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- Seite 1 ELECTRONIC FENCE ELECTRONIC FENCE...
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Seite 2: Inhaltsverzeichnis
1. Introduction 1. Introduction 1. Einführung 2. Kit Contents 2. Contenu du Kit 2. Lieferumfang 3. Collar Unit Features 3. Caractéristiques du Collier 3. Halsband mit Empfänger 4. Control Unit: Features and Fixing 4. Unité de Commande : Caractéristiques et Fixation 4. -
Seite 3: Introduction
Many thousands of PAC clients will testify to our enormous success through innovation, reliability and service. PAC’s Electronic Fence is the most popular, since it is so easy to install, and has negligible running costs. ELECTRONIC FENCE Introduction Félicitations ! Vous avez décidé... -
Seite 4: Kit Contents
a) Control Unit g) Pointed probes b) Collar Unit (see Collar Unit features) c) Mains power adaptor h) Wall fixings (13 amp plug supplied for UK) NB Wire is not normally d) Spanner supplied with the kit see p5 e) Loop-wire connector kit j) Wall fixing template (crimp OR screw-join) NB Wire not normally supplied with the... -
Seite 5: Collar Unit Features
d) Reset contact point. See page 26. a) Collar unit (waterproof) e) Pointed probes for longhaired coats. b) Probe assembly f) Fitted probes for normal coats. c) Status indicator Caractéristiques du Collier a) Collier (étanche) d) Remettre le point de contact à zéro. Voir page 26. b) Sonde e) Sondes pointues pour les animaux à... -
Seite 6: Control Unit: Features And Fixing
a) Power input socket f) Loop-wire terminals b) Power supply indicator g) Use supplied template to mark c) Loop-wire zone display wall for fixings into wood or masonry d) Loop-wire zone adjustment NB Install under cover/indoors.(p15) e) Collar charging socket Unité... -
Seite 7: Other Requirements
a) Loop-wire (available from most electrical wholesalers in 100 metre reels) Specification - 1.5mm 2 multi-cored PVC cable 7/0.53 BS 6491X (or equivalent). See table for minimum number of reels required.Add approximately 20% to allow for awkward shaped perimeters. b) (Recommended) Boundary-demarcation plastic-tape, temporarily to help the dog recognise the new boundaries during the initial training period. -
Seite 8: How The System Works
The electromagnetic, active zone (A) comprises several sub-zones. The collar reacts immediately according to time and distance from the wire (w). a) Tone-only followed after 2 seconds by low level stimulus. b) Tone plus immediate medium level stimulus. c) Tone plus immediate high level stimulus (10 seconds max. for humane reasons) All deterrent activity ceases immediately the dog withdraws, when the collar automatically resets Fonctionnement du système... -
Seite 9: Layout Overview
a) The wire must form a complete loop around the area to be enclosed, starting and finishing at the Control Unit. b) Before attempting to bury or otherwise fix the wire in place, lay the complete loop on the surface and test that your chosen route will work to your expectation (see p21). This will facilitate any necessary later adjustment to the proposed route. -
Seite 10: Choosing The Route
a) Follow natural boundary markers e.g. fence, wall, line of bushes or trees or the edge of the lawn. b) Crossing the lawn, for example, is not recommended, since the dog will not easily recognise an arbitrary boundary. Choix de l’itinéraire a) Suivez les repères des limites naturelles, par exemple clôture, mur, ligne de buissons ou d’arbres ou encore le bord de la pelouse. -
Seite 11: Loop Wire Installation:active Zone/Positioning
a) Tacked to a boundary feature. Optimum position = dog collar height. b) Laid on the surface (needing a slightly larger zone size). c) Buried just below the surface. 50-100mm (2-4”)- the shallower the better. d) In some areas with high mineral content, it will not be possible to bury the wire much below the surface due to local, environmental factors that can affect the zone shape... -
Seite 12: Avoid Signal Pick-Up
a) Do not lay the cable parallel to incoming conductive (metal) services – e.g. electricity cables or water pipe – since this might cause stray signals to affect the dog’s collar in the house. b)To avoid this, always cross such services at right angles. c) If the loop-wire is attached to a wire mesh fence it will pick-up and radiate the signal. -
Seite 13: Tips For Laying The Wire
If burying the cable or laying it on the surface, consider … a) protecting it from excessive wear (e.g. when running across a gravel driveway) or accidental damage (e.g. by a gardener’s spade or lawn mower) by running it through a protective sheath e.g. a plastic (water-) pipe (page 12). -
Seite 14: Other Tips For A Tidy Installation
If using plastic piping to sheath the wire, to avoid difficulty in threading the wire through long sections: a) use shorter sections of pipe, joining them using short sleeves of larger cross-section pipe. b) Use cable clips (available from all electrical wholesalers) to tack the loop-wire to fences or walls. -
Seite 15: Joining The Loop Wire
Standard connector: a) Strip both ends of the wire to 5mm (¼”) b) Slide shrink-sleeve over one of the wires c) Join the two ends together using the metal connector d) Wrap joint tightly with the PVC tape e) Slide sleeve over the assembly and shrink it with gentle heat. Heatsealtm Connector: i) strip as above, ii) place both ends into centre of connector iii) crimp with crimping tool iv) heatseal Raccordement de la Boucle... -
Seite 16: Twisting The Loop Wire
a).When the loop signal needs to be cancelled twist an incoming and outgoing section b) Ensure twists are close enough to cancel signal Torsion de la Boucle a).Lorsque le signal de la boucle doit être annulé, torsadez une section entrante et sortante b) Vérifier si les torsades sont suffisamment proches pour annuler le signal Verdrillen des Kabels... -
Seite 17: Locating The Control Unit
