Troubleshooting Guide; Problems; The System Is Not Functioning At All; The System Affects My Radio And My Sound System, What Should I Do - Multivet Virtual Barrier Guide De L'utilisateur

50 cm (2') to about 3 m (10') according to the surrounding conditions and the type of surface on
which you have placed the transmitter). By turning the directional button to the right you increase
the range of the signal. To determine the maximal range in the environment and/or on the
selected surface, turn the button all the way to the right and move back with the device in your
hands until you hear the warning signal. If the range is too long, turn the button to the left. Repeat
the operation until you get the desired range.
If you place your transmitter on a wooden floor, the warning zone will be about the same size as
the correction zone. However, on a concrete floor the warning zone could become smaller than
the correction zone.
NOTE: If the transmitter is placed directly on a metallic surface (i.e. a microwave oven),
according to the size of the surface, the range can be reduced up to 50%. You can reduce the
interference that this metallic surface creates by placing the transmitter on a non- conducting
material with a thickness of 7 to 10 cm (3-4"). For this, you can use books or a wooden shelf
placed between the metallic surface and the transmitter.
It is important to replace the batteries every 3 to 6 months in order to insure good operation of the
system. Battery life depends on the number of times your dog activates the system.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

1. PROBLEM:

The system is not functioning at all.

1.1 Is the indicator light on?
No: See point 1.2.
Yes: Your system is operating correctly. Turn the range button clockwise all the way.
Bring the receiver with you and move away from the transmitter at a distance of about 1 to 1.5 m
(4 to 5').
Is the receiver emitting the signal correctly?
Yes: Your system is operating correctly.
No: Test the receiver battery.
Does it have at least 6 volts on its terminals?
No: Change the battery.
Yes: It is possible that your receiver could be damaged. If you have another receiver, try
to test it to see if it is operating.
Is the receiver emitting the warning signal now?
Yes
or no: The receiver is damaged. Call us at 1-800-303-0244.
1.2 No: The fuse is burned out or missing OR the electrical outlet is not functioning
correctly.
2. PROBLEM:
The system affects my radio and
my sound system, what should I do?
2.1 The speakers emit a crackling sound. Is the radio on?
No: Put the transmitter further away from the loudspeakers.
Yes: Turn off the radio.
Do you still hear any crackling sounds?
No: Put the transmitter in another place. Keep it away from the radio to avoid the same
problem each time you listen to the radio.