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CHANGE ID CODES

An ID Code is the signal identification between the Remote Transmitter and Collar Receiver. Each is 

programmed in 1 of 2,000 ID Codes from the factory. The FieldTrainer

®

 425/425S and WetlandHunter

®

 425 

have the flexibility to program two or more Remote Transmitters to the same ID Code, allowing them to 

both control one Collar Receiver. There are 64 programmable ID Codes available.

TO MANUALLY PROGRAM A REMOTE TRANSMITTER’S ID CODE FOLLOW THESE STEPS:

1.  Turn the Intensity Dial to V/T, and then press and release the Mode Button on the back of your Remote  

 Transmitter. This does not change the mode, so the current mode will still be active after the ID  

  change is complete.

2.  Once the Mode Button is released, the Transmitter Indicator Light will illuminate solid green and stay  

  on for 15 seconds. 

3.  While the green Indicator Light is on, turn the Intensity Dial to select the 1st digit of the ID and then  

  press and release the Side Button. The green Indicator Light will flash rapidly confirming selection.

4.  Again, while the green Indicator Light is on, turn the Intensity Dial to select the 2nd digit of  

  the ID and then press and release the Side Button. The green Indicator Light will flash rapidly  

  confirming selection. The 2nd digit is optional and, if not desired, wait until the green light  

  turns off and refrain from pressing the Side Button.

5.  At the end of 15 seconds, or after the second press of the Side Button, the green Indicator  

  Light will turn off and the ID of the unit will be updated. At this point, the unit will be in the same  

  mode it was in prior to setting the ID. 

6. Upon changing the ID Code, you will need to match the Collar Receiver to the Remote  

  Transmitter (see STEP 5 on page 14).

TO RETURN THE UNIT TO THE FACTORY ID FOLLOW THESE STEPS:

 1.  Turn the Intensity Dial to V/T, and then press and release the Mode Button on the back of your  

  Remote Transmitter. This does not change the mode, so the current mode will still be active after the  

  ID change is complete.

2.  Do not press any buttons and wait until the green Transmitter Indicator Light turns off.

3.  You will need to match the Collar Receiver to the Remote Transmitter (see STEP 5 on page 14).

MATCH THE COLLAR RECEIVER AND REMOTE TRANSMITTER

To match the Collar Receiver to work with a new Remote Transmitter or to match a new Collar Receiver 

to work with your existing Remote Transmitter:

A.  Turn the Collar Receiver off.

B.  Press and hold the On/Off Button. The Receiver Indicator Light will come on, then turn off after 4-5  

  seconds. If the On/Off Button is released too early, the Receiver Indicator Light will begin flashing as  

  normal. If this occurs, start over from 

A

.

C.   After the Receiver Indicator Light has turned off, release the On/Off Button. 

D.  Press and hold the Upper Button on the Remote Transmitter until the Receiver Indicator Light flashes  

  5 times. Once the Receiver Indicator Light has flashed 5 times, the Collar Receiver has been matched  

  and will begin flashing as normal. If the Receiver Indicator Light does not flash 5 times, start  

 over from 

A

.

PROGRAM THE SYSTEM FOR TWO OR THREE-DOG OPERATION

SportDOG

 Add-A-Dog

®

  Collar Receiver(s) must be purchased to train additional dogs. 

1.  Program the Remote Transmitter to mode 3 or 4 (see page 13). 
2.  Program the first Collar Receiver.
  A.  Turn the Collar Receiver off. 
  B.   Press and hold the On/Off Button. The Receiver Indicator Light will come on, then turn off  
   after 4-5 seconds. If the On/Off Button is released too early, the Receiver Indicator Light will  
   

begin its normal flashing. If this occurs, start over from 

A

.

  C.   After the Receiver Indicator Light has turned off, release the On/Off Button. 
  D.   Press and hold the 

Upper Button

 on the Remote Transmitter until the Receiver Indicator Light  

   

flashes 5 times. If the Receiver Indicator Light does not flash 5 times, start over from 

A

3.  Program the second Collar Receiver using 

A

 through 

D

 above, but using the 

Lower Button

 in  

  place of the Upper Button. 
4.  Program the third Collar Receiver using 

A

 through 

D

 above, but using the 

Side Button

 in place of the  

  Upper Button. 

