Indoor Pet Boundries

Indoor Boundary systems function similarly to outdoor Hidden Fence systems. A radio signal emitted by the system is detected by the receiver collar worn by your pet. Initially, the signal field is marked with flags to help your pet identify the area. As your pet approaches the signal field, the receiver collar emits an audible or vibration warning beep. If your pet goes beyond the warning zone, a mild 'correction' is quickly administered through the receiver collar. This correction provides an unpleasant, yet safe, sensation. With proper training, your pet will learn to avoid these areas associated with the warning.

The status light on the transmitter lets you know if the transmitter is turned on.

On the IB-100, the status light also lets you know the status of the transmitter battery. If the light is red, the battery needs to be charged. See Owner’s Guide for additional information.

Note: The green light may be steady green or blinking green. This depends on the frequency setting of the transmitter.

 (the distance the signal radiates from the transmitter or the boundary wire) to make the “off-limits” avoidance zone area larger or smaller

Located on the rear of the transmitter is a signal range knob. Here's how to adjust it:

1. Rotate the knob towards the ‘+’ to expand the signal range, thereby increasing the size of the signal field.
2. Rotate the knob towards the ‘-’ to reduce the signal range, resulting in a smaller signal field.

Battery life is influenced by your choice of rate and range settings. The rate-setting determines the frequency of signal transmission (fast, medium, or slow), while the range setting determines the distance the signal covers from the transmitter. For more details, refer to the Owner's Guide.

When set at maximum range, the life of the battery charge is approximately:

1. 4 days in ‘Fast’
2. 7 days in ‘Medium’ /
3. 30 days in ‘Slow’

Decreasing the range setting will increase the average battery life between charges.

Wireless Transmitters:

1. IB-200 can be adjusted up to a maximum of 10 feet in diameter (5 feet in all directions from the transmitter.)
2. IB-100 can be adjusted up to a maximum of 8 feet in diameter (4 feet in all directions from the transmitter)

With Wire:

When using the boundary wire, you can customize the size of your avoidance zone(s) based on:

1. The length of the wire
2. The signal range
3. The distance between the separated wires (separated = signal is transmitted; twisted together = no signal).

See the Owner’s Guide for additional information.

On the back of the transmitter, there is a signal range knob.

1. Turn the knob toward the ‘+’ to increase the signal range. This increases the size of the signal field.
2. Turn the knob toward the ‘-’ to decrease the signal range. This decreases the size of the signal field.