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Both contact points must press firmly against the horse’s neck. Avoid placing the
receiver against the jugular groove, because contact will be inconsistent.
CORRECT
INCORRECT
Horses tend to move away from the stimulation, sometimes suddenly, when they
feel it. Always place the collar on the same side of the neck that you will be on, if
you will be standing anywhere near the horse when correcting it.
The contact points are made from surgical stainless steel but it is still important to
check your horse daily for possible skin irritation. If your horse develops any signs
of irritation, move the collar to a different area on the horse’s neck.
SETTING UP A MULTI-HORSE VICEBREAKER
®
H2
Please read all steps before starting.
• Install strap on the new collar and charge the new collar for two hours.
• Turn the collar on.
• Set transmitter horse selection switch to the color of the sleeves. Black
(no sleeves) for the first horse, red sleeves for the second horse, and blue for
the third horse. All additional collars come with a set of red sleeves. A card is
included that you can mail in and we will ship to you a set of blue sleeves at no
additional cost.
• Set transmitter intensity dial to a number, not a letter.
• Press and hold collar on/off button, then press and hold the lower or middle
transmitter button. Hold both buttons down for about 5 seconds – until you
hear two quick beeps (ignore the long beep that sounds right away). Release
both buttons.
• Collar will now be set to match your transmitter, and will be turned off.
• Check for a successful match by turning collar back on and pressing a lower
or middle transmitter button. The collar light will turn on. If you are not
planning to use the unit now, turn the collar off after testing.
If the transmitter does not operate the new collar, try the procedure again.
If you are still having trouble please call our Customer Service Department
at 1-800-808-8423 for help.