1.Correction Level - Positioning the STIM LEVEL switch to
LOW, MED, or HI selects the correction level your dog
receives as he enters the containment field. The LOW setting
administers a 2-second warning sound, followed by a low
level of correction if your dog does not return to a safe area.
The MED setting administers a 2-second warning sound, fol-
lowed by a medium level of correction if your dog does not
return to a safe area. The HI setting delivers an immediate
high level of correction without any warning sound prior to the
correction.
2.Field Size-The FIELD SIZE switch allows you to select the
appropriate setting based on the size of your installation. The
SM setting is for properties using 1000 feet of wire or less.
The LG setting is for all installations using over 1000 feet of
wire.
3. Field Width Adjustment - The FIELD WIDTH knob con-
trols the distance from the wire that your dog will receive the
warning sound and correction. With the supplied test light on
the collar receiver, always test this function at multiple loca-
tions in your containment area before putting the collar on
your dog.
4.Charge Reminder - The REMINDER switch allows you to
select a reminder interval of 60 (Labeled A) or 30 (Labeled B)
days or turn the function OFF. The timer starts when the col-
lar receiver is removed from the charger. This switch should
be set at a time interval that will remind you to check the col-
lar receiver and verify that it has an adequate charge to con-
tain your dog. You should check the collar receiver for a low
battery indication before you put it on your dog.
5.Alarm Volume - The volume of the alarm indicator can be
adjusted using the ALARM VOLUME knob.
6. Power - The containment system can be turned on or off
by sliding the POWER switch to the ON or OFF position.
7. Battery Backup Monitor - If power to the home is inter-
rupted, backup power is provided by installing eight AA
Alkaline batteries (not included) in the holder on the backside
of the transmitter housing. Only use Alkaline batteries. The
Battery Backup Monitor will sound to indicate the AA batteries
need to be changed. This alarm can be turned ON or OFF by
the switch inside the transmitter. For the safety of your dog,
this feature should be turned on and the batteries kept in
working order at all times.
8.Wire Terminals- The two containment loop wires from the
Lightning Protector connect to the wall transmitter through the
bottom of the case. They slide into the terminal block located
inside the transmitter in the area marked LOOP. When the
containment loop is properly connected, the green transmitter
light will illuminate to indicate the power is on and the loop
wires are properly connected
9. Power Connection - The power for the containment sys-
tem is provided by a supplied 24-volt, 400-milliAmp AC
adapter. This adapter plugs into the supplied Lightning
Protector, which in turn is plugged into a nearby 110-volt
household outlet. The other end plugs into the power con-
nector located inside the transmitter through the bottom of the
transmitter case.
10.Indicator Light and Alarm - The light located on the front
face of the transmitter will indicate the following conditions:
Notes:
1. Alarm tone twice per second.
2. Three one second reminder tones every minute. Reset by
placing the receiver on the charge cradle for more than 5 min-
utes. May be turned off by placing charge REMINDER switch
in the OFF position.
3. Alarm tone once per second when BACKUP BATTERY
monitor switch is set to ON.
4. Alarm tone once per second.May be turned off by placing
switch in OFF position.
A chart of the indicator light and alarm conditions has been
placed inside the transmitter cover for your convenience.
5.
IF-100 TRANSMITTER STATUS INDICATIONS
STATUS LIGHT ALARM CONDITION
TONE
SOLID GREEN NO POWER ON / SYSTEM OK
FLASHING GREEN NO RECEIVER CHARGING
FLASHING RED YES
1
BOUNDARY WIRE BROKEN
OR DISCONNECTED
FLASHING RED AND GREEN YES
2
RECEIVER RECHARGE
REMINDER
FLASHING YELLOW YES
3
BACKUP BATTERIES LOW
NONE YES
4
AC POWER DISCONNECTED
OPERATING ON BATTERY
NONE NO TRANSMITTER IS OFF OR
POWER IS DISCONNECTED
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