Both my dogs act alarmed when I use Positive. When I use Negative, they're fine. Circuits reversed???
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It sounds like the positive and negative are reversed. I use it on my dog and she definately reacts to the negative. I have learned that you can't be too far from your dog/dogs or the alarm will not have any effect on them. Hope this helps you.
1797265
My dog stops his activity that is undesirable when we use negative. With a short burst of a positive command his ears pick up but no alarmed behavior. I actually use the positive in a short burst to call him back in from outside.
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I have three dogs now and only the one I trained from a puppy with reacts to it. She does react to both P and N calls. I use the Positive alot more just to call her over if she walked away too far. Works great on her but the other two they don't care for it. Hit or miss if it will work on your dog, I would say give it a try if it doesnt just return it. I would also like to note I have two clickers and one works better then the other. Best of luck
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Yes, circuits may be reversed. The 'Positive = P' sits under the 'negative' button. And my dog reacts accordingly, positive=lower button she comes, upper button = negative and she runs as 'wholly hell' is after her. Return the item against a new one.
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Was not impressed with this product, I found no results. Wish I could return it. Sorry for your bad results.
906502
yes, there are three different alerts, sound, vibration, and shock. The shock has numerous levels. I have an 85 lab/bulldog mix. only took him twice to get shocked on lowest level to realize what the sound and vibration means. responds to me just picking up the controller, when his collar is on.
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As l remember the process to sync the second one is the same as the first, just with the second one selected. If you inadvertently synched them to one. You probably will need to reset the collar unit, should be Instructions on how to do that.
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Sorry, Allthumbs16; I gave this as a gift and didn't try it out. However, I was told by the person I gave it to that you hook it up between positive and negative.
362119
I don't have a schematic but the negative terminals measure zero ohms between them. The positive terminals show a high resistance. So I would say it is common negative. The two mounting pads appear to be isolated from the rest of the circuit.
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Mine appears to do the same thing (in hundredths & thousandths digits) especially when I shake the unit or leads. Goes to steady zero when I touch leads. I don't think this is defect.
1086603
Make sure the polarity is correct. The negative pin -- Is marked on backside.
1617549
No, I had the same problem. It means that your hot and neutral are reversed. Just switch the wires until it only comes on when it is turned on.
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Usually the center connector is Positive. Use your DMM to determine the polarity.
330097
There should be a terminal that has a (+ and -) on the board marked siren or alarm output. The wires from the speaker are polarity specific, red to +, and black to -.
1037572
It's not reversed polarity. If the polarity is reversed the 63001 is completed non-responsive. I have the same unit. It is displaying -1, but otherwise appears to be functioning normally
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sorry, can't help. might be broken collar or broken sensor/circuit in door. did you try holding the collar in your hand and approaching from both sides? does the test light in the collar come on when you press the test button? does door open if you press button on door? if not check power.might have to call their tech support... apparently not that great.i've had a few collars from them - the included one is not waterproof and doggie destroyed two. now on the waterproof one and it's survived. all three collars worked fine. not exactly a statistical example, but my experience has been good. door working just fine after 2 years sorry, can't help. might be broken collar or broken sensor/circuit in door. did you try holding the collar in your hand and approaching from both sides? does the test light in the collar come on when you press the test button? does door open if you press button on door? if not check power.might have to call their tech support... apparently not that great.i've had a few collars from them - the included one is not waterproof and doggie destroyed two. now on the waterproof one and it's survived. all three collars worked fine. not exactly a statistical example, but my experience has... » Read More sorry, can't help. might be broken collar or broken sensor/circuit in door. did you try holding the collar in your hand and approaching from both sides? does the test light in the collar come on when you press the test button? does door open if you press button on door? if not check power.might have to call their tech support... apparently not that great.i've had a few collars from them - the included one is not waterproof and doggie destroyed two. now on the waterproof one and it's survived. all three collars worked fine. not exactly a statistical example, but my experience has been good. door working just fine after 2 years « Show Less
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Make sure the wiring polarity is correct... I had mine reversed by accident at first, and it didn't work (plus the power wire almost immediately heated up).
2009919
Hi, make sure the collar is tight enough that the electrodes contact the skin. We have a golden retriever and I had to make sure the collar was tight because of all her hair. Hope this helps.
307475
Check to see if the batteries are good, and installed properly. There is a diagram for the polarity inside the battery cover
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I'm not sure of that problem. I imagine there is an on off switch. The pup was a birthday present for my granddaughter. If you cant find the switch take out the batteries. Ask me again in a few days and I will find out from the dogs present guidian
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Maybe you put the battery in backwards? There is some electronics in there that requires correct polarity.