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C. Setting/Changing the Tone Mode
You have the choice of three tone modes: 1) Stimulation with tone ON, 2) Stimulation with tone OFF, and 3)
Delayed stimulation with tone ON. To select a tone mode:
• Stimulation with tone ON – Move Switch 4 to the UP position (towards the battery) and Switch 5 to the
DOWN position (away from the battery).
• Stimulation with tone OFF – Move Switches 4 and 5 to the UP positions (towards the battery).
• Delayed stimulation with tone ON – Move Switches 4 and 5 to the DOWN positions (away from the
battery).
D. Changing the ID Code
If you experience any problems from other nearby training units, you may wish to select a different setting.
To change the ID Code:
1. Access the battery compartment as described in Section A, Changing the Stimulation Level.
2. Change one of the settings on SWITCHES 6, 7, or 8.
3. Replace the battery cover on the transmitter.
4. Match the collar receiver to the transmitter as described in Section 4.
SECTION 2.
REPLACING THE COLLAR RECEIVER BATTERY
The receiver uses a 6-volt alkaline battery.
1. Use a coin or slotted screwdriver to loosen the battery screw cap on the side of the receiver by turning it
counterclockwise.
2. Install the 6-volt alkaline battery with the positive (+) end closest to the battery screw cap.
3. Replace the battery screw cap by turning it clockwise after the battery is installed.
4. Match the collar receiver to the transmitter as described in Section 4.
SECTION 3.
TURNING THE COLLAR ON AND OFF
The collar's ON/OFF switch is indicated by the red paper dot on the side of the receiver. It is activated by
the transmitter's magnet, which is also indicated by a red paper dot.
To turn the collar ON, briefly hold the red paper dot on the transmitter against the red paper dot on the collar
receiver. A slowly flashing light indicates the collar is ON and ready for use.
To turn the collar OFF, again briefly hold the red paper dot on the transmitter against the red paper dot on
the collar receiver. A brief red light indicates the unit has been turned OFF.
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