Dogtra 2000 Series - User Manual

9 TRANSMITTER DESCRIPTION OF TRANSMITTER PARTS 8 PACKAGE INCLUDES Transmitter Receiver (two collar receivers for two dog models) Battery charger and splitter cable Test light Owner s manual Carrying case COLLAR PACKAGE CONTENTS Antenna IndicatorLight Nick Button Toggle Switch Constant Button Pager B...

11 TRANSMITTER Selection Switch on the Two-Dog Models The two-dog models have a toggle switch on the face of the transmitter located above the“Nick” button. The toggle switch allows forselection of either collar. Set the toggle switch on the orange position to select the orange collar and the blackp...

13 TRANSMITTER Transmitter Battery Charging Receptacle Located on the backside of the transmitter, the receptacle is covered by a rubber plug.Insert one end of the battery charging cableinto the receptacle to charge the battery. (See Battery Charging Procedure.) After charging is completed, close th...

15 BUTTON FUNCTION The transmitter for has two buttons. The top button gives “Nick” stimulation when pressed. The bottom button gives “Constant”stimulation for as long as you press the buttonup to twelve seconds. BUTTON FUNCTION Constant Nick 14 TRANSMITTER Transmitter Indicator Light (LED) The tran...

19 COLLAR DESCRIPTION OF COLLAR PARTS Collar Power switchON/OFFPush button Contact Points Indicator Light Battery ChargingReceptacle and Cover Collar strap 18 BUTTON FUNCTION Nick Button When the Nick button is pushed, the receiver emits an extremely short pulse of electricalstimulation that automat...

23 COLLAR Receiver Battery Charging Receptacle On the inside of the collar, next to the collar strap, is a battery charging receptaclewith a rubber cover plug. Internal Antenna The has no external antenna on the collar. The Antenna is insidethe collar receiver. Receiver Charging Receptacle 22 COLLAR...

25 CHARGING THE BATTERIES uses Ni-MH (Nickel-Metal- Hydride) batteries that do not set a memory andcan be charged on a regular basis without harmto the battery. There is no need to completelydrain the batteries between charges. 1. Charge the batteries for 14 hours before using the collar for the fir...

31 OPERATING Fitting the collar The collar strap should be adjusted so that the contact points are held firmly against the dog’sskin. If the collar is too loose, it can causeirritation from the contacts rubbing against theskin. If the dog has a heavy coat, move the receiver up and down to work the c...

32 OPERATING Intensity selection To select the intensity level, start on number one. Gradually increase the level until you get aresponse from the dog that would be equivalentto a quick pull of “POP” with a leash. Remember that you will need to adjust the setting as the dog’s attitude changes, espec...

The following items may be purchased separately Dummy Collar A dummy collar is recommended for use with very sensitive dogs to get them used to thesize and weight of the collar. European Charger Designed for use with 220V AC electrical outlets in Europe. Field Auto Charger Designed for use with the ...

37 WARRANTY 36 WARRANTY Warranty Repair provides the original purchaser a two-year limited warranty for repair forthe 2000 series on parts and labor from the date ofthe original purchase. Batteries or the labor toreplace them are not covered under warranty afterthe first year. (The two-year warranty...

38 REPAIR Out of Warranty Repair For repair work that is no longer covered by warranty, the cost of repair will include parts, labor andshipping. Write a note briefly explaining the problem.Include your name, address, city/state/zip code,daytime phone number and evening phone number. Send repair uni...