Dogtra 1900NCP Field Star Series - User Manual

Details key features like ergonomic transmitter, rheostat dial, two-dog capability, range, and stimulation types.

Provides guidelines for proper e-collar use, including warnings about aggressive dogs and interference.

Recommends consulting a specialist for aggressive dogs, not using e-collars for correction.

Explains Dogtra's filtering system to minimize interference with other electronic devices.

Describes the auto-shutoff feature for the continuous button if held down for 12 seconds.

Lists all items included in the Dogtra collar package, such as transmitter, receiver, and accessories.

Identifies and labels the parts of the 1-dog dogtra 1900NCP Field Star transmitter.

Identifies and labels the parts of the 2-dog dogtra 1902NCP Field Star transmitter.

Provides information about the transmitter antenna and its attachment.

Explains the function and operation of the Rheostat Intensity Dial for adjusting stimulation levels.

Details the LCD screen's display of stimulation level and battery life indicators.

Describes how cold temperatures can affect LCD screen response and transmitter function.

Explains the LED indicator light on the transmitter for battery status and operation.

Details the location and use of the transmitter's battery charging receptacle.

Identifies the buttons on the 1-dog transmitter and their general locations.

Explains the function and operation of the 'Nick' button on the transmitter.

Explains the function and operation of the 'Constant' button on the transmitter.

Explains the function and operation of the 'Pager' button on the transmitter.

Describes how to turn the transmitter on and off using the ON/OFF button.

Identifies the buttons and toggle switch on the 2-dog transmitter.

Explains the function of the toggle switch for selecting Nick or Constant stimulation.

Details the stimulation actions for the 2-dog model's colored buttons.

Details the vibration action for the 2-dog model's pager button.

Identifies key parts of the collar receiver, including contact points and indicator light.

Instructions on how to turn the collar receiver on and interpret its indicator light.

Details the location of the receiver's battery charging receptacle.

Notes that all Dogtra E-collars have non-exposed internal antennas.

Illustrates the battery charger and charging cables for both single and two-dog units.

Explains how to use the charger and cables to charge the transmitter and receiver simultaneously.

Provides steps to test the collar and transmitter functionality using the included test light.

Details how to check stimulation levels using the test light with Nick and Constant buttons.

Explains how to test the intensity dial's effect on the test light.

Describes how to test the pager vibration function on the collar.

Instructions for fitting the collar correctly for optimal contact and comfort.

Important advice on avoiding skin irritation from prolonged collar wear.

Explains how to adjust stimulation levels using the Rheostat Intensity Dial based on the dog's needs.

Notes that the unit uses Ni-MH batteries and requires an initial charge before first use.

Provides safety precautions regarding charging, such as avoiding flammable substances.

Advises on charging batteries for extended storage periods.

Lists conditions that indicate when the unit needs to be recharged.

Step-by-step instructions for charging the transmitter and receiver using the provided charger.

Explains the meaning of the indicator lights during the charging process.

Details the 1/2-mile range and factors affecting signal strength, like antenna position and charging.

Provides instructions and diagrams for attaching the belt clip accessory to the transmitter.

Explains the method for detaching the transmitter from the belt clip.

Lists optional accessories like European chargers and field auto chargers available for purchase.

Advises on inspecting the unit for damage after each session and securing charging plugs.

Provides guidance on unit storage and travel, including temperature considerations.

Directs users to the troubleshooting guide and provides contact info for issues.

Troubleshooting steps for when the dog does not respond to the collar's stimulation.

Troubleshooting steps for when stimulation is not felt, checking tolerance, battery, and potential service needs.

Troubleshooting steps for issues related to transmitter range or decreased stimulation effectiveness.

Troubleshooting steps for collars that are not holding a charge, covering batteries, charger, and port.

Details the terms and duration of the Limited Lifetime Warranty for Dogtra products.

Specifies the one-year warranty for accessories like chargers and batteries.

Instructions on how to register the product online or via phone to qualify for the warranty.

Lists conditions and circumstances not covered under the Dogtra warranty, such as misuse or water damage.

Advises against customer battery replacement during the first year to avoid voiding the warranty.

Outlines the process and responsibilities for submitting units for repair service.

Specifies the information and documentation needed when sending a unit for service.