My Pet Command MPC150 Wireless Indoor Pet Barrier User Guide

: June 16, 2024
: My Pet Command

Table of Contents

My Pet Command MPC150 Wireless Indoor Pet Barrier
Product Information
Product Usage Instructions
Important Safety Information
Components
Key Definitions
- Install the Barrier Transmitter
To Re-Thread the Collar
Charge the Receiver Collar
Additional Features
Additional Information
Troubleshooting
Documents / Resources

My Pet Command MPC150 Wireless Indoor Pet Barrier

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Product Information

Specifications

Product Name: MPC150 Wireless Indoor Pet Barrier
Website:www.mypetcommand.com
Email: Sales@mypetcommand.com
Tel USA: 888 686 6495
Tel Australia: 1300 416 703
Tel UK: 020 3936 1156
Collar Modes: Dual Function (Tone + Static correction, Tone only)
Battery Life: Approx. 3-4 days
Waterproof Rating: IP54 (light rain resistant)
Recommended Pet Age: At least 6 months old
Recommended Pet Weight: 5 pounds or more

Product Usage Instructions

Collar Modes

Mode 1 (Tone + Static correction): The LED blinks once every 5 seconds.
Mode 2 (Tone only): The LED blinks twice every 5 seconds.
To toggle/change between the modes, short-press the on/off button each time.

Tips for Choosing Collar Mode:

Choose the appropriate mode for your pet. It is recommended to start with Mode 1 and switch to Mode 2 once your pet is fully trained and can stay away from the restricted area with an audible tone only.
If you don’t want any static correction, use plastic covers or switch to Mode 2.
Use metal prongs for shock and use the silicone covers if you don’t want the metal to touch your dog’s skin.
The silicone covers still allow the static correction to go through.

Battery Usage:

The collar battery lasts approximately 3-4 days if left on continuously.
To conserve battery, always switch off both the collar and the barrier transmitter box when not in use.
To recharge the collar, use the supplied USB charging cord.

Barrier Transmitter:

The barrier transmitter is responsible for transmitting the wireless radio signal.

Barrier Area:

The barrier area refers to the area that you want to prevent your pet from gaining access to.

Receiver Collar:

The receiver collar receives the radio signal from the barrier transmitter.
It delivers a safe progressive static correction when your pet enters the barrier area.

Contact Points:

The contact points on the collar are used to deliver a safe progressive static correction.
The package includes long/short metal contact points and silicone covers. Additionally, there are 2 plastic prongs included.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Can my pet wear the collar for more than 12 hours at a time?

A: It is not recommended for any pet to wear these types of collars for more than 12 hours at a time.

Q: Can the collars be submerged in water?

A: The collars are only IP54 waterproof rated, which means they can handle light rain, but dogs cannot swim with these collars.

