JIAYIYANG ELECTRONICS 201507-617 Remote Pet Training System with Flashing LED Display User Manual
SHENZHEN JIAYIYANG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD Remote Pet Training System with Flashing LED Display Users Manual
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User Manual Training Collar System www.ipets-mall.com Table of Contens importantsatety iniermation 2 ComponenISr V 3 How the Dog Training System Works AA 4 Features . 4 Keyneiiniiions AA RemoieTransmKter 5 CoiiarReceiyerA A 5 Operating Guide 7 siepi prepare the Remo|e rransniuerand Receivercoliai 7 Slap?PairingCuHarRnccivcrmTvansmiflcr a Slep3 restine rraining Sys‘em Functions , io SlewFitinecoiiaraveceivev M srepsneAinreauineaaiiarrasuiagrsm) ,,,,,,,,,,, . . i2 FrequentiyAskedouestions A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 13 Trouoieshooting Generai Training Tips ... Common size oidmerent dogs ,. LiMITED 90 DAYS WARRANTY" iPetscusToMERsERVicE Important Salety Information WARNiNG NOT FORAGGRESSIVE DOGS Do not usetnis product iiyourddg isaggiesslve‘crliyourdogis prpnerpaggressive penaVipr,Aggressive dogs can cause severeiniury and even death rctheirownerand others iryou are unsure whetherthis productis approprlale'nrycurdng‘pleaseccmsuilycur veterinarian or certitied trainer. CAUTION: Risk ofskin damagl: Piease read and toiiowthe instructionscareiuiiy in this guide‘ Properllt loe cuHars is Important because a ‘0052 wilarmaycause incensistenrpertprmanee Acoiiarwornierropipng ormaderoptightpnrhe pet's neck may cause skin damage, rangingtrcm redness to pressure uicers (cprnrnoniy known as oedspres) These cpiiars can cause pressure necrosis it used incorrectiy and is often misideniitied as burns. . Avoid ieaving the collar on the dog ior more than izhours perday . When possible reposition the coiiaren the pet's neckevery i Io 2heurs . Checkme iitto prevent excessive pressure, and it is pkayro (rim any excess strap iehgth - Neverconnecta iead tothe eiectronic coiiar because it may cause excessive pressure on the contacts . Wash the dog's neck area and contacts lo2 aoiiarweekiy With a damp cioth . Exa e the contact area daiiytorsigns ota rash or a sore . iia rash orsore is found‘ discontinue use otthe coiiar untii the skin has heaied inhe condition persists beyond AB hours, see your veterinarian These steps wrii heip your pet saie arid comiortaoie iviiiiions or pets are aorniortaoie while wearing stainiess steei contacts Some pets are sensitive to contact pressure You maynnd aflersome timerhat your petrs very toierant orthe coiiar itso you may reiax spine oithese precautions it is important to cominue daily checks pnhe contact area. itredness orsores are detected discontinue use untii the skin hasiuiiy neaied Thank you tor choosing the ipers brand' You and your pet deserve a companionship that inciudes memoraoie moments and a shared understanding together Our mission is to ensure your pet's saiety by providing you the toois and techniques to successfuiiy train your pet shame you have any queries‘ piease contact our customerservice NOTE: Piease charge before using the product Components PET61771(1 for 1) \ulrhgnlnutn charger coHaVrvecewev vcmntetransmttter 1 l/ l /! Ot usmnu aatustammupctt Carma Pam: PET617-2(1fur 2) \estrhgmbmb [m1 bur 3......9.‘ _/\_/_/‘ HSBumn admstamewubeu Masetsnvcnnumntx colt—\tur lacawgr rlmoteuansmmev How the dog training system works? tpets pmducts are rename, ewecttve, and cemiertame (or targe or smalt dags The system asststs centroumg yourdcg wtthcut a teasn in a range up to 380 yams away' Instarmy sentt a stgnat (mm the Remate Tlansmmer, wntcn actwates yourucg's CDHaI Recewer. Tne dog wm recewe an anncymg put sate, narmtess sttmutattun thh correct, CDHSISQEM use of (ms product, the dog wHI assnctate ms mtsbehaviarwtlh your com-muons, and scan ennugh, you wiH nave a welt- lramed dug Thls partlcu‘ar mudet leatures adtustabte \eve‘s a'shmu‘almn, enabhng the usermlweak aeoardingty to the dog‘s temperament, Iemovmg tne rlsk of over sttmulatlon Features n Rechargeablz Remute Transmlflerand CuHar chzlver . Waterpreet Remete Transmitter and Collar Reeewer . LCD Dtsptay teaturmg a [flue backhghflor mthlmE usage . tootntensttytevetsotvmratton. . 