Instructions

the next reading may point directly to the right because you are

now next to the bush. If you kept walking, 5 seconds later the

arrow would be pointing behind you because you have now passed

the bush. This will allow you to find the exact location of your pet.

g. When driving you will generally be using the beep tones as your

guide while you search in a “hotter/colder” fashion. When you get

to intersections, hold the locator up above the dashboard and see if

you can get a directional arrow to guide you which way to turn. If

not, choose a direction and note if the signal is getting stronger

(more beeps) or weaker (fewer beeps). If you drive outside the

range of the system then after 10 tries of not being able to

communicate with the tag (about 50 seconds) the locator will

automatically start searching for the tag again to restart

communications. If this happens, turn around and go back to the

area where you last had contact with the tag.

h. It is generally fastest to stay in the car until you have found the

point on the road that gives you the highest number of beeps.

Proceed along while watching for your pet until the number of

beeps goes down and then go back to where you received the

highest signal and then proceed on foot. Always stop and proceed

on foot if you hear three beeps, you are very close to your pet!

Follow safe driving procedures at all times when

using the system while in a vehicle. Use hands-free

operation of the system and, when possible, have a

companion with you to operate the locator.

If an emergency arises and you are not certain of

the state of the locator, turn it off and back on

then select the pet you wish to track. The tag will

always automatically return to the mode where it

is responsive to the locator’s searching signal.