Important Safety Information

Explanation of Attention Words and Symbols used in this guide

This is the safety alert symbol It is used to alert you to potential personal .. injury hazards. Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid
WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION, used without the safety alert symbol, indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could result in harm to your pet.
NOTICE is used to address safe use practices not related to personal injury.
Not for use with aggressive dogs. Do not use this product if your dog is prone to aggressive behavior. Aggressive dogs can cause severe injury or death to their owners and others.
If you are not sure that this product is right for your dog, please talk to your veterinarian or a certified trainer.
This System is NOT a solid barrier The system is designed to act as a deterrent, using Static Correction to condition pets to remain outside of the established barrier area.
You must reinforce training with your pet regularly. Since the tolerance leve 1 to Static Correction varies from pet to pet, We CANNOT guarantee that the system will in all cases keep a pet outside of the established barrier area.
Not all pets can be trained to avoid entering the barrier area.
Therefore, if you have reason to believe that your pet may harm himself or pose a danger to others if he is not kept from entering the barrier area, you should NOT rely solely upon this system to restrict your pet.
We shall NOT be liable for any personal injuries, property damage, injury to or death of your pet, economic loss, or any consequential damages sustained as a result of any animal entering the barrier area.
The proper fit of the collar is important. A collar worn for too long or made too tight on the pet’s neck may cause skin damage. Ranging from redness to pressure ulcers; this condition is commonly known as bed sores.
Avoid leaving the collar on the dog for more than 12 hours per day.
When possible reposition the collar on the pet’s neck every Ito 2 hours.
Check the fit to prevent excessive pressure; follow the instructions in This manual.
Never connect a lead to the electronic collar; it will cause excessive pressure on the contacts.
When using a separate collar for a lead, don’t put pressure on the electronic collar
Wash the dog’s neck area and the contacts of the collar weekly with a damp cloth
Examine the contact area daily for signs of a rash or a sore.
If a rash or sore is found, discontinue the use of the collar until the skin has healed.
If the condition persists beyond 48 hours, see your vetennanan.
These steps will help keep your pet secure and comfortable. Millions of pets are comfortable when they wear stainless steel contacts. Some pets are sensitive to contact pressure.
You may find after some time that your pet is very tolerant of the collar If so, you may relax some of these precautions. It is important to continue daily checks of the contact area.
If redness or sores are found, discontinue use until the skin has fully healed You may need to trim the hair in the area of the Contact Points.
Never shave the dog’s neck; this may lead to a rash or infection.
To prevent an unintended correction, do not perform set-up procedures while the Receiver Collar is on your pet.
If you are using a collar and leash for training, be sure the extra collar does not put pressure on the Contact Points of the Receiver collar.
To avoid damage to the transmitter do not use it on wet surfaces, in wet locations, or around swimming pools. This product is designed for indoor use only. Do not be exposed to rain or snow.

