Bird Gard PRO
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4) Plug the AC power adapter into any standard electrical outlet. Or attach the optional battery clip assembly to a 12V battery. The other end of the cable should already be plugged into the power jack located above Power on the back of the unit. Digital Bird Repeller 5) Make sure the volume setting is set to LOW (all the way counterclockwise). 6) Slide the power switch to the right to the INT/EXT. SPKR position. The unit may take a few seconds before starting. Your complete Bird Gard® Pro kit includes a con­rol unit t with built-in speaker, mounting bracket and AC power adapter. (An optional battery clip assembly is available; an optional speaker may be plugged into the speaker jack on the back of the unit.) 7) Adjust the volume to the desired level. IMPOR­TANT: Be c ertain that the power switch is in ­ the OFF ­­­­­ s i­ ion and the volume ­ ontrol is set to the po­ t c ­m inimum (LOW) ­­­­­­v ol­u me level ­(­c oun­t er­c lock­w ise) as shown in Fig. 1 when powering up the unit. SETUP AND INSTALLATION 1) It is recommended to mount the unit on a post or surface that is positioned in the direction and at the same level of the infected area. PROGRAMMING YOUR BIRD GARD® PRO Fig. 1 2) Use the included metal mounting bracket (Fig. 2) and screws (2) with lock washers (2) to mount the unit to a post, fence, wall or other surface. 3) Open the clear front panel in order to set the Recording Switches, Mode Setting Switches, Time Off Switches, Time of Operation Switches and Random Operation Switch to the desired settings. (See “PROGRAMMING YOUR BIRD GARD® PRO” for more programming details.) Extension Speaker 8) The Bird Gard® Pro allows the addition of an optional extension speaker. An extension speaker may be operated as a “stand-alone” speaker OR along with the internal speaker in the front of the Bird Gard® Pro unit. Plug in the Extension Speaker into the jack on the back of the unit. Then move the slide switch on the front of the control panel (upper right hand corner) to INT/EXT. SPKR (to operate BOTH speakers) OR to EXT. SPKR ONLY (to operate ONLY the Extension Speaker). To program your Bird Gard® Pro unit you will need a small ­­­­ screw­ river, toothpick, or other pointed, rigid d object to toggle the switches in the switch array ­ (Fig. 3). The switch array banks are located in the bottom right hand corner on the front of the unit (to ­ the right of “RECORDINGS”) inside the front cover door. A switch is ON if the switch is pressed down on the right-hand side. The switch is OFF if the left ­­ side is pressed down. RECORDING SETTING SWITCHES The RECORDINGS switches are the first eight switches in the switch array. Each switch has a ­recording ­number to the right of it that corresponds with the bird descriptions listed on the foil label affixed on the front inside the front cover door. MODE SETTING SWITCHES The Mode Setting switches set the ­ arious modes v of operation: such as the amount of time between playing bird distress calls, when the unit will ­ perate (day only, night only, o or 24 hours), and whether the unit will operate in the Random Mode or ­ ormal Mode. N Mode or Function Sets the Time-Off Period Sets the Time-Off Period Sets the Time the unit plays Sets the Time the unit plays Turns Random Mode On or Off The two Time-Off switches are located just below the Recording switches in the switch array. When the unit is set to one of the various T ­ ime-Off modes, the unit will delay a number of s ­ econds or minutes between recorded sounds. Please note that the unit will play all of the ­ elected s recordings (either ­ equentially or ­ on-sequentially, s n 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 op­ r­ t­ ea ing in Random Mode, the unit will delay anywhere from the min­­ um value to the maximum value for im that Time-Off setting. If the unit is not in ­Ran­dom Mode, it will delay only the ­ inimum value. To m set the Time-Off period (or delay interval), use the f ­ollowing ­ ettings on switches 1 and 2 in the mode s function settings. Switch 1 Switch 2 ON OFF

Mode Short Medium Long XLong MODE SETTINGS Mode Day Only 24-Hour Night Only also Night Only TIME OF OPERATION SWITCHES The two “DAY/24HR/NIGHT” switches are located just under the Time-Off switches in the bottom 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 24HR mode, the unit will operate continuously, regardless of the time of day. To...