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- Page 1 OWNER S MANUAL Dogtra Company 1250 E. 223rd Street, Suite 119 Carson, CA 90745 Tel :(310) 522 -1800 Fax :(310) 522 - 1805 Web Site : www.dogtra.com Toll Free :1-888- 811-9111 Copy right c 2001 Dogtra Company Web Site : www.dogtra.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS OVERVIEW MAIN FEATURES SAFETY COLLAR PACKAGE CONTENTS DESCRIPTION OF TRANSMITTER PARTS BUTTON FUNCTION DESCRIPTION OF COLLAR PARTS BATTERY CHARGER CHARGING THE BATTERIES TESTING YOUR COLLAR OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS MAINTENANCE ACCESSORIES WARRANTY AND REPAIR INFORMATION... -
Page 3: Overview
OVERVIEW OVERVIEW training collars give you the ability to communicate with your dog in a timely manner even when the dog is far away from you. This makes it much easier for the dog to learn its lessons because late corrections are very confusing to the dog. -
Page 4: Main Features
OVERVIEW MAIN FEATURES MAIN FEATURES Pressing the Constant button causes the collar to emit electrical stimulation that stays Easy to use transmitter. on for up to twelve seconds as long as the button is held down. Constant stimulation is All intensity level adjustments are made used for low level applications for guiding from a digital dial on the transmitter. -
Page 5: Safety
SAFETY PACKAGE INCLUDES SAFETY COLLAR PACKAGE CONTENTS collars use state-of-the-art micro- computer technology. Both the transmitter and receiver have an automatic control which Transmitter limits the stimulus to twelve seconds when used in the Constant mode and a fraction of Receiver a second when used in the Nick mode. -
Page 6: Description Of Transmitter Parts
TRANSMITTER TRANSMITTER DESCRIPTION OF TRANSMITTER PARTS transmitter 2 Antenna Antenna Transmitter Antenna A short 2 antenna is supplied with the Intensity Selection Dial Indicator Light The antenna should be screwed into the top of the transmitter to ensure that the signals are sent Nick Button properly to the collar receiver and that maximum range is attained. - Page 7 TRANSMITTER TRANSMITTER Transmitter Charging Receptacle Intensity Selection Dial The intensity selection dial is located on the top of the transmitter. Transmitter Battery Charging Receptacle In the fully counter clockwise position- zero setting- no electrical stimulation occurs even when the transmitter button is pressed (a satety feature). Located on the side of the transmitter, the Moving the dial from the zero setting in a receptacle is covered by a rubber plug.
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Page 8: Button Function
TRANSMITTER BUTTON FUNCTION BUTTON FUNCTION Nick Transmitter Indicator Light (LED) Constant The transmitter indicator light is located by the intensity selection dial. When a button on the transmitter is pushed, The transmitter for has two the red light comes on to indicate that the buttons. -
Page 9: Description Of Collar Parts
BUTTON FUNCTION COLLAR Nick Button DESCRIPTION OF COLLAR PARTS When the Nick button is pushed, the receiver emits an extremely short pulse of Collar electrical stimulation that automatically shuts off no matter how long you leave your finger on the button. - Page 10 COLLAR COLLAR On/Off Button Receiver Indicator Light (LED) To turn the collar on, press the button on Located on the front of the collar, the indicator the end of the receiver for one full second until light comes on and blinks once every 2 seconds the light comes on.
- Page 11 COLLAR COLLAR Receiver Charging Receptacle Receiver Battery Charging Receptacle Contact Points On the inside of the collar, next to the collar The collar should be fitted so that the strap, is a battery charging receptacle with a rubber stainless steel contact points press firmly against cover plug.
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Page 12: Battery Charger
BATTERY CHARGER CHARGING THE BATTERIES CHARGING THE BATTERIES BATTERY CHARGER Charging Cable 110 volt Charger uses Ni-MH (Nickel-Metal-Hydride) The battery charger and charging cables allow you batteries that do not set a memory and can be to charge both the transmitter and receiver at the same charged on a regular basis without harm to the time. - Page 13 CHARGING THE BATTERIES CHARGING THE BATTERIES Battery Charging Procedure 3. Fully charge the batteries for 14 hours if the collar is to be stored without use for a period 1. Attach the charging cables to both the of a month or more. transmitter and receiver(s), as shown on page 21.
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Page 14: Testing Your Collar
TESTING TESTING TESTING YOUR 2. Place the test light on the receiver contact points and hold it there. COLLAR 3. Set the transmitter intensity dial to level one hundred and push the Constant button. 4. Watch the test light as you push the Constant button on the transmitter. -
Page 15: Operating Instructions
OPERATING OPERATING OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Intensity selection To select the intensity level, start on zero Fitting the collar setting. Gradually increase the level until you get a response from the dog that would be equivalent to a The collar strap should be adjusted so that the quick pull or POP with a leash. -
Page 16: Maintenance
OPERATING MAINTENANCE Maintenance Reception Always clean and rinse the collar thoroughly collar has a range of a with tap water after use in salt water. half-mile. Depending on the way you use your transmitter, the transmitting range might be quite The receiver and collar strap should be different. -
Page 17: Accessories
Field Charger Ship to : Designed for use with the 12-volt cigarette Dogtra Company lighter in your car. 1250 E. 223rd Street, Suite 119 Carson, CA 90745 For any questions concerning your dogtra products call us Toll Free at 1-888-811-9111. - Page 18 REPAIR Out of Warranty Repair For repair work that is no longer covered by warranty, the cost of repair will include parts, labor and shipping. Write a note briefly explaining the problem. Include your name, address, city/state/zip code, daytime phone number and evening phone number.
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