Components

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Other Items You May Need

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Scissors
Lighter

How the System Works

The MPC150 indoor pet barrier keeps your pet away from a certain room, away from trash, off of furniture, etc… just Place the barrier transmitter near the area your pet should avoid
The Barrier Transmitter creates a circular radio signal hidden fence adjustable from approx 1-8 ft in Radius. When your Pet enters the Hidden fence area, the collar will sound warning tone first, and then Depending on the mode the collar is set to will either provide safe static corrections via the contact points on the collar or tone only to train and keep your pet away from the desired area.
Charging The Collar: -Charge the collar by removing the circular Screw and using the Charging Cable provided and connect to any Standard USB power port (5VDC) such as wall adapter, cell phone Charger, PC USB Port Etc…. always allow approx. 3-4 Hours continuous charge of the collar and ignore any of the charging light indicators when charging the collar.
Please note when plugging in the collar to charge, the collar will always turn to the OFF Position automatically even if the collar is on before plugging in the charging cable.
After charging the collar fully, remove the Charging cord and screw back the cover and turn the collar on by long pressing and holding down the on/off button for 2-3 seconds.
When you see a solid or Flashing LED Light on the collar, the collar is in the ON Position
Turning Collar ON/OFF: – To turn the collar ON or OFF Press down on the ON/OFF button for 2-3 seconds (Long Hold). One Beep turns the collar ON. And when you Hear 2 Beeps, the collar turns OFF.
Please Note whenever the collar is Turned ON within 5 Feet of the Barrier Transmitter box when the Barrier TX Box is ON, the collar will be Matched to MODE A MODE B, or MODEA/B depending on the switch position on the barrier box. Refer to Section “Programming the mode settings” further in the manual for more info.
If you don’t want to change the collar’s pairing Channel when turning on, always switch on the collar at least 15 FT away from the TX Box, etc.
Collar Modes (Dual Function): – The collar has a dual function, Mode.
Mode 1: (Tone + Static correction): – When the Collar is on and is in Mode 1 the LED will Blink once every 5 seconds
Mode 2: (Tone only): – When the Collar is ON and is in Mode 2, the LED will blink twice every five seconds.
To toggle/Change from either mode, short-press the on/off button each time
For Mode 1: – When the collar enters the radio-hidden fence boundary area the collar will work as follows: -A warning beep is emitted at 0 to 4 seconds, a beep + shock is emitted at 4 to 60 seconds, only a warning beep is emitted at 60 to 90 seconds, a second beep + shock is emitted after 90 to 150 seconds, only a warning beep is emitted at 150 to 180 second, a second beep + shock is emitted after 180 to 240 seconds, and only a warning beep is emitted after 240 seconds so collar is perfectly safe for your pet to use If the dog leaves the signal fence and then enters the fence again, the same cycle starts all over again
For Mode 2: – there is no shock/static correction, the collar is to beep all the time if the pet enters the hidden area.
Choose the appropriate mode as required for your pet.
Tip: – You May want to start with Mode 1 first and once your pet is fully trained, you may want to have it on Mode 2 if your pet can stay away from the go zone with audible tone only.
Use Metal Prongs for Shock and use the silicone covers if you don’t want metal to touch dog skin. The Silicone covers will still allow the static correction to go through. If you don’t want any static correction use plastic covers or use the collar in mode 2.
Please note the MPC150 Pet Barrier has been proven safe, comfortable, and effective for pets at least 6 months old weighing in at 5 pounds or more.
It is not recommended that any pet wears these types of collars for more than 12 hours at a time.
Collars are IP54 waterproof rated only and can handle light rain etc.… but dogs cannot swim with these collars
Turning ON/OFF Barrier Transmitter box and adjusting fence Radius Range: – Turn the Barrier Transmitter box on by pressing the + Key on the box. Adjust the range by increasing or decreasing with the + and – Keys.
To Turn off the Barrier Box, press the key till the LCD Display goes off the Barrier Transmitter Box battery and running time: – Always Use 3 New Good Quality AA non-rechargeable type Batteries in the form of either alkaline or lithium type.
If the Transmitter box is Left in the ON position all the time, you should get approx. 1.5 months’ worth of Battery time before the Batteries need to be replaced on the transmitter box.
Collar Battery Run Time: – If Collars are left on all the time, you should get approx. 3-4 days Battery life from the collar before you will need to recharge the collar again with the supplied USB Charging Cord.
To Conserve Battery, always switch off both the collar and the barrier transmitter box when not in use.

Key Definitions

Barrier Transmitter: Transmits the wireless radio signal
Barrier Area: This area that you want to prevent your pet from gaining access to
Receiver Collar: Receives the radio signal from the Barrier Transmitter.
Contact Points: deliver the safe Progressive Static Correction when your pet enters the Barrier Area
Progressive Static Correction (Mode 1): – when the collar enters the radio-hidden fence boundary the collar will work as follows: – a warning beep is emitted at 0 to 4 seconds, a beep + shock is emitted at 4 to 60 seconds, and only a warning beep is emitted at 60 to 90 seconds, a second beep + shock is emitted after 90 to 150 seconds, only a warning beep is emitted at 150 to 180 seconds, a second beep + shock is emitted after 180 to 240 seconds, and only a warning beep is emitted after 240 seconds so the collar is perfectly safe for your pet to use If the dog leaves the signal fence and then enters the fence again, the same cycle starts all over again

Step 1 Operating Guide

Install the Barrier Transmitter

The Barrier Transmitter emits a radio signal from all sides in a spherical pattern The signal may transmit through a wall or the ceiling/floor. The Barrier Transmitter can be placed lying flat on a surface or hung on a wall If you choose to hang the Barrier
Transmitter, note that the signal becomes very directional- the signal will be strongest directly in front of and behind the unit The signal is weakest to the side of the unit

Do not:

Hang the unit on a metal wall
Place Barrier Transmitter on metal surfaces
Place Barrier Transmitter near large metal objects such as refrigerators, washers, etc.
Place Barrier Transmitter near audio speakers
To keep the Barrier Transmitter in place on smooth surfaces
Do not be exposed to rain or snow.

