Owner's Manual

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Operating Guide - Wireless Option

Power Up the Barrier Transmitter

Locate the battery door on the bottom of the Barrier Transmitter. 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 Barrier Transmitter

To prevent an unintended correction, never perform set-up

procedures while your pet is wearing the Receiver Collar.

1. Turn the Barrier Transmitter upright and open the lid

exposing the LCD display and range buttons.

2. Press the up (+) button once to turn ON the Barrier

Transmitter. A black segment in the bottom of the LCD

display indicates the unit is set to the lowest range (2A).

3. Each segment represents approximately two feet of

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.

Test the Barrier Area

1. Keeping your hands away from the Contact Points, use the

edge of the Test Light Tool to turn the receiver battery door

to the ON position.

2. Hold the Receiver Collar with the Contact Points facing up. Place

the Test Light Tool on the Contact Points so that the wire in the

Test Light Tool touches the Contact Points (3A). The PetSafe

logo on the Receiver Collar should face the Transmitter.

3. Hold the Receiver Collar at the approximate height of your

dog’s neck (3B). Start outside of the range and walk slowly

toward the Barrier Transmitter. As you reach the Barrier Area, the

Receiver Collar emits a series of high-pitched tones. For each

tone you hear, you should notice the Test Light ﬂashing which

indicates that a progressive Static Correction is being delivered.

The Receiver Collar’s tone is easily heard by dogs but may be at

a volume level difﬁcult for some humans to hear.

4. Check the range of the Barrier Area from multiple angles to

ensure you are getting the desired coverage.

If you place the Barrier Transmitter close to your house, the

signal may transmit through a wall. Be sure to test the Receiver

Collar inside your home.

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