Patpet Technology PTS-018 Remote dog training User Manual Manual Part 2

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Key Definitions
Remote Transmitter Transmit:
the slgnal to the Receiver Collar
Tone Only Btmon (Yellow): Wrist
] _
Sends an audible tone to the “WOW ‘i
collar No stimulation is delivered
Stimulation crity Button LED tea 'L
(Red)Mhraflon Only Billton(elue) hummus“ Belt clip
Dellvers stimulation/vibration Dlgllnl canay
through the Contact Polrlts rm out,"
on the Receiver Collar at the VZH‘M sunning; alto" . . . .
level shown on the Digital autrantruer Dam Eliminating Unwanted BehaVIor
Display When held down for Dawn anon upiautan .
10 consecutive seconds, the Jumping UP
Transmitter wlll “time—out". and . *TC'WW “Ck Pets typically yurnp up to get attention. llyou do not want your pet to yump on you, then friends or
stimulation/vibration cannot be members of the ramily should not encourage this behavior That means every time your pet jumps on
delivered for 5 seconds. You must release and press the button again alter the 5 second timeout period, someone he should be reprimanded or redirected to an allernale and acceptable behawon for which he
before additional stimulation/vibration can be delivered can receive praise
Note: lt is best ilyour pet first understands the “Sit" command.
stim/Vibra Down Button (-): Decreases Stimulatlon/Vlbratlon Level by 1. 1- Choose your pet‘s Recognltlcn Level.
stlinNIbra Up Button (4-): increases Stimulation/Vibration Level by l 2 As soon as your Del "“5 his Paws off the ground In
Digital Display: lndicates which function the Transmitter is currently performing, lump on your press Ihe SllmulatlonNIbraIlon Button
and give the command "sit."
Stlmulatlorl/Vibratlon Level. pairing mode. dog channel 1/2 and battery status.
See Prepare the Remote Transmitter section tor more detalls . . .
I I I _ _ once your pet is sitting. and verbally praise him.
Transmitter Indicator Light: Red indicates Transmitter is performing the current chosen function a. ”you, pe‘ ignores m Smuramn/Vmfim Increase
Charging Jack: For connectlrlg the charger the intensity Level by l
5. Practice this exercise in several dlflerent areas and
use different people for dlstractiorls
3. Release the Stlmuiatloanbratlorl Button lmmedlateiy
3. Wait fcryour pet to walk away irom you Using the , Raoeivor Collar: Delivers stimulation. vibration or tone on a signal lrorn the Remote Transmitter. it is
Recognition Level for your pet. press and hold the H / :7/ waterpmop
5“m“‘a"°"N'b'a“°" 3““0" “”3”” R‘mee T'a’fsm'“e' J‘ Oil/on Button: Momentarily pressing and holding this button turns the Receiver Collar on and off
4 :mhmfig‘ae‘éeweltce cfvmbma‘“ 86°F “"9 °°”"”“‘"9 l “L Contact Points: Deliver stimulation/vibration to your pet lrom the Remote Transmitter
5 3 ° 5 ma '°" ‘ Ta '°” “ °"' +1; Receiver lndloatornght: indicates when the Receiver Collar has been lumed on broil ora button is
sing the leash, gently guide your oel loward you unlil he
begins to come in your direction 9’55““
6 .mmed‘a‘ely mime ",5 Em" as soon as your pet steps Red LED: indicates low battery or in charging condition and when static stimulation orvlbrallon button is
towards you, and praise him enthusiastically. pressed.
Green LED: indicates good battery and when tone button is pressed. Also indicates when pairing mode or
7. Quickly move backwards as your pet begins to come
back to you. praising him the entire time .777 t /,, 14/ charging is completed.
3. Praise your pet when he returns to you. 7 r ,
i i . .
9- RePea‘ S‘EPS 3 "WW" 3- _ .. ., Qt Dog 1 Receiver Collar Dog 2 Receiver Collar
10 Once your pel responds readily to the Come command / .
several times. back away from him Without gwing a t g 7 PTSaOlB PTS—018
command When your pet turns toward you, give the i
command “Come" (WITHOUT STlMULATlON/VIERATlON
and praise him while you continue to back up Praise
your pet when he returns to you
11. Use your leash to prevent your pet trom running past
you it your pet manages to run past you. repeat Steps 3
through 8
The “Stay" Command
1. Put a separate, non—metallic collar on your pet‘s neck ABOVE the Receiver Collar. and attach a
leash Note: Be sure the extra collar does not put pressure on the Contact Points
2. Put your pet on his bed. Hold your leash in one hand and the Remole Transmlller in the other. lndlcalol Light indicator Light
3 Staying Within one meter, walk the perimeter olthe bed Do not say anything to your pet
4 llyour pel tries to leave the bed. press and hold the Stimulation/vibration Button and give the “Stay"
command. Continue to hold the button until your pet is back on his bed If necessary. use the leash
to elude your pet onto his place. Charging Jack: Fur connecting the charger Although the Receiver Collar is walerprcnf without the
“5'59 Vm" Pe‘ Whe" "9 ‘5 ”3““ °" "'5 ”Ed- charger cover, keep the cover in place when not charging to keep debris out of the openings.
