Bird Gard PRO PLUS
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PROGRAMMING YOUR BIRD GARD® NOTE: The Bird Gard Pro Plus features a replaceable Memory Card with Sound Chip. You will notice that the sounds included on your Bird Gard Pro Plus unit are listed on a silver foil label affixed to the chip. To remove, simply pull Memory Card with Sound Chip straight out from the embedded socket. Then insert a different Memory Card with Sound Chip by pressing firmly straight into the socket. ’ Mode Setting Switches (1-5) Digital Bird Repeller Your complete Bird Gard® Pro Plus kit includes a control unit, power adapter, battery cable with clips and two speakers. Open the control unit by lifting the two latches on the side of the enclosure. Prior to operation, route the speaker and power cables from their respective jacks on the control panel down through the cutout in the lower part of the enclosure. Be sure that the cables are resting on the foam pad before the cover is latched ^shut, as shown in Fig. 1. 1) Use the mounting hardware (included) to mount the control unit box to a wall, post or other vertical surface. 2) Plug the power adapter into an electrical outlet or attach the battery clip assembly to a 12V battery. The other end of the cable should already be plugged into the power jack located below POWER on the front panel of the control unit box. The adapter shall remain readily operable. 3) It is recommended to mount the speaker(s) on a post or surface that is aimed directly at the area needing protection. 4) Set the Recording switches, Mode Setting switches, Time-Off switches, Time of Operation switches and Random Operation switches to the desired settings. (See “PROGRAMMING YOUR BIRD GARD” for complete details on how to program your bird repeller). 5) Make sure the volume setting is set to LOW (all the way counterclockwise). 6) Slide the power switch to the ON position. The unit may take a few seconds before starting. 7) Adjust the volume to the desired level. 8) Close the cover and latch shut. To program your Bird Gard® unit you will need a small screwdriver, toothpick, or other small, rigid object to slide the switches in the switch array. The switch arrays are the switch banks located in the top left corner of the unit (under “RECORDINGS”). A switch is ON if the switch is moved to the right-hand side by sliding the switch to the right. The switch is OFF when moved to the left-hand side. RECORDINGS SETTING SWITCHES The Recordings switches are the first eight switches in the top switch array. Each switch has a Sound number to the left of it that corresponds with the bird/sound descriptions listed on the foil label located on the Memory Card and Sound Chip to the right of the switch arrays. The Bird Gard Pro Plus is designed to play each selected sound at a different randomly selected frequency each time it plays that sound. This feature is designed to add to the effectiveness of the unit and is independent of the Random Operation Switch Setting. MODE SETTINGS SWITCHES The Mode Settings switches set the various modes of operation: such as the amount of time between playing bird distress calls, when the unit will operate (day only, night only, or 24 hours), and whether the unit will operate in the Random Mode or Normal Mode. Switch Mode or Function 1 Sets the Time Off Period 2 Sets the Time Off Period 3 Sets the Time the unit plays 4 Sets the Time the unit plays 5 Turns Random Mode On or Off set to one of the various Time Off modes, the unit will delay a number of seconds or minutes between recorded sounds. Please note that the unit will play all of the selected recordings (either sequentially or non-sequentially, depending on the Random Mode) then it will go into a delay. The unit will play for a short interval of time, from 6 seconds to 48 seconds, depending on the number of sounds that are selected. The time the unit stays off depends on the Time Off and the Random Mode settings. If the unit is operati ng in Random Mode, the unit will delay anywhere from the min i mum value to the maximum value for that time-off setting. If the unit is not in Random Mode, it will delay only the minimum value. To set the Time Off period (or delay interval), use the following settings on switches 1 and 2 in the mode function settings. Time Off Period Short Medium Long Extra Long

Mode Short Medium Long XLong Mode Day Only 24-Hour Night Only also Night Only switches in the switch array. ‘Night Mode' operates the unit at night and ‘Day Mode' operates the unit during the day. However, the photocell that senses the sunlight is susceptible to bright lights. Take care not to have bright lights shining towards the unit since this can prevent the unit from operating properly. In 24-Hour mode, the unit will operate continuously, r egardless of the time of day. To set the Time period for the unit t o operate set switches 3 and 4 in the Mode Function settings to the following:...