100 tntenstty tevets atstattc Shock . Easytc use, adtustable tntensity Dtat. - Simple,elgancmtcdestgmayoul. . Belt Chp . Omsk amt stratgnttprwam patrmg process. . Range 01550 Vards . Capapte etstmuttaneaus mmrol cHwo dngs (extra reeewer ts purenasapte) . Swap ertarttessty between centmuaus amt Momentary sttmmatmn . AdjustapteTPu strap to accommodate any stze ot dog. - Antarcfflealure to conserves pawerwnen nut m use to extend battery Me . Remotetyturncnruucmtarkecewer Key Definitions Vibration Swan 2 indicator Li nt LCD screen Slsllc Bullnn 2 Antenna InterlSlly Dial FowelBullan Vibration Bullonl static Bullnnl ChalglngJaCk Palrlrl 5 mini RubberCever Remote Transmitter Antenna: Transmits signal lrorri Remote Transmitlerte (he Collar Receiver Transmitter indicator Lignt: Flashes green orsolid green wnen any oltne stimulation btmens are pressed and salm red when charging tne oattery or no power LCD Screen: Indicates tne intensity level or stimulation currently selected and battery lire wneri pressing stimulation buttons, |he LCD screen will riotily wnion receiveris receiving stimulation Intensity Dial: Rotate the dial to aeiusttne level olstimulatien lrorrr o to tan Toggle Swite - oggle svviton swaps between continuous and momentary mode ii tne toggle sWiteti is to tne lert, aii stimulallun pottons are new continuous and ilto tne right all stimulation btmons are new momentary Power Eunon: Powers the Remote Transmitteran and eliand has another lunetion tnat enables a mode (hatwlll viprate nie Remote Transmitter wnen pressing stimulation buttons Vihrzlinn Bulknn 1: Delivers curl|lnuclus Dr momentary Vlbrahun [a (he llrsl receiver, depending on tne positien oltlie Toggle Switeli Slalic Bulton 1: Delivers CDermcluS or momentary stalic shackle the lirst receiver, depending on ttie position oltne Toggle Switch Vibralion Bultan 1: Delivers commuous or momenlary vlhrallen In the second receiveri depending on me position oltne Toggle Switcn. Sufi: Bumm 2: Delivers continuous or momentary static shock In the secend receiver. depending on tne position ortne Toggle Swllch Charging Jack: Charges the battery ortne Remote Transmitter wnen connected to a power source Belt Clip: Allows lertne possieility el nenes tree training. Pairing Symbol: Pairs tne Remole Transmitterto the Cellar Receivertsl or powers olrtne Collar Receiverwhen properly aligned. Rubber Cover: Protects tne internal components ol the Remote Transmitter rrom dostand water Always rememberlo replace alterenarging is complete Collar Receiver 1.contact Points: Contact points ceverthe metal screws, and threughthem vibration crsteticshock stimulation is delivered. 2. charging Jack: charges the battery orthe Collar Receiver when cannected to a power source 3. Pa rig Symbol: Pairsthe CollarReceivertothe Renncte Transmitterorpowers omhe Collar Receiver 1. Rubber cover: Protects the lnternal components olthe Collar Recelverfmm dust and water Always rememberto replace etter charging is complete. 5. Receiver Indicator Light: (A lwtien the Cellar Receiver is charglng‘ the lightwill be a sulld red‘ it svvitches to green when tully charged. (a ) ln standby status: the Receiver lndicator nghl will flash green periodically (C ) Stlmulatlurl Buttons pressed on the Remote Transmltterwlll cause a green lightto appearcntheCollar Receiver. (D ) Pairing the Remote Transmlller and Collar Receivervvitt produce a solid green light. Operating Guide Step1 - Prepare the Remote Transmitter and Receiver Collar: Charge the Remote Transmitter and Receiver Collar l. Uncoverthe Charglng Jack by lirting the RubberCcver 2 insert the charging conneclar into the Charging Jack. 3 Plug the charger into a standard wall outlet r7 4 Asalld red ligntvvitl appearen the indicatcr Lighl‘ indicating charging is occurring 5 Once charging is complete the solid red light will turn to a solid green light. 6 Replace the Rubber Coverlo protectthe Charging Jack. Note: Berore first use: charge the Reniote Transmitter and Receiver Collar untilcompletion Powering on and oche Remote Transmitter Press and hold the PowerEulIcn rorseveral seconds, the LCD display will appear and the Transmitter indicator Lightwill turn to solid green Ta powereiithe Remote Transmltter‘ press and hard the Power Button icra rew seconds Powering on and oflthe CollarReceiVer There are two ways to pawerorl and ottthe Remate Collar Receiver: Option 1: mm; Collar Receiver is DH, hold Vibratlcn Bullon 1 lust and then press and hold Static Button 1 lar 5 seconds to turn on the Cellar Receiver; Irthe Collar