Move collars from pasture to pasture
If you want to move the animals from one pasture to another, click on Move and then Move from pasture to pasture. Select the pasture you want to move the animals from. Then, select the pasture you want to move the animals to. Click on Confirm, set pasture.
Now, the collars will upload the new pasture they have been assigned to. You can track the process by clicking on the status line on the top of the screen. The info box will appear and let you know if the collars are loading, if they succeed or fail to load, and if the collars have been registered inside their new pasture. The virtual fence will be activated as soon as a collar has registered a position inside the new pasture. If the collars fail to receive the information about their new pasture (which can be caused by poor mobile coverage or an empty battery), the status banner will alert you about this.
You also have the option to move collars directly from the collar list or from the map. Click on the option you want to use and follow the steps. Moving collars directly from the map based on their position can be useful if you are close to the animals you want to move and don’t have the possibility to check what collar id the animals have on their collars before moving.
Remove the animals from the pasture/Switch off the pasture
When you are removing the animals from the pasture, and want to switch off the virtual fence, you can follow the same procedure as when moving the animals to a new pasture. Select collars as described above, but select the option No pasture. Proceed the same way as you would if you were moving them to a new pasture. The virtual fence will be switched off as soon as the collar has loaded the information successfully, and the animals can then be moved safely.
You can also remove pastures via Bluetooth.
This is an emergency function, and should only be used in cases where you do not have sufficient mobile coverage. Please note that you will not be able to switch the virtual fence back on before both the collars and your phone are within an area with mobile coverage.
By using this function, you will have the option to remove the pasture from the collars via Bluetooth regardless of mobile coverage, for example if you are bringing the animals back home from the mountain pasture.
Contact via Bluetooth works best at short distances, and with minimal obstacles affecting the signal. You should therefore make sure that all collars have switched off the fence successfully, before you start removing the animals from the pasture.
We recommend having control of your animals before you switch off the fence, as this action cannot be undone. The collars will need to have mobile coverage to be able to be assigned to a new pasture.
