Additional Features; Time Out Feature; Mode A, B, And Ab Feature - Petsafe Pawz Away Gebrauchsanweisung

Additional Features

Time Out Feature

For your pet's safety, the Receiver Collar has a built in Time Out feature. If your pet stays
in the Barrier Area for longer than 15 seconds the Receiver Collar will stop delivering
the Progressive Static Stimulation. The Receiver Collar will then administer a random
single Static Stimulation every 5 to 10 seconds at the maximum level until the pet leaves
the Barrier Area. Once your pet leaves the Barrier Area, the Receiver Collar resets itself
and will deliver a Progressive Static Stimulation the next time your pet enters the
Barrier Area.

Mode A, B, and AB Feature

For multiple pet households, additional
PetSafe Pawz Away Receiver Collars
® ™
can be purchased to work with one
or more PetSafe Pawz Away Mini
® ™
Barrier Transmitters. You can set up an
unlimited number of Barrier Transmitters
in your home and an unlimited number of
Barrier Barrier
Receiver Collars can be used with one
Transmitter Transmitter
or more Barrier Transmitters. If you have
multiple pets, you may want to allow
one pet access to an area while denying
access to another pet. With the purchase
of additional Receiver Collars and
Barrier Transmitters, you can accomplish
this by using the Mode A and Mode
B functions.
All PetSafe Pawz Away Mini Barrier
® ™
Transmitters and Receiver Collars come
preset to mode A. Each Receiver Collar
can operate in one of two different
Barrier
modes—A or B. Each Barrier Transmitter
Transmitter
may be set to either A, B, or AB mode to
allow for multiple configurations.
When the Barrier Transmitter and Receiver Collar are set to mode A, the Barrier
Transmitter denies access to pets wearing a Receiver Collar programmed to mode A.
Receiver Collars set to mode B will not pick up the signal from a Barrier Transmitter set
to mode A.
When the Barrier Transmitter and Receiver Collar are set to mode B, the Barrier
Transmitter denies access to pets wearing a Receiver Collar programmed to mode B.
Receiver Collars set to mode A will not pick up the signal from a Barrier Transmitter set
to mode B.
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