Step 2 Set Up the Barrier Transmitter

CAUTION To prevent an unintended correction, never perform set-up procedures while your pet is wearing the Receiver Collar.

Turn over the barrier Transmitter and open the barrier door Install three AA alkaline batteries and replace the battery door
Turn the Barrier Transmitter up and press the UP (+) arrow button once to turn ON the Barrier Transmitter. Dog A with A black bar will show on the LCD window indicating that the Barrier Transmitter is set to mode A* (2A).
Each segment is approximately two feet in diameter. You can create a Barrier Area of 2 feet in diameter up to 8 feet in diameter. Using the UP(+) AND DOWN(-) buttons, adjust the range to fit the desired pet Barrier Area.
- All Indoor Barriers and Receiver Collars are preset to mode A. The A and B mode feature is designed to be used in multiple pet households where you may want one pet to be able to access an area while preventing access by another pet.
- For single-pet households, you will not need to operate the Barrier Transmitter in any mode other than A. Please see the Additional Features section of this operating and training guide (beginning on page 11) for instructions on how to utilize modes A and B.
- Step 3 Test the Barrier Area
Press and hold the on/off button till 1 beep to turn the receiver on.
Hold the Receiver Collar with the Contact Points facing up. Place the Test Light Tool on the Contact Points so that the wire in the Test Light TOOl touches the Contact Points (3A) The on/off button logo on the
Receiver Collar should face the Transmittec.
Hold the Receiver collar at the approximate height of your dog’s neck (3B). Start outside of the range and walk slowly toward the Barrier Transmitter AS you reach the Barried Area, the Receiver ColLar emits a series of high-pitched tones. For each tone you hear, you should notice the Test Light flashing which indicates that a Progressive Static Correction is being delivered. The Reviver Collar’s tone is easily heard by dogs but may be at a volume level difficult for some humans to hear.
Check the range of the Barrier Area from multiple angles to ensure you are getting the desired coverage.

Note: Should you find that you are not getting the desired range at the maximum setting, move the Barrier Transmitter a few feet, or change from its standing-on end position to laying flat. Metal objects can alter the magnetic field and change the transmitting signal range, The effect on the range depends on the size and shape of the object Signal range can be reduced if the Barrier Transmitter is placed on a concrete floor due to steel reinforcement in the concrete For best range results, place the Barrier Transmitter on a nonconductive surface, i e., wood floor or table. Placing the Barrier Transmitter beneath sofas and beds can reduce the range due to the metal springs altering the magnetic field.

Step 4 Fit the Receiver Collar on Your Pet

Important: Proper fit and placement of your Receiver Collar is necessary for effective operation. The Contact Points must have direct contact with your pet’s skin on the underside of his neck.

CAUTION Proper fit of the collar is important: A collar worn for too long or made too tight on the pet’s neck may cause skin damage Ranging from redness to pressure ulcers; this condition is commonly known as bed sores.
Avoid leaving the collar on the dog for more than 12 hours per day.
When possible reposition the collar on the pet’s neck every 1 to 2 hours.
check the fit to prevent excessive pressure; follow the instructions in this manual
Never connect a lead to the electronic collar it will cause excessive pressure on the Contacts.
When using a separate collar for a lead, don’t put pressure on the electronic collar.
Wash the dog’s neck area and the contacts of the collar weekly with a damp cloth
examine the contact area daily for signs of a rash or sore.
If a rash or sore is found, discontinue the use of the collar until the skin has healed.
If the condition persists beyond 48 hours, see your veterinarian
For additional information on bed sores and pressure necrosis, please visit our website.
These steps will help keep your pet secure and comfortable. Millions of pets are comfortable when they wear stainless steel contacts. Some pets we sensitive to contact pressure. You may find after some time that your pet is very tolerant of the collar If so.
you may relax some of these precautions It is important to continue daily checks of the contact area. if redness or sores are found, discontinue use until the skin has fully healed. You may need to trim the hair in the area of the Contact Points.
Never shave the dog’s neck; this may lead to a rash or infection.

