Batteries are fully charged in 3 hours.
Tag battery will run 6 weeks in
monitor, 2 weeks in standby and 3 days
in track.
Locator will run up to 8 hours in search,
3 days in track or monitor modes.
Locator may be kept connected to
charger for continuous monitoring.
Press and hold the power button until the display
comes on and the locator beeps twice.
If the locator will not power on then connect the
charger and try again.
Short presses of the power button turn the display
backlight on and off.
Press and hold the power button. The status light with
flash in 3 groups of 1 two or 3 flashes. 3 = Fully
charged battery; 2 = half charged; 1= needs charging.
Press and hold the power button to turn off. 1 second
flash means tag is turning off. Short flash means tag
was busy communicating, try again.
Press the Pet button 1, 2
or 3 for the desired pet.
“Track” will flash, press
Select to start searching.
“Searching” will now
flash at the top of the
display.
To stop the tracking
operation, press the Pet
button repeatedly until
the mode box is blank
and then press Select.
If the locator loses contact
with your pet’s tag then “No
Signal” will be displayed.
If a direction can not be
computed “Change Location”
will be displayed.
These messages may pop up
occasionally in normal
operation.
If the signal is lost for 50 sec
then the searching mode will
restart automatically.
Always hold the locator like
you were carrying a pan of
water.
To get a directional arrow,
move to an unobstructed area,
higher ground is better.
When you first get a
directional arrow turn 90
degrees and see if the arrow
tracks.
Always point the locator in
the direction of the tag while
moving, not away from it.
If the arrow is lost or jumps in
direction continue on in the
last known direction.
If no arrow is displayed, use
the distance indication in a
“warmer/colder” fashion until
the direction is shown.
Search by driving or walking
when no signal is received.
Pressing Down for 2 seconds
silences the beeper.
A single beep indicates the
tag has begun responding to
the locator’s searching
signals.
If after 2 minutes the pet’s
tag has not responded a long
beep will sound and “No
Signal” will be displayed.
Press Select to restart search
mode again, walk or drive
to likely areas where your
pet may be to widen the
search area.
Each time your pet’s tag
responds the locator will
beep, about every 4 seconds.
1 beep = far, 2 beeps =
closer, 3 beeps = nearby
The range bars and distance
percentage indicate the
proximity of the pet.
More bars = closer
Higher percentage = closer
The directional arrow shows
the direction to your pet.
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