14

Troubleshooting......................................................................................14

Compliance ..............................................................................................16

Customer Care International.....................................................................16

Caution ....................................................................................................16

Perchlorate Battery....................................................................................17

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Components

Barrier Transmitter

(4 D Batteries not included)

Operating and

Training Guide

Test Light Tool

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Receiver Collar

(2) 3-V Lithium

Batteries for

Receiver Collar

PetSafe

Pawz Away

™

Outdoor Pet Barrier

System

Operating and Training Guide

Pleaseread this entire guidebefore beginning.

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Other ItemsYouWill Need

4 alkaline D-batteries• Phillips screwdriver• Non-metallic collar and leash• Scissors• Lighter•

Items needed for Custom Layout

Boundary wire rated for direct burial• Pliers• Wire stripping pliers• Shovel or lawn edger• Circular Saw with Masonry Blade (depending on your layout)• Waterprooﬁng Compound (depending on our layout)•

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How the Pawz Away™Outdoor Pet Barrier

SystemWorks

The BarrierTransmitter, disguised as a rock in your landscape, sends a spherical radio signal up to

16 feet in diameter or an 8 foot radius.Your pet wears a Receiver Collar with Contact Points that

touch his neck.When your pet enters the Barrier Area, he’ll hear a series of audible tones from the

Receiver Collar and he will feel a safe progressive Static Correction, delivered through the Contact

Points on his neck. It is designed to startle, not to punish.The progressive Static Correction will

get your pet’s attention, but will not cause harm.The correction continues until your pet leaves

the Barrier Area.The system has been proven safe, comfortable and effective for pets at least 6

months old and over 5 pounds.

You also have the option to create a custom shaped barrier using BoundaryWire. Create a barrier

loop up to 150 feet.

Warning:This is a deterrence system designed to keep pets away from areas in your

landscape you want to protect.THIS IS NOT A CONTAINMENT SYSTEM. Do not use

this system to keep your pet contained in your yard.The static correction is not intended

to keep your pet contained.

Key Definitions

BarrierTransmitter:Transmits the wireless radio signal.

Barrier Area: Area that you want to prevent your pet from gaining access to.

Receiver Collar: Receives the radio signal from the BarrierTransmitter.

Contact Points: Deliver the safe progressive Static Correction when your pet enters the Barrier Area.

Progressive Static Correction: Static correction begins at the lowest level and automatically

increases to maximum within 3 seconds of ﬁrst detection in the Barrier Area.

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OFF

OPEN

Contact Points

On/Off Dial

Open Battery

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Operating Guide -Wireless Option

Power Up the BarrierTransmitter

Locate the battery door on the bottom of the BarrierTransmitter. Loosen the 4 Phillips

head screws.The screws will stay in the battery lid. Install 4 alkaline D-batteries and

replace the battery door.

Under normal conditions, the batteries will operate the transmitter for up to one year.Test

the system every month to ensure it is working properly.

Set Up the BarrierTransmitter

Important: Never perform set-up procedures while your pet is wearing the

Receiver Collar.

Turn the BarrierTransmitter upright and open the lid1. exposing the LCD display and range buttons.

Press the up (+) button once to turn ON the Barrier2. Transmitter.A black segment in the bottom of the

LCD display indicates the unit is set to the lowest

range (1A).

Each segment represents approximately two feet of3. diameter.You can create a Barrier Area up to 16 feet

in diameter. Using the up (+) and down (-) buttons,

adjust the range to ﬁt the desired pet Barrier Area.

Step

Test

the

Barrier

Area

Keeping

your

hands

away from

the

Contact

Points.

use

the

edge

the

Test LightTool

turn

the

receiver

battery

door

the

position.

Hold

the Receiver Collar with the

Contact

Points facing

up. Place

the

Test LightTool

the

Contact

Points so

that the wire in

the

Test LightTool touches the

Contact

Points (2A).

The

PetSafe~

logo

the

Receiver Collar

should face

the

Transmitter.

Hold

the

Receiver Collar

the

approximate height

your dog's neck (2B).

