do you have to re-sync the transmitter and receiver after each charge?
1071353
Hi Power,You need to resync the remote transmitter with the collar receiver ONLY when the transmitter or receiver is power off. If you charge them when they are low power, you needn't to resync them. Thanks.ATC LLC
1071354
Hi Power, You need to resync the remote transmitter with the collar receiver ONLY when the transmitter or receiver is power off. If you charge them when they are low power, you needn't to resync them. Thanks. ATC LLC
2223348
Greetings. This receiver will automatically shut off while charging. Thanks for your question.
495534
No. It will automatically pair with the last device it was paired with if it is in range. You will have to re-pair the device if you un-paired it.
902658
Yes, both the transmitter and receiver need to be plugged in to an electrical outlet.
2081018
When i remove this from my car the station remains the same on both the car and the transmitter however i use the default transmittions station i only founded it on my radio and add it to memory on the car stereo, i never changed the transmittion station on my device...
1132810
I don't know but I can tell you that the origional transmitter that I bought still works with the receivers. In my parents house I put multiple receivers in so they could hear the tones anywhere in the house or basement. Also the tones on the newer receiver sound much much better
2137319
My receiver isn't chargeable, so I do not know. The station plugs in or uses regular batteries.
1857153
no. when it's charging, it doesn't transmitting or receiving. No. it doesn't work on continuous power. I didn't realized before I bought it. You are smart to ask before purchasing...
340065
Hi David, The battery is reachargeable on the receiver and the transmitter and you should expect to get hundreds or recharges on both batteries. The transmitter and receiver batteries are replaceable and the manufacturer recommends that you do not open the transmitter or receiver until you receive the replacement battery pack. If you have other questions please let us know. Thanks, EZDogFences
2199050
If by quick mode you mean you used your existing code to program the transmitter then yes. I plugged the ++-- sequence into the new Allstar transmitter and it worked the first time seamlessly. I had no issues at all and since!!
85180
I suppose you could, you would need to buy two sets, and pair the two receivers to just one transmitter. I don't see anything in the instructions that would prevent you from doing that, and that would leave you with a spare transmitter, good in case the first one ever breaks.
865568
Always star the transmitter first then the receiver (unit you read). Even changing and installing batteries do it this way
2167378
Yes and then you have to reset it. It is pure junk. I got stuck with 2 of them
378203
Somehow you have to charge the transmitter unit and once is charged batery will last an hour or so
1600214
No, This is a receiver that will transmit status, you want the Transmitter that receives status.
201151
Yes. It actually works better when the frequency you select has a low signal from that radio station. This is because the transmitter will then have less competition when broadcasting it's own signal on the same frequency.Regarding overheating, I run into that problem when I charge a larger device like an iPad. The built in USB charging system eventually trips the internal safety and you have to unplug the transmitter to reset it.
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I haven't noticed anything like that. Although if you were concerned about that, you can put the transmitter on a different channel than the receiver when plugging in.