Position the Control Unit somewhere under cover, protected from the weather where it can be seen on a regular basis to check: a) power source b) the continuity of the loop and c) the nominal size of the zone An ideal place would be next to the door through which the dog(s) go in and out of the house, or in an easily accessible shed or garage. -
Seite 18: Linking To The Control Unit
a) Twist the loop-wire tails all the way from the perimeter to the Control Unit. b) Connect loop-wire tails (stripped by 1/4") to terminals by firmly pressing white levers towards the circuit board (NB these levers are necessarily quite stiff) c) Connect power supply from the mains adapter or car battery (using optional clip connector) to the control unit. -
Seite 19: Typical Installation Example
a) Loop-wire tails are twisted all the way from the perimeter to the control unit b) Loop-wire can be twisted and re-opened to create a satellite loop around the swimming pool and/or flowerbed. Twisted section gives dog free access. c) The wire can be buried and sheathed in a protective, plastic conduit to run beneath the driveway. -
Seite 20: Fitting The Collar And Maintenance
a) Ensure that the collar is correctly and snugly positioned on the dog’s neck. Inspect for skin irritation on a daily basis. For longhaired breeds use the more pointed probes. b) Never fit the collar to your dog when near to the zone! c) If soiled or exposed to salt water, wash with fresh water and brush. -
Seite 21: Batteries And Recharging The Collar
a) Charge collar before use; then each 2 weeks during training; and every 2-4 weeks thereafter. b) Charging:1)Plug collar firmly into dock (+ to +); 2)LED light ON; 3)LED blinks OFF (confirmation); 4)LED light ON again for full 16 hours charge; 5)LED light goes OFF (charge complete) NB Charge cycle restarts automatically whever collar is plugged in.Do not charge same collar within 24 hours. -
Seite 22: System Setup: Changing The Zone Size
a) The zone size is adjusted turning the blue potentiometer.(you may use a screwdriver to assist if you wish) Full anti-clockwise (7 o'clock) = min zone size. Turning gradually clockwise increases zone size up to (5 o'clock) = max zone size (about 3 metres) b) The zone LEDs will act as a guide to zone size. -
Seite 23: System Set-Up:testing
a) The distance from the wire where the collar first emits a tone warning indicates the zone size. b) Check that the battery is fully charged c) Check at several points on the perimeter to ensure the collar and loop are working properly and consistently (i.e. -
Seite 24: Training Phase I
El perro lleva tanto el collar PAC (ajustado sin apretar) como el suyo propio (para poner la correa) d) Meta al perro dentro de la delimitación (sobre todo los puntos débiles) para que escuche el tono de aviso. - Seite 25 Fase I y, a continuación, c) Apriete de manera gradual el collar PAC para que se adapte cómodamente (consulte la página 18). d) Asegúrese de que el collar PAC se adapta a la parte más estrecha del cuello del perro. Training: Phase II...
- Seite 26 Proofing and Confirmation (1-2 days) a) Test success to date by distracting the dog near to the zone. b) Remove his own collar (and lead) freeing him to discover for himself c) Keep an eye on him till you are confident he is OK on his own. d) Gradually remove markers (over period of 2 weeks or more) Dressage : Phases III&IV Vérification et Confirmation (1-2 jours) a) Testez votre succès jusqu’à...
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Seite 27: Going Offsite
Sortie des limites Pour éviter de perturber le chien lorsque vous lui faites traverser la limite définie par la boucle, retirez-lui son collier PAC, et a) transportez-le de l’autre côté en voiture ou, si vous le pouvez, en b) le portant physiquement ou c) faites-lui emprunter un portail qu’il ne doit normalement pas franchir, en le tenant... -
Seite 28: Troubleshooting:collar Problems Part
Under certain, extreme circumstances the processor in the collar might lock - off. Try to RESET it by briefly inserting the collar into the charging dock (+ to +). Détection des Pannes-Problèmes de Collier-Partie 1 Dans certaines circonstances extrêmes, le processeur qui se trouve dans le collier peut se déverrouiller. -
Seite 29: Solución De Problemas: Problemas Con El Collar (Parte 2)
a) Battery low/empty? – Recharge (see page 19). b) Collar fitted properly? – Tighten (see page 18). c) Longhaired dog? – Fit pointed probes (see page 3). d) Collar processor locked off? – Reset (see page 26). e) Use neon tester to check impulse stimulus. Polarity unimportant. Remember, there are 2-seconds of grace in the outer sub-zone. -
Seite 30: Solución De Problemas: Problemas Con El Cable Del Circuito
a) Alarm Warning-note location of zone lights.? Check for Loop-wire continuity. Circuit broken? Find break and repair. b) Zone too small? Increase (see page 22).- Not possible? Check circuit resistance. If more than 1 ohm/100 metres length, check for corrosion on your joins (see page 13). c) Stray signals within permitted areas? Check Loop-wire run near to incoming services. -
Seite 31: Solución De Problemas: Problemas Con La Unidad De Control
a) Control Unit problems are very rare. Double-check collar/wire! b) Test with a short loop (say, 20 metres) separated out to make a circle. This loop should enable you to check both the Collar Unit and the Control Unit operations. c) In the event of mains power supply failure, the power ON LED + highest selected zone LED remain on, Détection des Pannes : Problèmes au niveau de l’Unité... - Seite 32 Co Kilkenny Co.Kilkenny Ireland Ireland UK Freephone 0800 028 4325 Tel Int.: 353 51423679 Fax Int.: 353 51423964 www.pacdog.com made in EU info@pacdog.com printed in EU support@pacdog.com © PAC Products Ltd. 2007 Instruction Manual for your PAC FC4 Electronic Fence design:phelanassociates.com...