Receiver is ON, hold Vibration Button I first and then press and hold static Sutton 1 rcra seconds to turn births Collar Receiver: Option 2: Allgn the Remote Transmitter Pairing Symbol with the corresponding Cellar ReceiverPairing Symbol: once the Receiver lndicatcrLight is green separate thetwo Pairing Symhcls The CellarReceiveris newcn Align the Remote Transmitter Pairing Symbol Transmitterwith the corresponding Collar Receiver Pairing Sympol, once the Recelver indicator Light goes red separate thetwo Pairing Symbols The Collar Receiver is now all. The Cellar Receiveralso comes wtth autcso" feature ltthe Collar Receiver does not recelve any signal tram theTransmltter or any operation within one hour, the Collar Receiver will automatically hemmed oil to save the battery power You need to turn on the Collar Receiver oy either way or apove mentioned in order to operate the unit NB: The lrldlcator llghtotthe chlaTsrecelveTwill flash red if it needs recharging. Red A Green B Step 2 — Pairing Collar Receiver to Transmitter: l Press and hold the Power Button tora few secondsto poweron the Remote Transmitter. 2 Rotate the Intenst y Dial to o 3. Ensurethe Collar Receiver is off 4.Align and the Remote Transmitter Pairing Symbol with the corresponding Collar Recelver Pairing Symbol, hold until the Recelver indicator Light is a steady green, once the steady green light beglns to llash, press the Vioration Eutton1 immediately Pairing is now complete 5 ll needing to pair a second Collar Receiver, lollow steps 2 e 4 out instead ol pressing thevioralion Button t, press thevioration Button 2 immediately NB Accurdlng to the tactory delault settings, when the collarsrecelver has been turned on, the synchronizing should oe completed within 10 seconds, thereoy you have to press the Vlbratlun Within those 10 seconds Please DO NOT try to synchronize the transmitterWith the two collar receiver (iiany) atthe same time Step 3 - Test the Training System Functions: Tnetesting methods will help determinewhetherthe training system istunctioning as intended Please ensure that the pairing process is complete oelore attempting to testthe runcticnality U U _ - (“9“"2'U (Figure 2-2) Testing the Static Shock FunctiontFigure 2-1) 1 Put the test light over the Screws althe Collar Recelver 2 Turn on the Remote Transmltterand adlust (he Intenslty Dial 0" U 3 There is an option torcontinuous stimulation ormoirientary, irdesiring continuous push the Toggle Swltcl’l to the lelt position and it desiring momentary, move the Toggle SWitch to the right position. 4 After deciding the type ot stimulation, press either Static Button 1 or Static Button 2, dependlng en whlch Tecetver ls undergclng the test, the test bulb will llash orange, indicating the static Snacktunctlan is operating correctly Nole: llwarltlrlg to test the shacklunctlen on yourselt, please ensure your linger or hand is across both contact points to ensure the connection is complete Otherwise, user wlll feel nu stimulatlun mr Testing the Vibration Functions(Figure 2-2) 1 Power on the Remote Transmmer, and adiust the inlensmy Dial DHD 2 There Is an option Var continuous stlmuiatlon or momentary, if desiring conlinuous. push the Toggle Switch to (he let! pasman and ”desiring momentary, move (he Toggie sinitcn to the rignr position 3. Airer deciding tne type oi stimulation, press eiiner vibration Burton i or vioration Eutton 2, depending on wnicn receiver is undergoing tne test, tne Coiiar ReceiverWiii yiorate Step 4 7 Fit the Collar Receiver: important The propertit and oiacement ottne Coiiar Receiver is essential tor effective training The Contact palms must have direct contactwith the dog‘s skin it) To iit trie Coiiar Receiver, attacn tne Coiiar Strap to tne Receiver (2) witn the dog standing in iront otyou, piece the Coiiar Receiver around tne dog‘s neck, so the receiver box and Contact Points are on rne underside of your dog‘s neck, making direct contact Witn tne dog‘s skin iidirect contact is not possioie, snaVing scmeturaway, to ensure good contacl is recommended (3) Fasten tne coiiarstrao Tne tit snouid he snug, out not taut Aririger snouid he aoie to be placed beneath the coiiar strap wnen around the dog‘s neck (AJAHDW the dog to wearlhe CuHar Receiver (or sevzrai minutes and check the strap again. Tne dog Wiii soon become more iamiiiarwitn tne Cciiar Receiver, SD K is cruciai ‘0 ensure