Start

outside

the range

and

walk

slowly toward

the

BarrierTransmitter. As you reach the

Barrier Area, the Receiver Collar emits aseries

high-

pitched tones.

For

each

tone

you hear,

you

should notice

the

Test Light flashing which indicates

that

aprogressive 28

Static Correction is being delivered.

The

Receiver Collar's

tone

is easily heard by dogs

but

may be

avolume level

difficult for some

humans

to hear.

Check

the range

the Barrier Area from multiple angles

ensure you are getting

the

desired coverage.

you

place

the

Barrier

Transmitter

your

house,

the

signal may

transmit through

awall. Be

sure

test

the

Receiver Collar inside your

home.

Important:

Should

you

find

that

you

are

not

getting

the

desired

range

the

maximum

setting,

move

the

Barrier

Transmitter

few

feet.

variety

factors

can

affect

the

magnetic

field.

For

best

results,

place

the

Barrier

Transmitter

non-conductive

surface,

I.e.,

lawn

landscape

bed.

Metal

objects

may

distort

the

Barrier

Area

size.

not:

•

Place

Barrier

Transmitter

metal

surfaces.

•

Place

Barrier

Transmitter

near

large

metal

objects

such

heating

and

air

conditioning

units,

metal

outbuildings,

metal

trash

cans,

etc.

•

Place

the

Barrier

Transmitter

location

where

may

become

submerged

water.

•

For

the

longest

battery

life,

avoid

exposing

the

transmitter

extreme

temperatures

for

any

extended

time.

Fit

the

Receiver

Collar

Your

Pet

Important:

Proper

fit

and

placement

your

Receiver

Collar

necessary

for

effective

operation.

The

Contact

Points

must

have

direct

contact

with

your

pet's

skin

the

underside

his

neck.

To assure a

proper

fit, please follow these steps:

Using

the

Test LightTool,

turn

the

battery

door

the

OFF

position.

Start

with

your

pet

standing

comfortably (3A).

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Care

Center

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Place the Receiver collar on your pet so that the PetSafe3. ®logo is

facing your pet’s chin. Center the Contact Points underneath your

pet’s neck, touching the skin. If your pet has a long or thick coat then

it may be necessary to trim the hair around the Contact Points to

make sure that contact is consistent.

Note:The Receiver Collar comes with short Contact Points.Long Contact

Points are available and can be purchased through the Customer Care Center.Please see the

Accessories section of this Operating andTraining Guide for more information.

Adjust the tightness of the Receiver Collar to4. ﬁt your pet’s neck. Check the tightness of the

Receiver Collar by inserting one ﬁnger between

the end of a Contact Point and your pet’s neck.

The ﬁt should be snug but not constricting (3B).

Allow your pet to wear the Receiver Collar for5. several minutes then recheck the ﬁt. Check the

ﬁt again as your pet becomes more comfortable

with the Receiver Collar.

Once you are satisﬁed with the ﬁt of the6. Receiver Collar then you may trim any excess

collar strap as follows (3C):

Mark the desired length of the Receivera. Collar with a pen.Allow for growth if your

pet is young or grows a thick winter coat.

Remove the Receiver Collar from your petb. and cut off the excess.

Before placing the Receiver Collar back ontoc. your pet, seal the edge of the cut collar by

applying a ﬂame along the frayed edge.

mportant: For comfort, safety and effectiveness of product please ensure

the following:

Check the fit of the Receiver Collar often to prevent excessive pressure.You• should be able to insert one finger between the Contact Point and your pet’s skin.

Never leave the Receiver Collar on your pet for more than 12 consecutive hours.• Your pet must be carefully examined daily for any signs of a rash or sore.•

If a rash or sore is observed, discontinue the use of the Receiver Collar for a few days.•

If the condition persists beyond 48 hours, see your veterinarian.• Your pet’s neck and the Contact Points must be washed weekly with a wash cloth• and mild hand soap, and then rinsed thoroughly.

A condition called Pressure Necrosis, which is a devitalization of the skin due to

excessive and prolonged contact against the Contact Poin

ts, may occur if the steps

above are not followed.

