Martin System Micro B, User Manual

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Checking the Collar Contact
The Micro B collar receiver uses the patented Contact Measurement
System (CMS).
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A LED on the collar indicates if there is a contact with the dog's skin for
a safe and effective training.
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The CMS makes it possible to avoid any accidental overstimulation
when there is no direct contact (due to bridging electricity).
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While the CMS is checking for contact, the LED lights flash quickly and
alternatively.
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The CMS is active for 2 minutes after switching the collar on.
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When there is correct contact, one LED blinks twice every 3 seconds.
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Press on any button on the transmitter or on the FingerKick to stop the
CMS.
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Pairing the Collar Receiver with a Transmitter
1. Position and hold the magnet (standalone or in the transmitter) next to
the
ON / OFF / synchronizing point
of the receiver.
2.
Wait until the LEDs blink quickly and simultaneously.
3.
Move the magnet and the transmitter at least 1 meter away.
4. Within 10 seconds, press the simulation button on your remote or on the
connected fingerkick.
5. Press the button again to make sure the pairing is done.
6. Press the stimulation button and check that the collar reacts.
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