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Key Definitions
Handheld Remote:
Transmits the radio signal to the Receiver
Collar. It is waterproof. It is factory set to Mode 2.
Transmitter Indicator Light:
Indicates that a button is pressed
and also serves as a low-battery indicator.
Green LED:
Indicates when a Tone button is pressed. Also
shows when charging is complete.
Red LED:
Indicates low battery and when a Continuous
Stimulation Button is pressed. Also shows when the
Handheld Remote is being charged.
Intensity Dial:
Provides multiple levels of static stimulation so
you can match the level to your pet’s temperament.
Side Button:
This button is factory set to deliver Tone A (low
tone) only.
Upper Button:
This button is factory set to deliver Tone B (high
tone) only.
Lower Button:
This button is factory set to deliver Continuous
Stimulation set by the Intensity Dial.
Receiver Collar:
Receives the radio signal from the Handheld Remote. It
is waterproof.
On/Off Button:
Momentarily pressing and holding this button turns the
Receiver Collar on and off.
Contact Points:
The contacts through which the Receiver Collar delivers
static stimulation.
Receiver Indicator Light:
Indicates when the Receiver Collar has been
turned on or off and also serves as a low-battery indicator.
Green LED:
Tone A Indicator.
Red LED:
Indicates when Tone B or static stimulation is being
delivered and serves as the low battery indicator.
Charging Jacks:
For connecting the charger. Although the Handheld
Remote and Receiver Collar are waterproof without the charger covers, keep
the covers in place when not charging to keep debris out of the openings.
Continuous Stimulation:
You control when and how long stimulation
is delivered to your dog through the Receiver Collar’s Contact Points.
When a Continuous Stimulation Button is pressed for 8 seconds or more,
the Handheld Remote will “time-out.” The button will need to be released and pressed again before
additional stimulation can be delivered.
Tone A (Low Tone):
Use the Tone A (Side Button) as a marker to reinforce positive behavior. Again,
timing is critical. Praise or treat the dog immediately following Tone A.
Tone B (High Tone):
Use Tone B (Upper Button) with a Continuous Stimulation (Lower Button) to stop
unwanted behaviors. Timing is critical. Tone B followed by Continuous Stimulation should occur during
or immediately after the unwanted behavior. Once your dog associates the High Tone with the static
stimulation, you will only need to use Tone B.
Handheld Remote
Indicator
Light
Side Button
Upper Button
Antenna
Intensity Dial
Lower Button
Charging Jack
(with cover)
Receiver Collar
Charging Jack
(with cover)
Receiver Indicator Light
On/Off Button
Contact Points
(Top)
(Bottom)