. Once your pet has settled for a few seconds, release him and play calmly.
Repeat sleps 1 through 5
f ‘ Contact Points charging Jack Contact Points charging Jack
\ " twith cover) (with covert
Nam
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Operating Guide
Prepare the Remote Transmitter
Charge the Remote Transmitter
. Connect the USB port to the Charging Adapter(1B).
Plug the charger ihto a standard wall outlet (1C)
ewwe
. Connect one of the charger connectors to the Remote Transmitter Charging Jack (1A)
. Charge the Remote Transmitter tor 4 hours tor the first charge. Recharges take only 273
hours. Note The Battery Indicatorwill scroll and the LED Indicator llght in solid red while
charging, and the Battery Indicator will become solid, LED Indicator Light flashes when
fully charged.
5 When charging is completed, remove the charger connector
1B
Turn ON the Transmitter
Power up the Transmitter by pressing any button You will see the dlsplay turn on when
you press any button.
Teaching Bastc Obedience
The 'Sit“ Command
1, Put a separate, non-metalllc oollar on your pet‘s neck ABOVE the Receiver Collar, and attach a
leash Note Be sure the extra collar does not put pressure on the Contact Points.
Hold the leash and the Remote Transmitter in one hand. Keep your other hand tree to guide your pet
into a “Slt” position.
3. Press and hold the StlmulationNibratlorl Button, stanlng at your pet’s Recognition Level.
A. lrrlrrledlately glve the “Slt” command whlle Contlnulng to hold the Stlrrlulatlon Button.
5. Release the StimulatIOn/Vlbratlort Button as soon as your pet is in position, and praise him.
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Release your pet from the “Sit" command and play
. Repeat Steps 2 through a
Note, tryour pet oreaks
the “sit" command,
repeat steps a through
5, Keep your pet close
to you while teaching
the “sit" command
The 'Come" Command
1 Put a separate, non-metallic collar on your pet's neck
ABOVE the Receiver Collar. and attach a 3-meter leash.
Note: Be sure the extra oollar does not put pressure on
the Contact Polnts.
2. Hold your leash in one hand and the Remote
Transmitter in the other
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Find the Best Stimulation/Vibration Level for Your Pet
Important Always s1art at the lowest level and work your way up.
The Remote Training Collar has 16 StimulationNibration Levels. This allows you to choose the
Stimulation/Vibration that is best tor your pet
Once you have placed the Receiver Collar on your pet, it is time to find the Stimulation/vibration
Level that is best tor him, This is called the Recognition Level.
A slight change in your pet's behavlor, such as iooklng around in curiosity, scratching at his collar, or
illeIrlg hls ears, Irtdlcates the Recognltlon Level that Is best for hlm
Follow the steps below to find your pet‘s Recognition Level:
1. Starting at Level 1 on the Digital Display. press the Stimulation Button (red) or Vibration
Button (blue) continuously lor 1 to 2 seconds, Note When the Stimulation/Vibration Button is held down
tor to consecutive seconds, the TransmitterWilI “timeout", and you must release and press the button
again betore additional stimulation/vibrationcan be delivered,
2. It your pet shows no reaction, repeat the stimulationNibration Level several times belore moving up
to the next level
3. YOUR PET SHOULD NOT VOCALIZE 0R PANIC WHEN RECEIVING STlMULATIONNlBRATION
lPTt-tls HAPPENS, THE STlMULATION/VIBRATlON LEVEL ls Too HiGH AND you NEED To GO
BACK TO THE PREVIOUS LEVEL AND REPEAT THE PROCESS
A Move up through the StimulationNibration Levels until your pet reliably responds to the
stimulation/vibration
5. llyour pet continues to show no response at Level to, check the tit olthe Receiver Collar,
Ir this still does not yield any results, your pet's hair wlll need to be trimmed around the Contact Points
It. ailer completing all ot these steps. your dog still does not indicate he is reeling the
stimulation/vibration,please contact us tor Customer Service.
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Transmitter Digital Display
The display stays on tor approximately 30 seconds alter a button press. Aher 30 seconds With no
button pressthe blue backlighl shuts off irst, and it no button press with another hve minutes, the
display shuts DH and the Transmitter goes into battery conservation mode Pressing any button
will turn the display back on The symbols on the display are explained below
Indicates stimulation/vibration levels
ranging from 1715, and appears in the
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Stlmulatlon mode Symbol lndlcate
Stimulation button press on
transmitter.
lower middle part
Indicates the active dog receiver and
appears in the upper left and right
corners next to the battery indicator.
