How The Transmitter Buttons Work - Dogtra ARC Guide D'utilisation

2. HOW THE TRANSMITTER BUTTONS WORK

The ARC two-dog unit has five buttons and a toggle switch on
the transmitter (Two on the face of the transmitter, two on the
left side, and one on the right side.).
1 -dog
st
Nick & Constant
(gray button)
2 nd -dog
Nick & Constant
(orange button)
Nick & Constant toggle switch
Located on the face of the transmitter is a toggle switch.
The toggle switch has a setting for "Nick" and another for
"Constant". The color-coordinated buttons (orange for the
orange receiver/collar and gray for the black receiver/collar)
will implement the desired stimulation based on the toggle
switch setting.
When either the orange or gray stimulation button is pressed
and the toggle is set on "Nick" the receiver emits a single pulse
of electrical stimulation.
When you press either the orange or gray stimulation button,
and the toggle is set on "Constant", the receiver emits a
continuous stimulation for as long as the button is pushed, for
up to 12 seconds to the corresponding collar. If the button is not
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Nick/Constant
toggle switch
On/off switch
(mode button)
1 -dog
st
Pager
(gray button)
2 nd -dog
Pager
(orange button)
released after 12 seconds, the stimulation will automatically
stop as a safety feature. The collar will be ready to be
reactivated once the button has been released.
Pager Button
The "Pager" buttons are located on the face of the transmitter.
The orange button corresponds with the orange receiver/collar
and the gray with the black receiver/collar. Pressing it will
give a non-stimulating vibration for as long as the button is
depressed, for up to 12 seconds.
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