JIAYIYANG ELECTRONICS 201507-616 Remote Pet Training with LED Display User Manual
SHENZHEN JIAYIYANG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD Remote Pet Training with LED Display Users Manual
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User Manual Training Collar System www.ipets-mall.com Table of Contens importantsatety iniermation 2 Components i 3 How the Dog Training System Works .. 5 Features - 5 Keyneiiniiions u Remote Transmitter s CoHarReceiver‘ 7 Operating Guide a siepi Prepare ine Remo|e Transmiuev and Receiver Coliai s srep2 pairing CuHaarccivcrm Tiansmiflcr 9 Slep3 restinerraining System Functions V 10 srepa Fitinecoiiarrieceivei , 1o sreps Rerlhread\hecaliar(asdiagram) ,,,,,,,,,,, . . 11 StepsRermiezdmecoHai 12 FrequentlyAsked Questions - t3 Troupiesnppring Generai Training Tips 14 Common size otditierent dogs . . 16 LiMITED so DAYS WARRANTV 16 iPetscusToMERsERVicE 16 Important Salety Information WARNiNG NOT FORAGGRESSIVE DOGS Do not usetnis product iiycurddg isagglesslve‘crliyourdogis pronerpaggressive penaVipr,Aggressive dogs can cause severeiniury and even death rctheirownerand others iryou are unsure whethertnis productis approprlale'nrycurdng‘pleaseccmsuitycur veterinarian or certitied trainer. CAUTION: Risk ofskin damagl: Piease read andtoiiowtne instructionscareiuiiy in tnis guide‘ Properllt loe cuHars is Important because a ‘0052 wilarmaycause inconsistenrpertprmanee Acoiiarworniorropipng ormaderoptigntpnrne pet's neck may cause skin damage, rangingtrcm redness to pressure uicers (cprnrnoniy known as oedspres) These cpiiars can cause pressure necrosis it used incorrectiy and is often misideniitied as burns. . Avoid ieaving the collar on the dog ior more than izhours perday . When possible reposition the coiiarpn the pet's neckevery i Io 2hpurs . Checktne iitte prevent excessive pressure, and it is pkayro (rim any excess strap iehgth - Neverconnecta iead totne eiectronic coiiar because it may cause excessive pressure on the contacts . Wash the dog's neck area and contacts lo2 apiiarweekiy With a damp cioth . Exa e the contact area daiiytorsigns ota rasn or a sore . iia rash orspre is found‘ discontinue use onne cuHar untii the skin has neaied inhe condition persists beyond AB hours, see your veterinarian These steps wrii heip your pet saie arid comiortaoie iviiiiions or pets are corniortaoie while wearing stainiess steei contacts Some pets are sensitive to contact pressure You mayrind aflersome timerhat your petrs very toierant ortne coiiar itso you may reiax some oithese precautions it is important to cominue daily checks pnhe contact area. itredness crsores are detected discontinue use untii the skin hasiuiiy heaied Thank you tor choosing the ipers hrandl You and your pet deserve a companionship that inciudes memeraoie moments and a shared understanding together Our mission is to ensure your pet's saiety by providing you the toois and techniques to successfuiiy train your pet shame you have any queries piease contact our customerservice NOTE: Piease charge before using the product Components PET61671(1 for 1) wmomransmmer 1' coHaVrvecewev \ulrhghlhmn may usmm: amusumewunck PET616-2(l for 2) usmmmbum charger LaHaVrvuewev vemmeuansmmev / l _/ ”\ / usa HM: amustzmeTPU he“ PET616-3(1fol 3) zasmgmm chavwev vemmenansmmev _/ USBcame .J wuav veceiver musmme TPU hell Howthe dog training system works? iRets orooucts are reliaoie. elteetive, amt comfartable for large orsmaii oogs The system assists in controlling yourdog Without a leash in a range up to 380 yards awayi instantly send a signal trom the Remote Transmitter, which activa|es yourdog‘s Collar Receiver The dog Will receive an annoying but sate. harmless stimulation witn correct. consistent use uths product, the dog vvili associate his misbehavior with your corrections. and soon enough, you Will have a well- trained dog This particular model teatures auiustaole levels olstimulation and multiple types olstimuiation, enaoiing the userto tweak accoroingiy to the dog‘s temperament. removing the risk of over stimulation