”0r.
Vibration mode symbol indicate
Vibration button press on
transmitter.
Tone mode Symbol lndlcate Torte
lndicates battery‘s power level
Nole The battery Indicator will flash
=1»
button press on transmitter
every second to indicate low battery
Irtdlcates Transmitter is ready to pair wtth
Recelver Collar Press buflort ior 3
Indicates sending signal to .
Receiver CollarwhenEandE,‘
seconds to dispaly and egin pairing,
buttons are held simultaneously
Transmitter LED Indicator Light - Function and Response
Button
Button Function
Transmitter Indicator Light Response
Tone (yellow)
Dellvers audlble tone to Collar
Red LED on for length or button press
stimulation Delivers stimulation to collar based on
(red) current level shown on Digital Display
(stimulation will time—out tor 5 seconds it Red LED on re, length a. M0,. mess
pressed continuously tor 10 seconds
and will reset arter timeout period)
Delivers vibration to collar based on
ibration current level shown on Digital Display
(blue) (vibration wlll also timeout alter Red LED on for length efbuflon Press
button is held tor 10 continuous seconds)
+ and . Transmits Pairing command to
Buttons held Receiver Collar when P is visible on
gmunamusiy Dlgfla. Dlsmay Red LED on tor length of button press
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Prepare the Receiver Collar
Charge the Receiver Collar
. Lin the rubber cover protecting the Receiver Collar Charging Jack.
. Connect one oi the charger connectors to the Receiver Collar Charging Jack (2A).
.Cohnect the USE! port to the Charging Adapter(ZB).
. Plug Ihe Charger Inlo a Standard wall outlel (2C).
Charge the Receiver Collar lor 4 hours for the llrsl Charge Recharges lake only 2-3 hours
Note‘ The lndicator light will be in solid red while Charging and green lighl turned on when
lully charged.
6. When charging is completed, remove the charger connector
utbuNA
2t! 2
To turn Receiver Collar On
1 Press and hold the On/OiiButton until the Green LED lightcomes on.
(This takes approximately one second.)
2, Release the On/Ort Button,
in normal mode, the Green LED wrll flash once every 5 seconds, indicating the Receiver
Collar is on and ready to receive a signal from the Handheld Transmitter,
To turn Receiver Collar Off
1 Press and hold the On/Ofr Button until the Red LED light shuts olf
(This takes approximately three seconds)
2 Release the On/Ofl Button Note To extend the lite ot the batteries, turn the Receiver Collar
off when it is not in use.
Training Gutde
General Tips
' Eliminale one misbehavior or leach one obedience command at a |ime, ll you move too fast with
training, your pet may become coniused
- Be consistent Correct your pet every time he mlsbehaves
' Unless you can supervise film, It is recommended that you restrict your pet tram situations in
which he has a history or misbehaving. However, setting up a situation as a training session can
dramatically improve your chances of success
- If your pet reacts to the tones by hiding or acting tearful, redirect his attention to a simple and
appropriate behaVlor. such as the “Sit" command.
' Pels should be at leasl 6 monlns old belore using lne Training Collar
- Only let responsible iamily members use the Training Collar. it is not a toyl
- Other pets in hearing range will be aiiected by the training tones Thereiore, training sessions should
he conducted out at hearing range of other pets
AWARNING Never use the Rechargeable Remote Training Collar to correct or eliminate any form or
aggressive behavior We recommend you contact your local veterinarian or protessional trainer
to determine iiyour pet might be aggressive See page 2 tor more intorrnaiion
Teachth Your Pet the Posmve Tone
Before using the Training Collar to correct your pet, spend lo to t5 minutes per day tor 2 or 3 days helping
him create the association or the tone with reward and praise To accomplish this:
1. Push the Tone Button (yellow) ior 2 consecutive seconds,
2, Release the button and immediately reward your pet With verbal praise, petting, or a small food reward
Spend 3 to 5 seconds on your rewarding.
3, Wait a iew minutes and repeat holding the Tone Button tor 2 seconds lollowing with praise.
Vary the reward to prevent your pet trom anticipating a specific type This stage or training is complete
when your pet obviously anticipates a reward when he hears the positive tone,
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To Pair the Remote Transmitter and Receiver Collar
it your Receiver Collar does not been when the Tone Button 0! the Remote
Transmitter is pressed, or it you teel the Receiver Collar is not responding
to the Remote Transmitten tcllow these steps to pair
i Place the transmitter into pairing mode by pressing the i/z Button
tor 3-5 seconds until the Dlgltal Display shows P
2 with the Receiver Collar oir your pet, turn the Receiver Collar on
Restart. press and hold the GNU" Button until the Green LED turns oft.