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To Re-Thread the Collar

Slide Buckle

Ridges

The slide buckle prevents the collar from becoming

loose around your pet’s neck.

The ridges must be facing up; the collar will slip if it

is not properly threaded.

Receiver Collar Batteries

The PetSafe®Outdoor Receiver Collar uses two 3-volt Lithium coin cell batteries, size CR2032.

Replacement batteries can be found at many retailers or directly through PetSafe®. Contact the

Customer Care Center at 1-800-732-2677 or visit our website at www.petsafe.net to locate a

retailer near you.

To replace the batteries:

Using theTest LightTool, turn the battery door to the OPEN position.1. Lift the battery door out and turn the door over.The two 3-volt Lithium coin cell batteries are2. stored inside the door.

Remove the old batteries and insert new batteries with the positive (+) side facing the battery3. door lid.

Insert battery door back into the Receiver Collar and turn to either the OFF or ON position to4. lock the door in place.

Battery life will vary depending on how often your pet tests the system and receives a Static

Correction. Check the Receiver Collar and BarrierTransmitter every month to ensure the system

is working properly.To prolong battery life, it is recommended that you turn the Receiver Collar

and BarrierTransmitter OFF when not in use.

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Operating Guide -Wire Option

You can customize the size and shape of your barrier.This section discusses laying an

external wire which attaches to the BarrierTransmitter.The signal will transmit through

the wire, instead of through the BarrierTransmitter, at a range up to 12 feet from the

outside of the wire.

You can create a barrier using up to 150 feet of BoundaryWire. Use wire that is rated for

direct burial. PetSafe®BoundaryWire can be purchased in 150 foot spools through the

Customer Care Center.

Determine Placement of Barrier

Transmitter &Wire Layout

Basic PlanningTips

Warning: Before installing the BoundaryWire, make sure that there are

no buried power, telephone, or other electrical cables in the vicinity. Many

underground cables carry high voltage and digging into them, or laying your

BoundaryWire on them, may lead to hazard from shock or electrocution. Have

the local utility company mark your underground lines. In most communities this

is a free service.

When determining your wire layout it is important to

remember that you will need to set the range to a minimum

of 3 segments (4A) when using the wire option.The

segments indicate the barrier range. If the range is set to 1 or

2 segments, the signal will not be great enough to be picked

up by the Receiver Collar. Refer to the chart below for the

approximate range of the signal from the outside of the wire

for each segment.

Segment Range fromWire

3 3 feet

4 5 feet

5 8 feet

6 12 feet

The range will vary depending on the type of layout. Once you lay out your desired barrier

continue to Step 2 and 3 before burying the wire. It is important that you test the system

and make adjustments to your layout before burying the boundary wire.This will make

any layout changes easier.Work carefully.A nick in the wire insulation can diminish the

signal strength and create a weak area where your pet can enter the barrier area.

Step

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Additional tips for laying out your boundary wire:

Always use gradual turns (• 4B) at the corners with a minimum of 3 foot radius to

produce a more consistent boundary. Do not use sharp turns (4C), as this may cause

gaps in your boundary.

Avoid making passageways too narrow for your pet to move about freely (e.g., along the•sides of a house).

4B 4C

Sample Layouts

Perimeter Loop

(Single Loop)

The Perimeter Loop is

the most common layout.

This will allow your pet

to freely and safely roam

your entire property while

protecting gardens (4D),

children’s play areas (4E)

and landscaping. Barrier

Transmitter

Barrier

Area

Wire

Barrier

Transmitter

Barrier

Area

Wire

Connect theWires to the Barrier

Transmitter

Remove the battery door from the BarrierTransmitter1. by loosening the 4 Phillips head screws. Remove the

4 D-batteries if you had already placed them inside

the transmitter.

Locate the switch inside the battery cavity.This switch2. allows the BarrierTransmitter to operate as a wireless

(internal antenna) or wired (external antenna) unit.

Move the switch to the “External” option so that the

radio signal is sent through the wire (5A).

Using the wire stripping pliers, strip about ¼ inch of3. insulation from the ends of the BoundaryWire. Use

pliers to bend each end of the wire to form a 90 degree

angle (5B).

Step

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