To ensure a proper fit, please follow these steps:

Make Sure the Receiver collar is fully charged and has enough power
Start with your pet standing comfortably (4A).
Place the Receiver collar on your pet so that The on/off button logo is facing your pet’s chin. Center the Contact Points underneath your pet’s neck, touching the skin.
- If your pet has a long or thick coat then it may be necessary to trim the hair around the Contact Points to make sure that contact is consistent.
Adjust the tightness of the receiver Collar to fit your pet’s neck. Check the tightness of the Receiver Collar by inserting one finger between the end of a Contact Point and your pet’s neck. the fit should be snug but not constricting (4B),
Allow your pet to wear the Receiver Collar for several minutes then recheck the fit. Check the fit again as your pet becomes more comfortable with the Receiver collar
Once you are satisfied with the fit of the Receiver Collar then you may trim any excess collar strap as follows (4C):
- a. Mark the desired length of the Receiver Collar with a pen. Allow for growth if your pet is young or grows a thick winter coat.
- b. Remove the Receiver Collar from your pet and cut off the excess.
- c. Before placing the Receiver Collar back onto your pet, seal the edge of the cut collar by applying a flame along the frayed edge.

To Re-Thread the Collar

The slide buckle prevents the collar from becoming loose around your pet’s neck.
The ridges must be facing up; the collar will slip if it is not properly threaded.

Charge the Receiver Collar

Use 1 Corn to open the plastic cover as the arrow shows.
Connect the Receiver Collar Charger with the USB Charger.
A green light will flash when the charger is properly seated and charging.
If you get the stable green light, it means fully charging (Normally charging 1 hour then fully charged).
Use 1 Corn to close the plastic cover as the arrow shows once fully charged.

To Turn the Collar on

Hold the ON/OFF button until it beeps once.
To Turn the Collar on.
Hold the ON/OFF button until it beeps twice to turn off.

Additional Features

Mode A, B, and AB Feature

For multiple pet households, additional Receiver Collars can be purchased to work with one or more Indoor Barrier Transmitters.
You can set up an unlimited number of Barrier Transmitters in your home and an unlimited number of Receiver Collars can be used with one 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 Indoor Barrier Transmitters and Receiver Collars come preset to mode A. Each
Receiver Collar can operate in one of two different modes or B. Each Barrier
The 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 pregrammed to mode B.
Receiver Collars set to mode A will not pick up the signal from a Barrier Transmitter set to mode B.
When the Barrier Transmitter is set to mode AB, the Barrier Transmitter denies access to all pets wearing the Receiver Collar, no matter which mode the receiver is programmed to.
Programming the Mode Settings All programming is done through the Barrier Transmitter and the programming is synchronized with the Receiver Collar. The Receiver Collar cannot be programmed separately from the Barrier Transmitter.
You may synchronize multiple Receiver Collars to a single Barrier Transmitter at one time. However, make sure any Receiver Collar you do not wish to synchronize is turned OFF during the programming procedure. Any collar that is within 5 feet of the Barrier
Transmitter and turned ON may be reprogrammed. Familiarize yourself with the steps outlined below before attempting to program the Barrier Transmitter and Receiver Collar.
CAUTION To prevent an unintended correction, do not perform set-up procedures while the Receiver Collar is on your pet

Gather the Receiver Collar(s) you wish to synchronize with the Barrier Transmitter.
- Turn the Receiver Collar(s) OFF and place less than one foot from the Barrier Transmitter.
Turn the Barrier Transmitter ON by pressing the UP (+) button until there is a dog and bar(s) displayed in the LCD window.
Push the switch to A, there is dog A, and the bar(s) displayed in it automatically enter into code matching mode in 15 seconds, If the receiver collar beeps, it means the code match succeeds.
Push the switch to B and use the above-mentioned method to match the B receiver.
Once the Reviver Collar has been programmed, press the UP (+) arrow button to turn the Barrier Transmitter ON. Check to make sure the black bar(s) appear on the LCD screen indicating the mode you have selected (5B) and reset the Barrier Transmitter to the desired range.