or incorrect usage olstimulation. Features . Rechargeaole Remote Transmitter and Collar Receiver . Walerpmol Remote Transmitter and Collar Receiver. a 0799 intensity levels at Vlbrahon . ores intensity levels at MomentaryorContinuous static Shock . Easyto use, aoiustacle intensity Dial . Trouolelree Receiver SelectorEutton . simple, rugged and ergonomic design layout. . Belt clip . Ouickand straigtitlorward pairing process. . Range ofaau varos . Caoaole ofslmultaneous control oftttree dogs (extra receivers are purchasable) . Aoiustaole. thIcKTFU strapto accommodate any size oioog o Remotely tum Uri/0H Collar Receiver - 3 modes Torte, Vlbratlun and Sta|lc Shock Key Definitions Antenna in-ensiiyniai Transniiierineicaiortqn- Momentary some Shoot Button Collar ON/OFF Bultorl Sauna Button Receive'selectotulal vier an auiien ‘— aeitciiv LCD Display Tiansniittuvmaininvlart Rubheanver Remote Transmitter u Anlenna: Transmtls Signal fmm Remote Transmttter to the Guitar Recewer . Transmitter Indicator Light: When pressing stimulation outtons the TransmitterindicatorLigntliasnesgreen . lnten yDial: Rotate the dial to aoiustthe level olstimulationrrom 0799 . Channel Button: Press tne button to select a receiver Up to three receivers can pairto the Remote Transmitter. - Vibration Button: Delivers vibration stimulation to the selected receiver . Sound Button: Sends atone signal to the selected receiver, which then emits a tone . Momentary Slzlic snoek Button: Deliver momentary static shock stimulation to the selected receiver. . Continuous static shock Button: Delivery continuous static shock stimulationtolhe selected receiver . 1ransmitterCharging Jack: Charges the battery olthe Remote Transmitter when connected to a powersource . Belt cl p. Allowstorthe passioility othandslree training . Rubber Cover: Prutzcts the lnlernai components the Remote Transmitter lrorn dust and water Always remember to replace aitercharging is complete . LCD Display: Displays transmitter battery lite. intensity level and receiver selection . Collar uNloFF autton: Carl poweron or ollthe seleoted reeeiuer remotely lrorn the transmitter. Collal Receiver Con'nct Paints ON/OFF aution Co lar heee yercharging la hunter cayei Race val immatnmgi‘l - Contact Points: Contact points coverthe metal screws. and through them staticshockstimulation isdelwered. . Collar Receiver charging Jack: charges the battery orthe Collar Receiver when connected to a power source. n Rubber Cover: Pratects the lnlernai components aHhe Collar Receiver from dustand water Always rememberlo replace altercharging is complete . ONIOFF Button: Powers on collar receiverand aegins pairing sequence when held. . ReceiverlnoicatorLight: (A) When the Collar Receiver is charging the lightwill be a solid red. itswitehes to green when tully charged (a i in standby status. the Receiver indicator Lightwill ilash green periodically. to ) stimulation Buttons pressed on the Remote Transmitterwlil cause a green light to appear on the Collar Receiver. (D )inerlng nflthe collar Recalverwlii gIVE nfla red light Operating Guide Step1- Prepare the Remote Transmitter Charge the Remote Transmitter 1 Uncoverthe TransmitterCharging Jack by lilting the Rubber Cover 2 insert the charging connector into the Charging Jack 3 Piug the charger into a standard wall outlet. A Asolid red lightWill appearon the Transmitter lndicatorLight. indicating charging is occurring 5 Once charging is complete. the solid red light wiH turn to a solid green light. 6 Replace the Rubbercavertn protect the Transmittercharging Jack Note: Belore lirst use. charge the Remote Transmitter until completion olthe charging process “Wit.