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Examples:

•  To program your first Receiver, use the Launcher Selection Up/Down Buttons to get a “0” in the middle of your 

Transmitter’s LCD screen, and then press the first Launch Signal Button. This Receiver will have a 

P D S

1 2 3 4

 in the 

upper right corner and a “0” is displayed in the center of the LCD screen.

•  To program your second Receiver, use the Launcher Selection Up/Down Buttons to get a 1 in the middle of 

your Transmitter’s LCD screen, and then press the first Launch Signal Button. This Receiver will have a 

P D S

1 2 3 4

 in 

the upper right corner and a “1” is displayed in the center of the LCD screen.  

•  After programming Receivers 0-8 using the first Launch Signal Button, move on to the second Launch Signal 

Button, all the way up to your 36th Receiver having a 

P D S

1 2 3 4

 in the upper right corner and an 8 displayed in the 

center of the LCD screen. 

SENDING A LAUNCH SIGNAL

After your Receivers have been programmed, they’re ready to launch! 

NORMAL MODE

If each Receiver is attached to either the SportDOG™ Launcher Basket or another device using the “S” port:

1.  Use the Launcher Selection Up/Down Buttons to set the number on the Transmitter’s LCD screen to zero. 

2.  Press Launch Signal Button 1-4 to launch the corresponding devices.

If using devices that are plugged into the Receiver’s ports with SportDOG cables: 

1.  Plug up to (8) devices into each of the ports 1-8.

2.  To designate which device will be launched from your selected Receiver, use 

the Launcher Selection Up/Down Buttons to select a port 1-8. 

3.  After selecting the device number, use the Launch Signal Buttons to send the 

launch signal to one of the four Receivers. 

4.  The launch signal will trigger the release mechanism of the attached device. 

Examples: 

•  To launch the first device on Receiver 1, set the port number on the 

Transmitter’s LCD screen to 1 and push the first Launch Signal Button (

A). 

•  To launch the fourth device on Receiver 3, set the port number on the 

Transmitter’s LCD screen to 4 and push the third Launch Signal Button.

NOTE: If the SportDOG Basket, or any solenoid device, is used, the “S” port must 

be used to launch.

EXPANDED MODE

1.  To send a launch signal to each Receiver, use the same unique 

code used to program the Receiver (from page 13).

2.  Use the Launcher Selection Up/Down Buttons to set the position 

(0-8) and the Launch Signal Buttons (1-4) to select the Receiver.

3. The launch signal will trigger the release mechanism on the 

attached device. 

Examples:

•  If you designated a Receiver as Receiver 4, position 6, use the Launcher Selection Up/Down Buttons to set the 

position number to 6 and then press the fourth Launch Signal Button to send the launch signal (

B).

•  If you designated a Receiver as Receiver 3, position 7, use the Launcher Selection Up/Down Buttons to set the 

position number to 7 and then press the third Launch Signal Button to send the launch signal.

 

SELECTING AND SENDING THE TONE SIGNAL

SportDOG™ Launcher Electronics offer a choice of three different tones for your training purposes: Pheasant, 

Duck, and Shotgun Report. The selected sound will be indicated on the Transmitter’s LCD screen with a “P,” “D,” 

or “S.”

NORMAL MODE

1.  Press the Tone/Mode Selection Button to cycle through the sound choices and 

select either “P” (Pheasant), “D” (Duck), or “S” (Shotgun Report). These letters will 

appear on the Transmitter’s LCD screen.

2.  To send the tone signal to a Receiver, simply press the Tone Signal Button (1-4) on 

the Transmitter that corresponds to the Receiver you want to emit a tone. 

Examples:

•  To make Receiver 1 emit a Duck tone, set the tone indicator to “D” and press the first Tone Signal Button. 

•  To make Receiver 3 emit a Shotgun Report tone, set tone indicator to “S” and press the third Tone Signal 

Button. 

EXPANDED MODE

1.  Press the Tone/Mode Selection Button to cycle through the sound choices and select either “P” (Pheasant), 

“D” (Duck), or “S” (Shotgun Report). These letters will appear on the Transmitter’s LCD screen.

2.  To designate which Receiver will get a sound signal, use the same unique identity code used to program the 

Receiver (from page 13). 

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:: 0

7

STE

:: 0

8

P D S

1 2 3 4

P D S

1 2 3 4

P D S

1 2 3 4

A

CABLE PLUGGED IN PORT 1 

B

Summary of Contents for Brand SD-BASKET-R

Page 1: ...D LAUNCHER KIT SD LAUNCHER TR SD LAUNCHER R SD BASKET R OPERATING GUIDE SOME INFORMATION INCLUDED IN THIS GUIDE MAY NOT APPLY TO THE PRODUCT YOU PURCHASED PLEASE READ THIS ENTIRE GUIDE BEFORE BEGINNIN...

Page 2: ...compartment for charging Risk of explosion if batteries are charged in areas with high temperature 100 F Do not use the equipment until you have read this manual Transport the device in a safe positi...

Page 3: ...em lets you remotely control the launch of birds or training dummies from up to 1 2 mile away The Transmitter sends a signal to the Receiver which can be used with the SportDOG Launcher Basket and can...

Page 4: ...erating Guide ICONS FUNCTION P D S 1 2 3 4 Displays the battery charge status P D S 1 2 3 4 Indicates the selected tone chosen for the upcoming launch Pheasant Duck or Shotgun Report P D S 1 2 3 4 Ind...

Page 5: ...g needs and available equipment NORMAL MODE This mode allows a user to control 4 Receivers Each Receiver can control up to 9 devices plugged into cable ports 0 8 on the underside of the Receiver The 0...

Page 6: ...er that appears is your User ID NOTE It is necessary to rematch Receivers each time you change the User ID see Step 6 To return unit to the factory ID simply select in step 5 above PREPARING THE TRANS...

Page 7: ...riod of 3 5 years When a battery needs replacement you can order a new pack by calling our Customer Care Center at 1 800 732 0144 Please do not open the Transmitter or Receiver until you have received...

Page 8: ...LCD screen to 4 and push the third Launch Signal Button NOTE If the SportDOG Basket or any solenoid device is used the S port must be used to launch EXPANDED MODE 1 To send a launch signal to each Rec...

Page 9: ...tomer Care Center at 1 800 732 0144 or visit our website at www sportdog com Component Part Number LauncherBasketwithTransmitterandReceiver SD LAUNCHER KIT LauncherBasketwithReceiveronly SD BASKET R L...

Page 10: ...y problem you have with this system If they do not please contact the Customer Care Center at 1 800 732 0144 visit our website at www sportdog com or view www sportdog com galleries for support videos...

Page 11: ...tocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigitaldevice pursuanttopart15oftheFCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This e...

Page 12: ...atteries Please see below for instructions on how to remove the battery from the product for separate disposal If you wish to ship us your spent batteries for disposal contact the Customer Care Center...

Page 13: ...iginal place of purchase for any warranty issues Please note that Radio Systems does not provide refunds replacements or upgrades for change of mind or for any other reason outside of these Warranty t...

Page 14: ...26 1 800 732 0144 WWW SPORTDOG COM 27...

Page 15: ...S P O R T D O G C O M Radio Systems Corporation 10427 PetSafe Way Knoxville TN 37932 1 800 732 0144 400 1764 1 2013 RADIO SYSTEMS CORPORATION GEAR THE WAY YOU D DESIGN IT...

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