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CONGRATULATIONS!
You have just purchased one of the finest
dog training products available.
Before starting to use this unit, carefully read this
Owner’s Manual. It explains how to operate
and maintain your Companion. A thorough
understanding of its contents will help
you use your Companion safely and effectively.
Tri-Tronics takes great pride in the design,
manufacture, service, and safety of its products.
If you have any questions after reading the manual,
please contact our Customer Service Department at
1-800-456-4343.
Thank you for choosing Tri-Tronics.
Product Specifications
Product specifications may change without notice or obligation since
Tri-Tronics is committed to a policy of continuous improvement.
Certain Tri-Tronics products are covered by one or more of these U.S.
patent numbers: 4202293, 4335682, 4794402, 4802482, D298872,
4947795, 5054428, 5099797, 5193484, and patents pending.
Tri-Tronics products are made in the USA. However, certain materials
may be sourced from quality suppliers in other countries.
Owner’s Registration Reply Card
Please take a moment to complete and return the Owner’s
Registration Reply Card. When you do, you’ll be “on file” at
Tri-Tronics. This will help ensure timely, no-questions-asked
warranty work should you need it. You may also register on our
website at www.tritronics.com by clicking on “Online Product
Registration.”
Fifth Edition November, 1999
Published by Tri-Tronics, Inc., Tucson, Arizona.
Copyright © 1999, Tri-Tronics, Inc.
All rights reserved. Printed in the USA.
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Tri-Tronics Training collar Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandTri-Tronics
ModelTraining collar
CategoryPet Care Product
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Product Specifications

Owner's Registration Reply Card

Instructions for registering the product for warranty service and benefits.

Components

Standard Components

Describes the collar, transmitter, and contact points included with the device.

Component Details

Contact Point/Battery Wrench

Tool for contact points and battery compartment cap, and checking tightness.

Optional Components

Items like short contact points not included with the device.

Additional Accessories

Training Resources and Storage

Books, videos, and a storage pouch for accessories.

Dummy Collar and Cases

Dummy collar, carrying case, and holster for the transmitter.

Batteries

Installing Transmitter Batteries

Instructions for powering the transmitter with a 9-volt battery.

Collar Battery Installation

Installing Collar Batteries

Instructions for installing batteries in the collar receiver.

Battery Management

Battery Life, Drain, and Storage

Covers expected battery life, preventing drain, storage, and disposal.

Transmitter Operation

Setting Rocker Switches

Guide to setting the continuous/momentary and high/low switches.

Transmitter Features

Applying Stimulation and LEDs

How to apply stimulation and understand transmitter LED behavior.

Belt Clip Usage

How to attach and use the belt clip for carrying the transmitter.

Collar Functions

On/Off Switch Operation

How to activate and deactivate the collar receiver.

Collar LED Indicators

Explains the meaning of the collar LED's blinking patterns.

Operating the Companion

Activating the Collar

Steps to turn on the collar and check its status.

Continuous and Momentary Modes

Explanation of the two stimulation modes: continuous and momentary.

Companion Operation Details

Operating Modes Explained

Details on using continuous and momentary modes.

Time-Out Feature

Explains the automatic stimulation cutoff after ten seconds.

Advanced Operation

Range Considerations

Factors affecting transmission range, such as terrain and obstructions.

Contact Points and Intensity Levels

How contact points affect the intensity of electrical stimulation.

Training with the Companion

Finding Dog's Sensitivity Level

Method for determining the correct stimulation level for the dog.

Adjusting Intensity Levels

Guidance on increasing or decreasing contact point levels for training.

Working the Dog

Preventing Collar-Wise Behavior

Tips to prevent the dog from learning to ignore the collar.

Radio Signal Issues

Operating Code

Explains the purpose of the two-letter operating code for interference prevention.

Interference Issues

Discusses RF interference and how to mitigate it.

Care and Cleaning

Battery Management and Seals

Advice on battery life, storage, and O-ring maintenance for water resistance.

Cleaning and Contact Points

How to clean the device and check contact point tightness.

Service and Warranty

FCC Compliance

Product Safety

Safety Studies and Circuits

Details on safety testing, clinical studies, and safety circuits.

Collar Wear and Skin Care

Recommendations for comfortable wear and preventing skin irritation.

Troubleshooting Guide

Problem 1: Range Issues

Solutions for insufficient or reduced transmission range.

Troubleshooting Problems

Problem 2: Collar Not Working

Solutions when the collar doesn't respond to stimulation.

Problem 3: Intermittent Collar LED

Solutions for inconsistent collar LED behavior.

Troubleshooting Issues

Problem 4: Collar LED Not Lighting

Solutions when the collar LED is off.

Problem 5: Transmitter LED Not Lighting

Solutions when the transmitter LED fails to light.

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