How do you program the anti-bark to only beep or vibrate?
1282613
The remote has individual buttons for each. There isn't a setting that is ONLY vibrate or beep. The manual that comes with it has pictures that identify each button function if your not sure.
1282614
I don't know, I couldn't get mine to work, and the manual that came with it was for a different model. I couldn't reach anyone at the company, except by email, and they were really no help.... not impressed, so sent mine back.
2020626
There is no way that I know of to stop the beeping but... it's only for a few seconds while you set your session. I don't find that annoying at all.... I would rather have the buttons illuminated so I can see them in the dark. I have to have a flashlight beside the chair now so I can see the buttons to set them!
1269309
In order for collar to beep . Push mode button til beep icon blinks. Turn to higher number. Turn vibrate to 00. And shock to 00
1174867
Auto correction for barking only. The remote hives you three different types of correction for you to use when you want.
2233412
I'm assuming you want to turn it off after it starts beeping. Simply press the button on the far right. If you depress the two buttons on the left at the same time it resets it to zero. Hope this helps.
1585583
Yes, the beep sound can be turned off by pressing the [START] button 3x then press the [CLOCK/TIMER] button.
1563428
The device detects loud barking and responds by sending out a high frequency sound. There is a sensitivity setting on the device that you can adjust.
2184012
There is no auto anti-bark function, it is only triggered by the remote control. In my searches for a remote controlled spray collar, I did not find one with both auto anti-bark AND remote triggers. Good luck!
1452012
Once the dog gets the hang of it, I've found that I can set the collar to beep only (no shock) and it's still effective. I assume that extends the battery life because it doesn't have to charge / maintain the shock system. The real problem is dead batteries from a new package.
704877
No, this is not a bark collar. You would have to use the controller to "beep" them for bark control.
467697
Yes; when going through the set-up phase,get to the point where the "Bv" or "bv" (beep-vibrate) is flashing. Then simply push the top-left button until only the "v" shows.
2067267
Press the black button on the back to cycle through the sounds. It will play the sound you selected periodically. To turn off, continue cycling through until it beeps twice.
863183
Good question, it honestly depends on a few different things 1) Bark Collar Strength setting 2) The amount of vibration created with the whines and whimpers and 3) your specific dog. I would recommend following the program which they suggest to you. Start with it only on "beep" mode so the dog can become familiarized with the noise, then after 1 week switch it to the low corrective mode. This should take care of almost all the issues with kennel noise.
1817435
The barking stops as soon as there is no motion detected. There is capability to manually set it. The setting remain when power is turnoff and then on. I use a WeMo switch to remotely turn in on and off. However this works only if you do not install batteries. Hope this helps.
1070936
I would assume that it uses a standard beeper, a round, squat plastic cylinder with a small hole in the top that projects the sound. You would have to open up the unit, which would void your warranty, and place a small piece of tape over the hole, thus reducing the beep to a very low sound, but it would still be there.
1839989
I have not found a way to mute the beep. I wish I could because it tends to wake up my wife when I open it on the way to work.
370193
I don't use these for anti bark control; I use them for training only, so I am not familiar with the anti bark feature. The listing says "Auto anti bark function,strong vibrate correction" which sounds like it is vibration only. One thing you need to realize is each time you turn the collars on, you have to sync them to the transmitter. Not a big deal to me, but it bothers my wife to have to do that. I can put up with that because they work well for training, have enough range for me, and the price is great.