User's Manual

Tone Indicators
 When in normal containment mode the GPS Mobile Unit will generate tones associated with
real time operation. Audible beeps emanating from the GPS Mobile Unit are intended to warn
the pet that a static correction is immanent if the violation is not corrected. Training must
therefore teach retreat as the desired response to any audible beep or tone. The duration of the
warning beeps depends on the violation type. There is less warning as the urgency of the
violation increases. Warning time accumulates and is inherited by any subsequent violation.
Accumulated warning time is discarded only when there is no current violation, a static
correction is always accompanied by a solid tone.
o Two beeps per second indicate an Anti-Linger warning.
 An Anti-Linger violation occurs when there has been recent or current
movement at a speed greater than 1 foot per second and the pet is adjacent to the
boundary.
o Four beeps per second indicate a Time To Boundary warning.
 A Time to Boundary violation occurs in response to movement from within and
toward the boundary. There must be recent or current movement at a speed
greater than 1.5 feet per second and on a course indicating the boundary will be
reached within three seconds.
o A solid tone indicates that the cumulative warning time has elapsed and a Static
Correction is being delivered. (The level is dependent on the violation type; Anti-
Linger, Time To Boundary, or Out violation)
 An Out violation occurs when there has been recent or current movement and
the pet is 4 or more feet out of the boundary but still within the disarm distance.
An Out violation does allow for up to 1 second of accumulated warning time. In
practice, however, one or more of the other violation times will likely have
accumulated more than one second of warning time. When the accumulated
warning time exceeds 1 second, the GPS Mobile Unit will emit a correction
until the violation is corrected, the 30 second correction timeout is reached, or
the pet is past the Disarm distance for 30 seconds. If either the 30 second
continuous correction timeout or the 30 second distance timeout occurs, all
warnings and corrections are disarmed.
Charge Indicator
 The charge indicator LED will illuminate when the battery charger is plugged into the charge
port.
o Red – Battery charging
o Green – Battery charge complete (approximately 3.5 hours for a full charge)
o Battery life should be approximately 36 to 48 hours. It is recommended that the GPS
Mobile Unit is charged every 24 hours.