Guarantee; Quick Guide - Contact RX-9700 Manual De Instrucciones

16. Guarantee.

• Contact™ is covered by a 1 year guarantee from date of purchase.
• The date of purchase should be stamped on the Written Guarantee and for
verification be accompanied by the sales slip.
• The Written Guarantee should be filled in and signed by the dealer where purchased.
• The guarantee covers repairs and service required due to defects in material and
workmanship.
• Repairs or service covered by the guarantee should only be performed by Telemetry
Solutions Inc. A copy of the Written Guarantee should accompany your equipment
when shipping. The owner is responsible for paying postage and handling costs when
shipping equipment to Telemetry Solutions Inc.
• The guarantee will become void prior to the 1 year period if your faulty equipment is
repaired or serviced by someone other than Telemetry Solutions Inc.
• REPERTO is not responsible for other damage or costs arising due to faults in the
dog tracker equipment. Under no circumstances will economic losses for a business
be covered.
• The guarantee does not cover repairs or service to the equipment arising due to
normal wear or incorrect use.
• The guarantee does not cover replacement of batteries.

17. Quick guide.

Storage:
Turning on the receiver:
Turning on the transmitter:
Tracking:
When the transmitter isn't being used it should be stored
where it will remain still so that the power is shut off
completely.
1. Press down (ON/OFF) for a few seconds.
2. Check that the channel programmed into the receiver
memory matches the channel on the transmitter being used.
1. Shake the transmitter vigorously for a few seconds.
2. Aim the receiver at the transmitter's IR-sensor.
3. Press down on the 'IR button' (the dog symbol).
• Approximately 25 inches between receiver and
transmitter.
• If the transmitter lies still for more than 10 seconds,
then it cannot be turned on or off prior to being put in
motion again.
• In strong sunlight: hold transmitter and receiver in
the shade when turning on and off.
Method 1: Using Peak Detector when tracking.
This method is recommended when the
transmitter is located at close to normal
distances from the receiver.