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HANDHELD RECEIVER INDICATOR LIGHTS
Indicator Light function
Pointing:
The dog remains steady on point. When the dog starts
moving again, the light goes out.
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Barking:
The dog is barking at a certain interval and volume. When
the barking stops, the light goes out.
Treeing:
The dog remains treeing. When the dog starts moving
again, the light goes out.
Transmitter Low Battery:
Indicates the batteries in the collar
transmitter are low. Change the batteries as soon as possible.
Tracking mode:
The
Power/Standby Indicator
blinks GREEN at
short intervals when the handheld receiver is paired with the collar
transmitter and held in a horizontal position.
Standby mode:
The
Power/Standby Indicator
blinks GREEN at long
intervals when the handheld receiver is in a vertical position. Standby
Mode helps save battery power.
Receiver Low Battery:
The
Power/Standby Indicator
shows RED
when the battery in the handheld receiver is low.
Transmitter Channel Display:
Shows the channel number for the
collar transmitter currently being tracked. Shows
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every 2 minutes
when handheld receiver is self-calibrating.
Note: The handheld receiver alarms do not function at the limits of the transmission range between the receiver
and the transmitter. However, even if the alarms do not function at the limits of the transmission range, you can
still find the location of the collar transmitter.
TO CALIBRATE THE COmPASS:
To ensure successful tracking, you must calibrate the internal compass of the receiver after the initial set-up.
The receiver is calibrated to ensure that the display and tracking mechanisms are working properly.
1. Turn on the handheld receiver outdoors.
2. Activate the calibration mode by pointing the receiver directly upwards and pressing and
releasing the Copy Button. The
Transmitter Channel Display
will start to rotate rapidly through the
channel numbers.
3. Rotate the receiver slowly in three directions as shown below (at least 5 times around each
axis shown).
4. Point the receiver upwards again and wait for 5 seconds. The
Transmitter Channel Display
will stop
rotating and and you will hear two rising beeps. The calibration is now complete.
Note: For best results, repeat the calibration every time you turn on the handheld receiver.
PREPARE THE COLLAR TRANSmITTER
RSS 210 Warning Statement: When tracking, keep the collar transmitter at a
minimum of 20 cm distance from yourself or other people.
TO INSTALL OR CHANGE THE BATTERIES IN THE COLLAR TRANSmITTER:
1. Using a coin, open the battery cover by turning the screw
anti-clockwise.
Use a coin or similar item to open the battery cover. Be
careful with a screwdriver, as excessive force may damage
the threads.
2. Remove spent batteries. Check that the battery housing is clean
and the seals are undamaged. Be sure to recycle or properly
dispose of the spent batteries.
3. Place the new batteries in the battery slots correctly aligned with the negative (-) and
positive (+) markings.
Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of spent
batteries according to the instructions.
4. Carefully fit the battery cover and tighten the screw by turning it clockwise until it is firmly in place.
The collar transmitter goes to standby mode.
Note: Do not use rechargeable batteries. Always use new batteries. Do not mix new and used batteries. The collar
transmitter requires two (2) CR123 batteries.
COLLAR TRANSmITTER INDICATOR LIGHTS
LED
function
Green
Blinks 10 times when the batteries have been changed and when the cover is closed to indicate
the collar transmitter is in Standby Mode
Green
Lights for 2 seconds when the collar transmitter is successfully paired with the handheld receiver
Green
Blinks at short intervals indicating the unit is tracking and operating normally
Green
Not blinking or lighted, the collar transmitter is OFF or the batteries need to be replaced
Red
Blinks 10 times when batteries have been changed
Red
Blinks at short intervals when the battery in the collar transmitter is low. If it continues to blink after
replacing the batteries, there is a malfunction. Contact the Customer Care Centre for assistance.
Blue
Blinks at 2 second intervals to give better visibility to the dog in low-light conditions.
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