Special Operating Notes; Training Guide - Sunbeam SBCF01 Instruction Manual

SPECIAL OPERATING NOTES

REMOTE CONTROL: For precaution, the collar will be ready to use 10 seconds after the
user has selected or made adjustments to the correction level on the collar. The collar will not
react to the handheld remote when the user turns the collar on and/or toggles the correction
settings during this period.
WARNING BUTTON: If the user presses the warning button on the remote control, the
transmit gREEn LED on the remote will flash. There will be an audible beep at the collar unit.
CORRECTION BUTTON: If the user presses the correction button on the remote control,
the transmit gREEn LED on the remote will flash. If the collar can receive the signal from the
remote control, the collar' s gREEn LED of the selected correction level will light up during the
correction period.
OvER CORRECTION MODE: If too many corrections occur within a 60 second period,
the remote control will be deactivated for two minutes. This is to protect the dog in case
something may be accidentally activating the correction button. The transmit RED LED on
the remote control will be flashing during the
entire two minute period. The unit will resume normal operation after this
two minute period.
LOW BATTERY MODE: On the collar all 3 LEDs will flash RED for 5 seconds when the
battery needs to be charged. On the remote control the power LED will flash RED and
automatically turn off.

TRAINING GUIDE

Proper training is essential to achieving the best results from the Sunbeam® Rechargeable
Remote Trainer. For best results, prior to use of the remote trainer, you should put the collar
on your dog for a few days without turning it on. You do not want the dog to associate
the collar with the correction because the dog can become collar smart. The dog that is
collar smart will only behave when the collar is on. Your goal is to eliminate the unwanted
behavior whether the collar is on or off.
When first starting to use the remote trainer you should closely monitor your dog's reaction
to the correction. You should be inside a protected area. The protected area should not be a
cage, crate or kennel. If outside, your dog should be in a safe protected area so that it cannot
run away when it receives a correction from the remote trainer.
Do not let your dog see the handheld remote when you are pushing the warning button or
the correction button. You do not want your dog to associate the correction with you.
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