the N comlortable and flattering CAUTION: RISK OF SKIN DAMAGE For comtorr, safety and eitectiveness oi this product piease cneck tne iit ottne dog's coiiarireouentiy "observing any skin irritation, immediateiy discontinue use of tne coiiar tor a few days ii the skin condition persists beyond 43 nours, consuit a veterinarian These caHars can cause pressure necrosis, commonly known as oed sores, it used incorrectiy and is often misidentiiied as ourns. no not attacn a ieashrorne coiiar, wnicn can result in squeezing tneContaci Pomts tootighlly against yourdog‘s neck ,1), The design oi tne Coiiar Receiver discourages constantly wearing tne deVice. iPets recommends tne coiiar not be worn tor more than 12 hours out oteyery 247 nour period Most dogs feei uncomiortaoiewnen wearing the coiiariortne very firsttime Do not use anyiunctions untii the dog is accustomed to tne coliar iPets suggests giving the dog, the vibration stimuiarion oetore roiiovving it viritn a static snock Aitertraining tor a whiie using tnis metnod, rne dog wili be aware tnataitervioration comes a staticsnock. Vibration Wiii actas a warning, and static snock oniy acts as a menace tnat mignt oe necessary sometimes Step 5 Re-thread the cellar (as diagram) Regular Maintenance Ensure Contact Points are not too tight on a weekiy basis Rinse tne Contact Points with alcohol on a weekiy oasis oneck tne dog‘s neckior irritation and wash tire dog's neck on a weekiy oasis i2 Frequently Asked Questions: How old does the dog lieveto he More using the system? Yourdug shuuld have learned baslcubedlence commands such as. "slt' ur‘ tay " The Collar Receiver might be too large lordogs under tslbs one. my dog completes training and is bun ooeying rnyconrrnands. will he have to wear mecnllar? Prooaoly not, outyou may try to reinlorce training Wlth the collar Can i use the iPets rechargeaole training collarwith more than one dog? Yes. you lost need to purchase another Collar Receiverrorthe system. is the Collar Receiverweterproon Yes. bu| always ensure that the RubberCcverseals the Charging Jack. Can I replace the Collar receiver h another kind at cullar7 No Can I attach a leash to the Collar Receiver? No. this can result in pulling the Contact Pointstoa tightly againstthe dog‘s neck Attach a leash to a separate. nonmetalllt: collaror a harness Ensure the extra collar does not put pressure on the Contact Points. How long can || eve the sollnr Receiver on my dog? The design orthe collardiscourages constantwearirig. We recommend not haVing the dog wearthe collarlor more than t2 hours out ol every 244mm period ls the training system suilahle tor all dogs? The collar is adiustaole rrom length 5.9" (15cm) to 19 6" (50cm). ilthe dog's neck Circumference is smaller than 5 9', you will be [arsed to rethread the collar, the dog's neck circumlerence is largerthan 22", this collar may hol oe suitaolelorthe dog This caller is not suitable 'nrdugs under 15)th .13 Troubleshooting My dog is not responding alter successlully setting uptne training system. Chargethe Remote Transmitterand CollarReceiverlors hours. separately before tirst use Ensure itthe Remote Transmitterand collar Receiver power is on Check the intensity levels olvihration and static shock, making sure it is not set to 0. Ensure the Collar Receiver has suhicieni power to operate Check the ccllarto ensure itlits snugly against yourdog‘s neck. lltestedlorall aHhe above and the dog isstill not responding. pleasetry ran pairing the Remote Transmitterand Receivercollar The Remote Transmitterdoes not work. Check the battery status olthe Remote Transmitter Press and hold the Power Button loralew seconds to powerori the Remote Transmitter My collar-receiverworks great forsome time, yet it does not work after charging. First, check ilthe receiver has been charged correctly. Checkthe “ptepare the collar receiver“ part of the guide Vorthe correct charging method check ilthe receiver has been powered on. lwanl totest the Cellar Receiver on mysell, out it does network. When testing the Collar Receiverwith your hands. please touch the two electrodes simultaneously. as touching one electrodewlll notwork .n. General Training Tips Follow these tips on howto getthe tiest out of your il=ets Training Coiiar. (I) Make training sessions short and positive (between 10-1 5 minutes long ior each session.) This WiH enatile the dog to keep its