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RF Signal Loss

Function for monitoring and alerting about radio signal loss between collar and controller.

Signal Monitoring​

RF Monitoring Activation
Enables continuous monitoring of radio signal quality and availability.

Detection Sensitivity
Set at what signal strength the alert is activated:

  • High Sensitivity – alert at slight signal degradation
  • Medium Sensitivity – alert at significant degradation
  • Low Sensitivity – alert only at complete loss

Alert Types​

Immediate Alerts
Reactions to current signal status:

  • Weak Signal – warning before possible loss
  • Signal Loss – immediate alert on outage
  • Signal Recovery – confirmation of connection restoration

Controller Alerts
Types of alerts displayed on controller:

  • Visual – icons and indicators on display
  • Audio – warning tones of various intensity
  • Vibration – tactile alerts

Automatic Reactions​

Signal Loss Mode
Collar behavior when losing connection with controller:

  • Standard Mode – continue basic functions
  • Power Saving Mode – reduce consumption to extend life
  • Localization Mode – activate finding functions

GPS Backup
Automatic GPS activation when RF signal is lost:

  • Immediate Activation – GPS turns on immediately
  • Delayed Activation – GPS turns on after certain time
  • Manual Activation – GPS only on command

Reconnection Protocols​

Automatic Recovery
Settings for automatic connection restoration:

  • Retry Interval – how often collar attempts reconnect
  • Maximum Attempts – limit attempts before entering power saving
  • Timeout – maximum wait time for response

Priority Channels
Settings for preferred communication channels:

  • Primary Channel – main communication frequency
  • Backup Channels – alternative frequencies when problems occur
  • Automatic Switching – channel change with poor signal

Diagnostics and Statistics​

Signal Quality
Real-time RF connection status information:

  • Signal Strength – current level in dBm
  • Connection Quality – stability and transmission speed
  • Error Rate – percentage of lost packets

Outage History
Record of all signal loss instances:

  • Time and Location – when and where outage occurred
  • Duration – how long signal was missing
  • Possible Causes – analysis of outage reasons

Range Optimization​

Power Settings
Transmitter power adjustment for optimal range:

  • Low Power – battery saving, shorter range
  • Medium Power – balanced setting
  • High Power – maximum range, higher consumption

Antennas and Position
Tips for optimal placement and orientation:

  • Collar Position – ideal placement on dog's neck
  • Controller Position – recommended holding and orientation
  • Obstacles – terrain and object effects on signal