- Poworing on and orftno Roman Trlnsmittlr The transmitternasan autuVofHeature. wnicn will activate automatically ilno operation wrtninone nour. Press anybutton to turn ontne Lmlt again Step 2 - Prepare the Collar Receiver Charge the Collar Receiver 1 Uncoverthe Collar Receivercnarging Jack by lilting tne Rubber Cover 2 insert tne enarging connector into the cnarging Jack 3. Plug the enarger into a standard wall outlet 4 Asolid red llght wlll appearon tne Receiver lndieator Ligni, indicating charglng is in progress 5. Once charglrlg is complete, the solid rect ligntwill turn to a sclld green light 6. Replace ine Rubber Cover to proteettne Collar Receiver cnarging Jack Powering on and omne Collar Receiver There are two ways to power on and orrtrre Remote Collar Receiver Optioni: Il‘tneCallarReceiverisoFF. ncld the CollarON/OFF ButtonontneTransniitter and a green lignt Wlll appearto indicate powering on the Dollar Receiver ll‘ the Cellar RecelverlsON. haldtheCallarON/OFF Button antheTransrmtter and an orange ligntWillappeartoindicate powering omne Collar Recelver. Option 2: Press the ONIOFF Button on the Collar Receiver to power on the device. a green llghtwlll appear. To power all the Collar Receiver. Press the ON/OFF Button on the Collar Recenter. an orange llghtwlll appear. Tne Collar Reoeiveralso comes witn auto-oriieature: iitne Collar Reoeiverdoes not receive any signal ironi tne Transmltter or any operation Wlthlrl one nour. tne Collar Receiverwrll automatically oe turned allto save the oattery power You need lo turn on the Collar Receiver oy eitherway oraoove mentioned in ordertc operate tneunit Step 3 — Pairing Collar Receiverto Transmitter t Wlth the Cellar Recelver ln the OFF pn5ltlun, press and hold the ON/OFF button wriile nolding tne DN/OFF button, a steady green ligntsnould be active 2. Tne Collar Reeeiverwill beep and the indicator llghtwlll turn to a ilasning green lignt 3 Press any button on your remote transmitterto complete tne pairing process Step 4 - Test the Training System Functions Trie testing rnetnodsvvill neip determine wnetnertne training system isrunctioning as intended. Please ensure tnal tne pairing process is complete berore attempting to test the tunctionality (Figural-1) (Figure 2.2) Testing the static shock Function(Figure2-1) 1 Put the tesl bulb over the Contact Polhts at the Collar Receiver 2 Powerun the Remote Transmitterand adiust tne lntensrty Dial to 99 me a Select the correct Collar Recelver with the Channel Button 4. Pvess the MomentaryorContinuous static shock Button and the test bulb will llash orange Infllcatlng the static shocklunction is operating correctly Note: "wanting to testthe shock tunction on yourselti please ensure your llngerorhand is across both contact points to ensure the connection is complete Otherwise userwlll last no stimulation Testing the vi ra ion Function(Figure2-2) 1 ineran the Remute Transmitterand adlust the lntenslty Dial to 99 2 Select the correct Collar Recelverwltn the Cnannel Button 3 Press theVlbratan Button and the Cellar Recelver will respond appropriately Testing the Sound Function t.Poweron the Remote Transmitterand adiustthe lntensity Dial to 99. 2. Select the correct Collar Receiverwith the Channel Button. 3 Press the Sound Button, the Collar Receiver Wlll emit a tone Step 5— Fit the Collar Receiver important The proper ht and placement olthe Collar Receiver is essential lor etlective training. The contact points must have direct contactwith the dog‘s skin. (”Tom the Collar Receiver‘ attach the Collar strap to the Receiver (2) with the dog standing in rrorit otyoui place the Collar Receiveraround the oog‘s neck‘ so the receiver box and Contact ants are on the underside aiyaur dog‘s necki making oirectcontactwith the dog‘sskln lloirect contact is not possiole, shaving someturaway, ensuring good contact is recommended (a) Fasten the collar strap The tit shouio oe snug‘ out not taut Allngershould be able to be placed beneath the collarstrapwhen around the dog‘s neck. (4)Allowthe dog towearthe Collar Receiver rorseveral minutes and check the strap agaln The oog will soon oeconie more lamiliarwith the collar Receiver, so it is crucial to ensurethe lit comlortaole and llattering ,n, CAUTION: RISK OF SKIN DAMAGE Fur con’llclrt‘ Salety and el‘l‘ectlveness ul tnls pruduct please check the llt u'the oog's oollartreouently. llopservmg any skin irritation immediately discontinue use ul‘the cullarlor a lew days lltne skin condition