Key Definitions - Havahart ‎ 5144G Manuel D'instructions

Key Definitions, Technology & How it Works

Key Definitions:

Roaming Area: Area between the Controller and the Trigger Zone where your dog is free to roam and play. Capable of
expanding the fence radius from 40 feet up to 400 feet.
Trigger Zone: The zone, which may be 3 to 6 feet wide, is located at the
edge of the Roaming Area. The Collar will correct at a point within this Zone.
These points strung together create your Fence Boundary. Correction is
triggered by your dog crossing into the Trigger Zone and can be set to
Tone-Only (auditory alarm) or Static correction. The speed at which your
dog crosses into the Trigger Zone will influence where the correction
is delivered.
Controller: Auditory alerts and the LCD screen provide intuitive navigation for setting up,
activating and managing your Fence. The Controller houses a
state-of-the-art transceiver and displays the real-time distance
to your dog. It will notify you if your dog breaches the
Fence Boundary, or if the Battery life of the Collar
is running low. The Controller can manage up
to 2 Collars.
Havahart ® Wireless Collar: The Collar
houses a rechargeable RCR123 Battery, two
correction Probes and a state-of-the-
art radio transceiver with advanced
antenna assembly. The Collar
communicates continuously with the
Controller to track the location of your
dog. The Collar can be programmed to
Tone-Only (auditory correction) or one of 5
different Static correction levels. The default
correction level is Tone-Only. Use Long or Short
Probes depending upon the thickness of your dog' s
coat. The Havahart ® Wireless Collar features Motion
Sensor Technology, which allows the Collar to go to sleep
when it is not in motion to conserve Battery life.
The Technology Behind the System:
®
The Radial-Shape Select Havahart Wireless Dog Fence is driven by two nanoLOC TRX 2.4 GHz transceivers that have been enhanced
with complex algorithms, strategic distortion filtering and modular signal amplification to deliver time-of-flight ranging technology.
These enhancements allow the Radial-Shape Select Havahart ®
sophistication in the Wireless Dog Fencing industry.
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+/- 3'
Recorded Fence Boundary
CORRECTION ANYWHERE IN THIS
3'
+/-
6' TRIGGER ZONE IS ACCEPTABLE
ROAMING AREA
Controller
Wireless Dog Fence to provide an unparalleled level of technical
Key Definitions, Technology & How it Works
How it Works:
Both the Havahart ® Wireless Collar and the Controller contain nanoLOC TRX 2.4 GHz transceiver chipsets that send and receive
radio transmissions from their associated antenna pairs like 2-way radios. When radio signals are sent from the antennas of either
component, they propagate in an omni-directional or spherical manner. The ranging process continuously captures, filters and
refines data that yields the distance between the Havahart ® Wireless Collar and the Controller.
This enables the system to track the location of your dog. When the user-defined Fence radius distance is reached
inside the Trigger Zone, the Controller sends a command to the Collar to take action and correct (tone or static — based on
user settings). The correction is not constant, but cyclical. The Collar will correct your dog until one of the following two
conditions is met:
1. Your dog returns back into the Roaming Area. The System then returns to normal operating mode.
2. The Collar' s Safety Time-Out Feature stops the correction cycle after 30 seconds. After the correction cycle times out, your
dog will NOT be corrected for returning to the Roaming Area. The Collar will revert to normal operating mode only
when your dog is back inside the Roaming Area. After that, the Controller will not send another correction command until
your dog moves back into the Trigger Zone.
Controller Features:
A
B
C
D
E
A D
Antennas Up, Enter & Down Buttons
B LCD Screen E AC Power Connection
C
Power Button
Collar Features:
A
A
B
C
F
D
E
A D
Embedded Antennas Battery Cap
B Collar Light Probes
E
C Battery Housing Washers
F
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