CTT Sport, Manual, Page: 11 / 16

Why do we want to unpair the CTT® Sport
from the Chameleon®?
If you have four ID codes paired and you pair a fifth
ID code, the fourth ID code will be knocked out. The only way
to delete ID code 1, 2, 3 from being paired is to knock them all
out!
Unpairing a Chameleon® Collar Receiver from the
CTT® Sport
1. Make sure that the CTT® Sport and the collar receiver are
charged.
2. To unpair a Chameleon® Collar Receiver from the CTT®
Sport, one must follow the same steps as when pairing, but
when the 4 fast blinking LEDS begin to flash, the transmitter
must be moved at least one meter from the Chameleon®
Collar Receiver for about three seconds.
3. Then you bring the magnet on the transmitter back to the
synchronization point on the receiver until the fast lights stop
flashing. This erases the pairing. Now you will see that your
collar receiver immediately goes in standby (1 LED blinks every
2 to 3 seconds). This collar will not respond to any transmitter.
If you hold the Chameleon® Collar Receiver and the
transmitter apart for too long before bringing them back
together, the transmitter and receiver will not unpair. If the
Chameleon® Collar Receiver is not unpaired, try again.
Sometimes it is easier to use the independent magnet from the
set for unpairing instead of the magnet on the transmitter.
Once the ID codes are unpaired, the collar needs to be
paired again with one or more ID codes for subsequent use.
To program the receiver (Chameleon® or Micro Collar)
to operate with the CTT® Sport, you need to first turn on
the CTT® Sport by pressing and releasing the Program
Button.
Make sure that the CTT® Sport and the collar receiver
are charged.
1. Hold your CTT® Sport with the Magnetic start point (see Figure
2 on Page 2) to the Magnet Point of the Chameleon® (the
on/off for the Chameleon®). Let them touch and hold still and
wait. Wait until the 4 LEDs flash quickly and simultaneously.
(This is after LEDs light in a repeat of what happens when the
collar is switched “on”.)
2. After you see the quickly and simultaneous 4LEDs, you may
separate the CTT® Sport and the Chameleon® to
approximately 1 meter distance apart and then press a
Finger-Kick that is paired to an option on your CTT® Sport. You
will see that the collar receiver will react. We call the 4 fast
blinking LEDS “pairing mode”. The pairing mode will last for
approximately 10 seconds. If you do not pair during pairing
mode, the collar will go back into standby (1 LED blinks every
2 to 3 seconds).
3. Test your pairing by pushing the Finger-Kick and see if the
Chameleon® LED shows that it is paired. A LED will light on the
Chameleon® Collar Receiver when a Finger-Kick paired to
an option on the CTT® Sport transmitter is depressed after
there is pairing with the collar to that identification code.
Other ways to check the pairing are that you can set the
transmitter to tone for testing purposes, and you can test
output on yourself (manually) to check if the pairing is
complete.
4. If the pairing between the Chameleon® and the CTT® Sport
was not successful, repeat the procedure.
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