persists beyond 48 hours‘ consult a veterinarian These collars can cause pressure necrosisi commonly known as bed sores, ituseo incorrectlyand is otten mlsldentll‘led as ourns Do notattach a leash tothe collari which can result in squeezing the Contact Points tootightly against yourooo's neck The design otthe Collar Receiveroiscourages constantlywearing the demo lPets recommends the collar not wearing for more than 12 nours out cfevery 24-hour period Most dogs leel uncomlortaole when wearing the collar lor the very lirsttime. Do not use anytuncticns untll the dog ls accustomed to the collar iPets suggests giving the (109‘ the yioration stimulation before lollowmg It With a static shook Altertreining lorawhile using this methooi the dog Wlll be aware that altervlbratlan cumes a statlc snack Vlhratlun will act as a warnlng, and statlc shock only acts as a menace that might be necessary sometimes Step 6 Re-thread the collar Regular Maintenance Ensure Contact Points are not too tighton a weekly basis. Rinse the Contact Points with alcohol on a weekly basis. checkthe oog's necktor irritation and wash the dog‘s neck on a weekly basis. Frequently Asked Questions: How old does the dog have to he oerore using the system? Vuurdug should have learned basic obedience commands such as. 'sll“ ur“slay " The Collar Receiver might oe too large tor dogs under 15ibs. Once my dog completes training and is been obeying my commands, will he have to weartlre collar? Probably not, but you may try to reinlorce training With the collar Can I use the iPets rechargeable training collarwith more than one dog? Yes. youiust need to purchase another Collar Receiver lorthe system. Is the Collar Roceiverwaterproon yes. but always ensure that the RuooerCoverseals the Charging Jack Can I replace the Collarreceiverwi h another kind orcollar? No Cut l attach a lo sh to the Collar Receiver? No. this can result in pulling the Contact Points too tightly against the dog‘s neck Attach a leash to a separate. nonmetallic collar era harness Ensure the extra collar does not put pressure on the Contact Points How long can l leave the Collar Receiver on my dog? The design olthe collaroiscourages constant wearlng We recommend not having the dog wearthe collartormore than 12 hours outorevery 24-hour period is the training system suitaoletor all dogs7 The collar ls aoiustaole lrom length 5 9'1i5cm)tu t9 altsacm). irthe dog‘s neck circumterence is smallerthan 5 9", you will be lorced lo rethread the collar, ilthe dog's neck circumrerence is largerthan 22', this collar may not oe suitaole rorthe dog. This collar is not suitablelordogs under isibs .13 Troubleshooting My dog is not responding alterthe tra "9 system installed successlully. Chargethe Remote Transmitter and Collar Receivertor 6 hours. separately beiore first use Ensure ilthe Remote Transmitter and Collar Receiver power is on. check the intensity levels or vibration and static shock, making sure it is not set to 0 Ensure the Dollar Receiver has sutlicient powerlo operate checkthe collarto ensure itlits snugly againstyour dog‘s neck. lttested tor all otthe aoove and the dog is still not responding, please try repairing the Remote Transmitterand ReceiverCollar The Remote Transmitter does notwork. checkthe battery status orthe Remote Transmitter Press and hold the Right Side Button fora iew secondsto poweron the Remote Transmitter Iwant to test the Collar Receiveron myself, but itooes notwork. When testlng the Collar Receiverwlth your hands, please much the two electrodes simultaneously as touching one electrode wlll not work General Training Tips Thelollowing tips on how to get the best out otyour il=ets Training Collar (it Make training sessions short and positive (oetween 1045 minutes long tor each session )Tnis will enable the dog to keep its attention tocused on the trainer. (2)Tralncne dog atatime. ta) During the lirst initial training sessions, keep the dog in a tamiliar outdoor environment Training in new locations may cause the dog to become distracted. causing you to reinrorce commands With the