Tri-Tronics Beeper, Owner'S Manual

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The Tri-Tronics Beeper
The Tri-Tronics Beeper lets you know
where your bird dog is hunting and
when he goes on point. The Beeper
has a wide choice of settings to suit
different hunting styles and individual
preferences. You can also keep track
of several dogs at one time by the
settings you select.
If you purchased an Upland G2 or
Sport
®
65 BPR G2, your Beeper can be
turned on and off from a distance with
your transmitter. Therefore, you can
leave the beeper off most of the time,
and only turn it on when hunting
conditions require it.
If you own any Tri-Tronics G2 Field or
Pro Series model, you can also use
your transmitter to turn the Beeper on
or off from a distance. If you own any
other make or model of remote trainer
or you plan to use the Beeper by itself
with no remote trainer, you cannot
turn your Beeper on or off from a
distance, but your Beeper will have
all other functions, such as choice
of mode, run and point tones, and
volume control, described in this
owner’s guide.
This Owner’s Guide covers the Upland
G2 Beeper, Sport
®
65 BPR G2 Beeper,
the Beeper used with other Tri-Tronics
G2 Field or Pro Series models, and the
Accessory Beeper. Content that applies
only to certain models is so noted.
Quick Guide
1. Beeper battery.
Your Upland G2 and Sport
®
65 BPR
G2 come with one 9-volt battery
installed. Your Accessory Beeper does
not come with a battery. Install the
correct sized 9-volt battery in your
Accessory Beeper. See “Installing or
Changing the Beeper Battery.”
2.Beeper modes.
To change the preset modes, move
the DIP switches inside the battery
compartment as shown in “Changing
Beeper Settings.” You have a choice of
volume, range/point or point-only, four
run tones, and two point tones.