Training Guide

The MPC150 Indoor Pet Barrier operates on the principle of positive and negative reinforcement
Your pet will learn to avoid the Barrier Areas you have set after receiving a Progressive Static Correction (negative reinforcement} and your pet will learn that he is more comfortable when he avoids the Barrier Areas (positive reinforcement).
In some cases, it may not be necessary to train your pet. You can let your pet wander freely to determine the new boundaries.
Monitor your pet during his first session, Pets learn at different rates and it may take several times for your pet to successfully understand and honor the Barrier Areas,

Begin Your Pet’s First Session

Move your pet away from the Barrier Area.
Turn the receiver collar ON.
- Place the Receiver Collar around your pet’s neck. Be sure that the Receiver is directly under your pet’s neck.
Allow your pet to wander freely to learn the new boundaries.

Further Training

If your pet is confused or unsure how to avoid the Barrier Areas then you may need to teach your pet how to do so by following these easy training steps:

Place a second nonmetallic collar on your pet ABOVE the Receiver Collar and attach a long leash.
- CAUTION Be sure the extra collar does not put pressure on the Contact Points of the Receiver Collar.
Walk your pet toward the Barrier Area. As soon as you hear the tone or you see that your pet is receiving a Static Correction, gently pull him away from the Barrier Area and back into the safe zone.
Placid his technical era ew in time lued that your praise. mastering avoidance of the Barrier Areas.
- Be sure to never force or entice your pet to enter the Barrier Areas.

Additional Information

The system should only be used with healthy pets, Contact your veterinarian if you have concerns about the medical condition of your pet (medication, pregnancy, heart conditions, etc).
This system is not for vicious or aggressive pets. If your pet may pose a threat to others, DO NOT USE THIS SYSTEM. If you are unsure if your dog is aggressive, please consult your veterinarian or a certified trainer.

Troubleshooting

The Barrier Transmitter does not appear to work,| ♦ Check the segment indicator on the Barrier Transmitter.

♦ Check/replace batteries in Barrier Transmitter

♦ Increase the Barrier Area range on the Barrier Transmitter.

♦ Check that the Barrier Transmitter setting

corresponds to the Receiver Collar setting, (i.e. Barrier Transmitter is set to mode A and Receiver Collar is synchronized to pick up mode A)–refer to the Additional Features

section beginning on page 11 for instructions.

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The Barrier Area range is too low| ♦ Make sure the receiver collar have enough power

♦ Adjust the Barrier Transmitter range to increase the Barrier Area size.

The barrier area range is too high.| ♦ Adjust the Barrier Transmitter range to decrease the Barrier Area size.
The pet seems to receive no stimulation.| ♦ Make sure the receiver collar have enough power

♦ Use the Test Light Tool to check for static correction.

♦ Check Receiver Collar fit to ensure Contact Points have direct skin contact.

♦ Check the setting on the Barrier Transmitter.

Unable to hear Receiver Collar tone.| ♦ Make sure the receiver collar have enough power

♦ Pets easily hear the tone but it may be a volume level that

is difficult for you to hear

♦ Use the Test Light Tool to check the Receiver Collar for static correction.

No segments on the Barrier Transmitter.| ♦ Press the UP (+)arrow button

♦ Check/replace batteries in the Barrier Transmitter.

For any Help/support contact us atwww.mypetcommand.com
Email: –Sales@mypetcommand.com
Tel USA: – 888 686 6495
Tel Australia: – 1300 416 703
Tel UK: – 020 3936 1156

Documents / Resources

| My Pet Command MPC150 Wireless Indoor Pet Barrier [pdf] User Guide
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