attention locused on the trainer. (2)Train one dog ala time (3) During the lirst initial training sessions, keep the dog in a lamiliar outdoor environmentTreining in new locations may causethe dog to become distracted, causing you to reinlorce commands with the collar Receiver more than necessary, (4) Use a long leash rastenedto a non-metallic collarto nelpthe dog's learning, Ensure the additional collar and leash does not interrere with the Contact Points ontne Collar Receiver. Do not usethe remote training collerwithouta long leash until your dog is rullylrained. (5) More success will occur tiyteiiching the dog a command rirst oerore trying to reinlorce the command with the Remote Transmiuer. (a) Foroasic ooedience training, vitiretion is more userul (7) Issue one obedlence command ala time. this wlll reduce oonluslon and allow the dog to remain locused. Do not use the training system lorcommends that the dog has not learned, (at During training, look mall the positive changes in the dog's heheviorend rememher to reinlorce them promptly with ample praise anit reward. (9)Avoid over-correcting your dog. Use as little remote correction as possible during the training process. (to) When the dog has oeeome apparently perplexed, shirt the iocus ortne training by drawing Ihe dog's attention to a command they have lamiliarily. Example: Tell the dog to sitano give abundant praise and encouragement on successiul completion or the sitcommand. iii) no not usethetraining system to correct oreliminete rorms or aggression or biting behawor. When the dog is showing signs olaggressive hehavior, immediately contecte prolessional dog trainer in your local area. (12) Please keep in mind. thatyou should keep training sessions short and end every session on a high note. stoptraining and play with the dog as soon the dog has accomplished a new level or prolioienoy. it needing more training tips. please visit us at wwwnpe gamglicum or www. race oook. com/ipetsmeli ior plenty of resources 13 Common slze of dlfferent dogs Chihuahua, Yorkshire Mini 2042 25-30 19 Tamer Chihuahua, Yorkshire Small 20’2“ ”‘36 23 Teinier. Poodle. Pomeranian Medium 2323 35-42 28 Maltese Dog. Shih Tzu Miniature Schnauzer. Large 2731 41-47 31 Pekingese Schnauzer, English Cooker Large 30-34 46-53 35 Spaniel Large 33-37 52-59 40 Beagle Huge 43-48 76-84 60 Husky 47-52 88-97 65 Labrador Retriever Golden Retriever, Old 52-62 92-100 70 English Sheepdog LIMITED 90 DAVS WARRANTV iPets warrants this product to tie lree of detects in parts. materials and workmanship fora period oieo deys, rrom date orpurcnese. Should any repairs or servicing under this warranty be required, contact Customer Service oy phone or email tor instructions on how to pack and ship the product to iPeIs. iPeis CUSTOMER SERViCE Telephone: 1-566-377-7949 Email: service@iuxirlirlc.com Hours: Weekdays 9:00 AM- 5:00 PM EST This warranty gives you speoitio legal rights and you may also have olnerrights which varyrrom state to state. .,5. FCC Statement: This equipment has been tested and reune te compiy With the hrmts iera oiass B digital device‘ pursuant to part 1 5 eithe FCC Ruies These iirnits are designzd te provide ieasonabie protectien against harmful interierence m a residential installation This equipmentgenerates, uses and can radiate radio irequency energy and, itnei instaHed and used In accordance With the instructions, may cause harmiui .nterierenee to radio communications However‘ there is no guarantee that interlerence wiH not occur in a partieuiar instaiiatien iithis equipment dees cause harmiui interierenee te radie or teiewsien reception which can be determined byluming the equipment Mfand en, the user is encouraged ta try td eerreetthe interierenee by dne dr more at the teiiewmg measure - Reorient oneiocate the receiwng antenna ~ increase the separation between the equipment and recewer - Cunnectthe equipment to an eutiei on a Circuit diflerem horn thatta which the receiver is cenneeted This device complies with part i 5 eithe FCC ruies Opeiatian is subject to the toiiowing twe canditicns:(1)This device may not cause harmiui inierierenee, and (2) (his dewee must accept any intellerence received, including interierence that may cause undesired operation Net ndilinztinnsInlhisproductwillv can ment. the user's autherityte uperate this ,17
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