Tri-Tronics Classic 70S, Owner'S Manual

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USING THE TONE
(Does not apply to the
Flyway Special
XLS
or the Upland Special
XLS
.)
Some Remote Trainer models can make an audible tone
coming from the collar. The chart on pages 4 and 5 shows
which Remote Trainer models include this feature. The
meaning of the tone is determined by your dog’s training.
It can mean a particular command, a warning, praise, etc.
The training materials that came with your Remote Tr a i n e r
describe the use of this feature in more detail. The tone in the
XLS series has been enhanced. Besides ensuring that the dog
will hear it under all environmental conditions, the new louder
tone can help you locate a collar that has fallen off a dog in the
field. Press the tone button frequently as you walk the field, and
listen for the collar.
Tone Button
The transmitter light is also a push-button. To activate the
tone, press this button. The tone does not work when the
intensity knob is set on “N.”
USING THE BEEPER
(Upland Special XLS Models Only)
Pressing the button on the top of the transmitter turns the
Beeper on or off at a distance. This feature does not work
when the intensity knob is set on “N.” For complete
information about using the Beeper that comes with the
Upland Special
XLS , see the separate Beeper manual included
with that model.
EXPECTED RANGE
Your Remote Trainer has a range of one mile (two miles on
the Trashbreaker Ultra
XLS ). Terrain, weather, vegetation,
transmission from other radio devices in the area, and other
factors affect range.
Using the Tone • Using the Beeper • Expected Range Page 15
On selected models
the light on top of
the transmitter is a
push-button that
operates the tone
or the Beeper.