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Summary of Contents for SDR-AC

Page 1: ...SDR AF SDR AS SDR AC OPERATING GUIDE PLEASE READ THIS ENTIRE GUIDE BEFORE BEGINNING DOG ADD A 400 1594 2 indd 1 7 31 15 10 27 AM ...

Page 2: ...s or pressure necrosis Avoid leaving the collar on the dog for more than 12 hours per day When possible reposition the collar on the dog s neck every 1 to 2 hours Check the fit to prevent excessive pressure follow the instructions in this manual Never connect a lead leash to the electronic collar it will cause excessive pressure on the contacts When using a separate collar for a lead leash don t p...

Page 3: ...HREE DOG OPERATION 14 CHANGE ID CODES 15 TERMS OF USE AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY 16 FCC COMPLIANCE 17 BATTERY DISPOSAL 18 SPORTDOG ADD A DOG RECEIVERS 20 videos available at www youtube com sportdogbrand PREPARE THE COLLAR RECEIVER CHARGE THE COLLAR RECEIVER 1 Lift the rubber cover protecting the Charging Jack 2 Connect one of the charger connectors to the Charging Jack 3 Plug the charger into a ...

Page 4: ...een Good Light flashes once per second once the battery is completely charged N A N A RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES This device contains Lithium Ion Li Ion batteries never incinerate puncture deform short circuit or charge with an inappropriate charger Fire explosion property damage or bodily harm may occur if this warning is not followed Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type Disp...

Page 5: ...e visit the Support section for remote trainers at www sportdog com These steps will help keep your dog safe and comfortable Millions of dogs are comfortable while they wear stainless steel contacts Some dogs are sensitive to contact pressure You may find after some time that your dog is very tolerant of the collar If so you may relax some of these precautions It is important to continue daily che...

Page 6: ...to Intensity Level 1 and repeat the process If your dog still does not indicate heisfeelingthestaticstimulation youhavethreeoptions trimthehairbeneaththeContactPoints switchtothelongerContactPointsincludedinyoursystem orchangetoahigherstaticstimulation range If after completing all of these steps your dog still does not indicate he is feeling the static stimulation please contact the Customer Care...

Page 7: ... 2 Continuous stimulation Level set by intensity dial OR Tone if V T on Dial Momentary stimulation Level set by intensity dial OR Tone if V T on Dial Vibe only 1 3 Dog 1 Continuous stimulation Level set by intensity dial OR Tone if V T on Dial Dog 2 Continuous stimulation Level set by intensity dial OR Tone if V T on Dial Dog 3 Continuous stimulation Level set by intensity dial OR Tone if V T on D...

Page 8: ...t mode will still be active after the ID change is complete 2 Do not press any buttons and wait until the green Transmitter Indicator Light turns off 3 You will need to match the Collar Receiver to the Remote Transmitter see STEP 5 on page 14 MATCH THE COLLAR RECEIVER AND REMOTE TRANSMITTER To match the Collar Receiver to work with a new Remote Transmitter or to match a new Collar Receiver to work...

Page 9: ...ed operation This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions m...

Page 10: ...FOR FINAL DISPOSAL DO NOT OPEN THE COLLAR RECEIVER UNTIL YOU HAVE RECEIVED THE REPLACEMENT Using a 3 32 Allen wrench remove the case screws Remove the case back or cover Remove the old battery pack When removing the old battery pack care must be taken when gripping the connector firmly to avoid damaging the wires Shortingthebatterywiresmaycausefireorexplosion Theseinstructionsarenotvalidforrepairo...

Page 11: ...1594 Description SDR AF SDR AS SDR AC Manual Created by AR Initial Creation Date 8 24 2012 Approved by GG Date Approved 8 28 2012 Program used INDESIGN CC Revision 002 ECO RSC12091 Revision Description Max 5 Update Revision Date 7 28 2015 Material Cover 128g C2S Body 100g Wood free paper Color White Printing Cover CMYK X 1C body 1C x 1C Coating Cover with Aqueous Varnish Cut fold 2 times 2 saddle ...

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