Checking/ Replacing Battery; Changing The Sensor; Fitting The Collar - Num'axes Canicalm Sonic Guide D'utilisation

Checking/ Replacing battery

NUM'AXES advises to use the same type and same brand of batteries as those supplied in your
new purchased product. Other brands of batteries may not operate, or may not be completely
compatible with your product.
You can purchase the suitable batteries from NUM'AXES or from your distributor.
When the battery is too weak for the operation of the product, beep sounds indicate it in 2 cases:
- When switching On the collar: a series of close beep sounds + number of beeps meant to
indicate the operating mode are emitted
- When switching Off the collar: a series of close beep sounds is emitted
When the battery is too weak, the product works under safety mode, which means that it is out
of use.
Due to greater use during your dog's training, your first battery may not last as long as
replacement batteries.
Replace the old battery with a new one as follows:
- Remove the 2 screws from the battery cover using a screwdriver.
- Remove the battery cover.
- Knock out the dry battery by using the supplied magnet (magnetic key) or by tapping briefly
the case in the palm of your hand.
- Insert the new battery (See § Fitting the battery).

Changing the sensor

Two different length sensors are included in the package. The size should be long enough to
have proper contact with the dog's skin, enabling the device to operate correctly.
If you have a long haired dog and the short sensor fitted to the collar in the factory is inadequate,
remove the short sensor and replace it with the long one supplied with the kit.
When changing the sensor, do not press on the threaded rod, it could damage the components
underneath. A moderate manual screwing is sufficient (do not use any key). If you screw the
sensor too much, bark detection is likely to be inefficient.

Fitting the collar

The strap should be adjusted so that the sensor comes right into contact with the dog's skin in
order to ensure good barking detection.
- If the strap is too loose, the collar will not operate properly. Moreover, it might move around
the dog's neck and repeated rubbing of the sensor on the skin can cause irritation.
- If the strap is too tight, the dog will have difficulties in breathing.
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