Dogtra 2000B Series - Manual (Page 10)

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ACCUSTOMINGTHEDOGTOTHEBEEPERSOUND
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CHARGING THE BATTERY
BATTERY CHARGING
When the batteries need recharging, the
LED light will emit a rapid, double flash every
2 seconds. If the batteries have been allowed to
run completely down, the indicator light may
not come on at all.
Be sure to turn off the collar receiver
before charging.
To charge the batteries, connect the
single side of the splitter cable to the battery
charger. Connect one side of the splitter cable
into the collar/receiver and the other side into
the transmitter. Then, plug the charger into a
household outlet. Recharge batteries for 14
hours. (See battery charging diagram.)
Both the collar receiver and transmitter
indicator light will glow continuously while
the batteries are charging.
After disconnecting the cable, close the
receptacle covers. Be sure the rubber plugs are
completely sealed over the receptacle to
prevent dirt and water from entering.
ACCUSTOMING THE DOG TO
THE BEEPER SOUND
Turn on the beeper collar and leave it outside
the dog’s kennel area for about a half-hour.
Repeat this several times, until you can see
that the dog disregards the beeper.
Next, fill the speaker horn with tissue paper
to muffle the sound. Fit the beeper collar on the
dog. Gradually, remove some of the tissue paper
as the dog becomes accustomed to the beeping
sound.
Now, when you take him hunting, he will be
accustomed to the beeper sound.