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Model Guide

Sport

®

65BPR G2

6 continuous

Red button:

Continuous stimulation

6 momentary

Black button:

Momentary stimulation

Orange button:

Turns Beeper on or off (Beeper operation

is covered in the Beeper owner’s guide)

“N” setting:

When the intensity dial is set on

“N” transmitter buttons do not function

Multi Sport

®

-2 G2

6 continuous

Green button:

Continuous stimulation

(collar w/ green strap)

Orange button:

Continuous stimulation

(collar w/ orange strap)

“T” setting:

When the intensity dial is set on

“T” each button produces the no-stimulation
signal tone instead of stimulation

Multi Sport

® 

-3 G2

6 continuous

Green button:

Continuous stimulation

(collar w/ green strap)

Orange button:

Continuous stimulation

(collar w/ orange strap)

Yellow button:

Continuous stimulation

(collar w/ yellow strap)

“T” setting:

When the intensity dial is set on

“T” each button produces the no-stimulation
signal tone instead of stimulation

Model Guide

Sport

®

50 G2

6 continuous

Red button:

Continuous stimulation

6 momentary

Black button:

Momentary stimulation

“N” setting:

When the intensity dial is set on

“N” transmitter buttons do not function

Sport

®

60 G2

6 continuous

Red button:

Continuous stimulation

6 momentary

Black button:

Momentary stimulation

Green button:

No-stimulation signal tone

“N” setting:

When the intensity dial is set on

“N” transmitter buttons do not function

Sport

®

80C G2

12 continuous

Upper red button:

Higher level continuous stimulation

Lower red button:

Lower level continuous stimulation

6 momentary

Black button:

Momentary stimulation

“T” setting:

When the intensity dial is set on

“T” each button produces the no-stimulation
signal tone instead of stimulation

Sport

®

80M G2

12 momentary

Lower black button:

Lower level momentary stimulation

Upper black button:

Higher level momentary stimulation

6 continuous

Red button:

Continuous stimulation

“T” setting:

When the intensity dial is set on

“T” each button produces the no-stimulation
signal tone instead of stimulation

Summary of Contents for Multi Sport-2 G2

Page 1: ...ur web site 24 hours a day at tritronics com for the latest information available regarding your product and our support services for training information or to purchase accessories for your Tri Tronics Remote Trainer We can also be reached at support tritronics com or by calling toll free at 1 800 456 4343 Thank you for choosing Tri Tronics Models Covered Sport 50G2 Sport 60 G2 Sport 80C G2 Sport...

Page 2: ...35682 D410206 6170439B1 D445706S D446144S 6549133 D445707S 6750758 and patents pending Canada patent numbers D 105 795 Owner s Registration Reply Card Please take a moment to complete and return the Owner s Registration Reply Card When you do you ll be on file at Tri Tronics This will help ensure timely no questions asked warranty work should you need it You may also register on our web site at tr...

Page 3: ...al tone instead of stimulation Model Guide Sport 50 G2 6 continuous Red button Continuous stimulation 6 momentary Black button Momentary stimulation N setting When the intensity dial is set on N transmitter buttons do not function Sport 60 G2 6 continuous Red button Continuous stimulation 6 momentary Black button Momentary stimulation Green button No stimulation signal tone N setting When the inte...

Page 4: ... section Model Guide for the features of your model Lanyard Loop A comfortable Tri Tronics logo lanyard is supplied Range depends on terrain weather vegetation other radio transmissions in area and other factors For best range hold the transmitter overhead while transmitting and keep your fingers off the antenna Battery Compartment One 9 volt battery is installed at the factory and should last 6 m...

Page 5: ...hrough all three belt loops and snug the strap against case Multi Sport 2 G2 and Multi Sport 3 G2 Install the colored strap that matches the colored dot on each receiver See the section Fitting the Collar on the Dog for more information Battery Pack Access Screws Remove these two screws to remove the battery pack Position the new pack in place and replace the screws Note The battery pack does not ...

Page 6: ...Tronics patented insulated contact points ensure consistent stimulation under all conditions Choose short or long points to match the dog s coat type Check contact points regularly for tightness Use only our plastic wrench to remove or tighten and do not over tighten Collar On Off Button Press to turn the collar on Two confirming tones will sound and the collar light will flash periodically while ...

Page 7: ...charges rapidly only two hours are needed NiMH batteries do not have a memory so you can recharge at any time even if the batteries have not run down Also you can leave the unit or battery pack only on charge in the cradle at all times when it is not in use without damage to the batteries To recharge plug the supplied wall cube into household AC power and plug the wall cube cord into the cradle In...

Page 8: ...ide for the features of your model On all models stimulation is only produced if the dial is set on a number rather than on N or T Fitting the Collar on the Dog Place the collar strap in the middle of the dog s neck The receiver should be on the underside of his neck although on some dogs necks the receiver will naturally seek a slightly off center position The receiver light should face forward t...

Page 9: ...iver charging contacts prior to charging if they are dirty Wipe connections for the cradle with a dry clean cloth For best battery life do not store your Remote Trainer in very warm areas such as the dashboard of a closed vehicle For best battery performance avoid transporting or storing your Remote Trainer in extremely cold areas Stimulation Levels 1 2 Especially low intensity for extremely sensi...

Page 10: ... may cause undesired operation Product Safety Important Your dog should be able to wear the collar comfortably for several hours at a time The collar is not designed however to be worn continuously To prevent irritation caused by rubbing remove the collar for at least eight hours out of every 24 hour period Also remote training collars are designed to be worn snugly a collar that is too lose can c...

Page 11: ...ange has been significantly reduced The antenna is not installed in the transmitter or is broken or loose The antenna must be installed in the transmitter for proper function Check the antenna for physical damage and replace if needed TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE Note cold weather performance All batteries experience a normal drop in voltage during cold weather As a battery powered device your Remote Tra...

Page 12: ...al range Use the regular antenna for maximum range Either you or the dog is shielded by a metal structure Metal fences chain link dog enclosures screen doors buildings and other metal structures can affect the radio signal Operate the Remote Trainer away from these structures The receiver is on backwards Position the collar so that the light faces toward the dog s nose You re experiencing temporar...

Page 13: ... receiver and cradle with a dry clean cloth Be sure battery pack is securely attached Problem 7 The charging cradle becomes warm during charging This is not a malfunction Heat build up is normal Do not charge in extremely warm areas such as a closed vehicle in the sun and be sure the vents are not blocked Problem 8 The cradle light blinks red slowly when the unit is placed in the cradle The cradle...

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