Do the receiver and transmitter shut off after a few minutes of non use or do they stay on until they are shut off?
1938192
My advice - don't buy this. When I got it in the mail it would even turn on.
1938193
The remote will go on standby mode after a period of non-use. It will return to an active state by pressing a command button once.
1938194
As far as I can tell the receiver stays on until manually shut off. The indicator light stays on until I hold down the power button, the unit beeps and then shuts off.
1938195
The transmitter does shut off after a few minutes of non-use, but all you have to do is press the noise correction button 3 times quickly and it turns back on. We have had our corrector for a few months now and use it daily on our lab. He wears it as his collar during the day every day and we have not had to change any batteries yet.
767665
The transmiter turns off by itself after two to three minutes. To turn it back on just hit the vibrate button. You can watch the video on the Aetertek web site.
1693455
Mine worked very intermittently. The transmitter was not received by the receiver. I contacted manufacturer and they said it must be metal near the transmitter. I removed the transmitter from the garage door, placed it next to the receiver and it didn't even work then. I moved the plunger and changed the battery. Still didn't work.
134828
I believe after an hour or 2 of being inactive, it automatically shuts off. Once you sync with blue tooth, everytime you turn it on, it will start playing music from your device. Do what I do and keep the remote at a convenient location. Overall this speaker is totally worth the price surprisingly coming from a CD manufacture company. Definitely good for outdoor or bed room.
1289193
The first transmitter shipped to me continued to cut out every 30 seconds. The second transmitter worked for a few months and began cutting out every 30 seconds. By cutting out, I mean there is an approximate 1 second mute every 30 seconds. I also have an iRiver H340 player ($350) with a built in battery, which was handled properly but seems to have a failed battery after about 9 months of use. I returned it to iRiver over 8 weeks ago for warranty replacement. I cannot get a response from iRiver now. This was the 3rd iRiver mp3 player I purchased and it will be the last.
2124754
Well I certainly am behind times as I didn't even know this forum was here! My apologies!!! I've had customers lose their transmitters before and I sent them another. The receivers can be programmed to any of my transmitters so no problem there! If you lose it, call or email me. I'll send you another one. I had a customer who stuck it on a large item so she just picked up the item when she needed to use the transmitter and never misplaced it.
2144739
I never have to do that. Every once in a while, I have to reset the transmitter, but never the receiver.
2053213
Mine shuts off too; not even at particularly high volume either. Signal is being fed into the unit via stereo minijack. You are not alone.
790962
Sounds like a defective transmitter. Mine doesn't do this and I've had it for over a year. I'd request a replacement.
386319
It seems that after a certain time without activity the receiver shuts off. Like if I ride to work when I get ready to go home I have to press the button and cycle through the settings to get to brake mode again. So no it won't run down the battery.
5264
No.....unless you leave the transmitter idle for more than a couple of minutes.....then it goes to sleep and you have to push the power on button again to start it. This can be a problem if your pup needs correction and the unit has timed out. It takes a few moments for the transmitter to turn back on again and by then it's too late to correct. That's my only gripe with this unit. As to linking....It will stay exactly as set until you change it.
542655
They do not. No interaction with the receiver. It just has a few flashing modes. That it's all.
1080460
The light on the receiver stays on. The light on the transmitter flashes once and chimes 4 times when it detects motion.
1998529
yes, just to let you know after using them for a while will get them hot and stop transmitting .usually after 45 minutes
1512641
It goes off for about a minute, then shuts off. Best timer I've ever had and I've had lots of them.
1397
The receiver (Inside unit) runs only on house current. The transmitter (Outside unit) uses six AA batteries. I would not recommend rechargeables. The manual recommends high quality alkaline batteries. You don't want to be going out to change the batteries on this every few months. I use the high quality ones and they last more than six months.
1344015
There is a transmitter and a receiver. Both take the 9 volt battery. Batteries last pretty well and I seem to get more than 20 hours of operation them.