Collar Receiver more than necessary .yu. 14) Use a long leash tastened to a non-metallic oollarto helpthe dog's learning, Ensure the additional collar and lash does not interlere with the Contact Palms olthe Collar Receiver. Do not use the remote training collarwithout a long leash until yourdog it lullytrained. is) More success will occur oyteaching the dog a command first oerore trying to reinlorce the command with the Remote Transmitter. is) For oesic ooediencetreining, vibration is more useful in Issue one obedience command ata time, this will reduce contusion and allow the dog to remain locused, Do not use the training system lor commands lhat the dog has not learned, tat During training. lookror all lhe positive changes in the dog's behavior and remember to reiniorce them promptly with ample praise and reward tslAvoid overrcarrecllng your dog. Use as little remote correction as possmle during the treining process. (10) When the dog has become apparently perplexed, shilt the locus oi the training by drawing the dog's attention to a command they have tamiliarity. Example: Tell the dog to sit and give abundant praise and encouragement on successlul completion loe sit command. m i Do not use the training system to correct or eliminate lorms olaggression or oiting oehevior. When the dog is showing signs oleggressive hehavior, immediately contact a prolesslonal dog trainer ln your local area, tlz)l>lease keep in mind, that you should keeptreining sessions short and end every session on a high note Slop Training and play with the dog as soon the dog has accomplished a new level of preliciency. ll needing more training tips, please visit us at www ipetsemall com or www, laceooek comlipelsmall for plenty olresources, 13 Common slze ofdllferentdogs - - Chihuahua Yorkshire Mlnl 20- 22 25- 30 Temier 2 3 Chihuahua, Yorkshire sma" 20‘“ 29'” Temier, Poodle, Pomeranian Medium 23-25 35-42 28 Maltese DogsnihTzu Large 27-31 41 -47 31 yéffigéficmaumn Large 30-34 46-53 35 2:2:sz“ 5‘9““ CW” Large 33-37 52-59 40 Beagle Huge 43-48 75-54 60 Husky 47-52 88-97 65 Labrador Retriever Goiden Relriever, Old 52-62 92-100 70 English Sheepdog LIMiTED 90 DAYS WARRANTY iPets warrants lhis productto he tree otdelects in parts, materials and workmanship tor a period olso days, lrorri date or purchase, Should any repairs or servicing under this warranty be required, contacl Customer Service Dy phone or email lor instructions on how to pack and ship the product to iPets. iPels CUSTOMER SERVICE Telephone: 1-556-877-7949 Emall serwce®lpeISamachom Hours: Weekdays 9 no AM- 5:00 PM EST This warranty gives you specilic legal rights and you may also have other rights whlch vary from Slate lo slale, 45, FCC Statement: This equipment has oeen testeo ano tauno to comply with the limits tor a Class a digital dewce. pursuant to part 15 olthe FCC Rules These limits are designed to proVide reasonable protection against harmlul lnterfevence in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radiolrequency energy and it not installed and used in accordance With the instructions may cause harmful interlerence to radio communications However. there is no guarantee that interference wlll not occur in a particular installation itthis equipment does cause harmlui interierenoe to room or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment attend any the user is encuuraged to try to correct the interrerence by one armare ot the loilowmg measures -Reorientor relocate the recewing antenna -lncrease the separation oetween the eouipmentand reoeiuer - Connect the equipmentto an outleton a circuit dillerentlrorn that to which the receiver is connected This deirice complies With part 15 otthe FCC rules. Operation is supiectto the lollouiiing two conditions tt ) This device may not cause harmiul lnteflerence‘ and (2) this deuice mustacceptany interierence received including interlerence that may cause undesired operation. Not ad equipment. atiansto this produatwill y the user's authority to operate this in
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