Release the On/Ofl Button and the Green LED wlll flashes every second
on the Receiver Cullar This continues for 16 seconds, within which
pairing should be completed
a. Press and hold the up (t) and down (-l Buttons simultaneously until the
Green LED flashes rapidly lor 5 times on the Receiver Collar, indicating it has learned the
Transmitter ID
4. Press and hold the 1/2 Button again to complete and exit Pairing,
5 Press any oil the stimutation/vioraticnrrcne Buttons on the transmitter The Receiver Collar
should respond accordingly, verirying that it is paired With the transmitter
TWO Dog System
Note It you wish to add another receiver collar to the training system, extra Receiver Collars
are available where you bought your Remote Training Collar
To Add Dog 2 (PTS-otaa)
Remote Transmitter
i. Press i/2 Button and change to the other Channel tor Dog 2,
2, Turn on the Receiver Collar tor Dog 2, press any Mode Buttons to verity lunction
3. ll Dog 2 Receiver Collar does not respond Pairing may be needed Repeat steps in To
Pair the Remote Transmitter and Receiver Collar above
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Receiver Indicator Light - Function and Response
Receiver Collar Function
Green LED Response
Power on
Normal operation . Good battery
Flashes once
‘l flash every 5 seconds
Training tone
in pairing position
oh length or button press
Flashes once every second Within is seconds
Parin Com lete
Charging Complete
Flashes ra Idl iorhve times
On length or charging
Receiver Collar Function Red LED Response
Power olt oh tor 3 seconds
Normal operation . Low battery Flashes rapidity
Static stimulation/vibration 0n length or button press
Charging On length or charging within 273 hours
Rechargeable Batteries
~ The rechargeable Lithium ion batteries are not memory sensitive and do not require depletion
belore charging
- The batteries come partially charged from the ractory, but will require a full charge (374 hours)
belore the frsl use
- Rememberialways keep batteries away from lame
- When storing the unit lcr long periods, remember to regularly give batteries a full charge (273
hours) Thls Should be done once every 4 lo 6 weeks
- The Training Collars are equipped With a salety feature to prevent over charging
- ll your equipment has not been charged tor an extended period, you may experience a decrease
in battery life the first lew uses, Afterwards, the battery llle will return to previous capacity levels,
~ You should expect hundreds of recharge cycles lrcm your batteries. However, all rechargeable
batteries lose capacity over time relative to the number of recharge cycles they experience. This
is normal. it your operating time drops to hall or the original lite, contact the Customer Care
Center
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Fit the Receiver Collar
Important: The proper fit and plaoement of your Receiver Collar is
Impommt [or elfectlve lralnlng. The Contact Palms must have dlrect
contact with your pet's skln on (he underslde of hls neck.
To assure a proper lit. please ioiiow these steps
3.
Make sure that the Receiver Collar is turned oli.
Have your pet standing comiortabiy (3A).
Place the Receiver Collar on your dog's neck close to the
ears. Centerthe Contact Palms underneath your dog‘s neck.
touching the skin Note it is sometimes necessary to tnm
the hair around the Contact Points to make sure that contact
is consistenl (35)
CAUTION Do not shave the pet‘s neck as this
may lnCrease the rlsk of skln lrrllallon
The Receiver Collar should fit snugly, yet loose enough
to allow one iingerio iii belween the strap and your pel‘s
neck (3C)
Allow your pet to wear the ooilarior several minutes then
recheck the at. Check the m again as your pet becomes
more comiortable with the Receiver Collar.
Trim the collar as iollows (an)
a. Mark the desired length oi the collarwlth a pen. Allow tor
growth if your pet is young or grows a thick winter coat
b. Remove the Receiver Collar lmm your pet and cut on
the EXCESS
c Belore placing the Receiver Collar back onto your pet.
seal the edge oi the cut collar by applying a flame along
the frayed edge
CAUTION Rlsk of skln damage. For comfort, salely and ellectlveness of this product, please ensure
that you check the fit oi your pet's oollar ireguently liany skin irritation is observed.
discontinue the use ofthe collarfnr a few days ll the condition peTSlsls beyond 48 hours,
see your veterinanan
Do not attach a leash to the Remote Training Collar This can result in pulling the Contact
Points too tightly against your pets neck. Vou may put a separate nonrmelalllc collar on
your dog‘s neck and attach a leash Do use a harness tor attaching a leash and/or tags
while using the Remote Training Collar.
Please refer to page 2 tor additional Information
To Re-Thread lhe Collar
The slide buckle prevents the collar irom
becoming loose around your pet‘s neck.
it is not properly threaded
The ridges must be racing up. the collar will slip il
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