How does the receiver attach to the collar and what are the differences in the metal electrodes. The instructions are so vague
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The collar slides through the clips on each side of the receiver. The collar goes around behind the receiver and holds it on place against the dog's neck. The electrodes are two sets. The shorter ones are for short hair dogs. The long ones are for long haired dogs. Use the correct electrodes for your dog's hair length.
512309
The receiver attaches on th sides. The length of the electrodes goes according to the length of dogs fur. The longer and thicker use the long electrodes. Thinner and shorter hair use the short electrodes.
512310
The collar thread through two brackets at the sides and around the front to stabilize it, you have two size of electrodes depending on the fur of your dog, short fur you use the smaller ones, long or thick the other. Hope this helps.
1164364
I'm not sure. But my dog chewed mine to where the antenae wires was completely exposed and sticking out and it still worked! By the time he got to both collars he knew his boundaries so I didn't even have to replace the kit.
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www.dogtra.com. Look for your collar on their sight. The collar and the receiver take different batteries. They sell both batteries there.
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I'm not exactly sure which model you have, but in general the LED is the key to understanding how your collar is set up. With respect to charging, RED means the collar is charging and GREEN indicates that the collar is charged. BarkLimiter owner's manuals are usually available online and pretty helpful.
1058870
If the supplied collar is too big you can buy a collar that will fit your dog and attach the receiver to it by making two mounting holes.
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The only receiver that works with this DC-50 collar is the garmin 320. It (the 320) will require a software update to communicate with the collar. The update was harder to find on the Garmin web site than installing the update after I found it. This collar was put to the test a couple weeks ago on beagles chasing hare. It worked flawlessly.
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The unit we purchased had a collar (shown), wall charger and control (shown). I would consider the collar the receiver but I may not have the terminology right. It receives either the tone or shock from the control unit. Hope this helps.
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The collar is 26 inches long. The receiver is 3 1/4 inchees long and 1 inch wide
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The charger I received is two prong. It can charge two collars. On the collar there is an LED located on one side that helps you see what shock setting you have programmed, plus it blinks showing green for charged and red for needing a charge. Lasts about one week on a charge for us. We have the battery-style one for our other dog and are thinking we should just go ahead and get one more of the wall charger type collars instead. Either one works very well, but the wall charger type is more convenient. We have yorkies and these work great even through their hair. I don't know about larger, stronger, or more active dogs though. I would/will buy again. The charger I received is two prong. It can charge two collars. On the collar there is an LED located on one side that helps you see what shock setting you have programmed, plus it blinks showing green for charged and red for needing a charge. Lasts about one week on a charge for us. We have the battery-style one for our other dog and are thinking we should just go ahead and get one more of the wall charger type collars instead. Either one works very well, but the wall charger type is more convenient. We have yorkies and these work great even through their hair. I don't know about... » Read More The charger I received is two prong. It can charge two collars. On the collar there is an LED located on one side that helps you see what shock setting you have programmed, plus it blinks showing green for charged and red for needing a charge. Lasts about one week on a charge for us. We have the battery-style one for our other dog and are thinking we should just go ahead and get one more of the wall charger type collars instead. Either one works very well, but the wall charger type is more convenient. We have yorkies and these work great even through their hair. I don't know about larger, stronger, or more active dogs though. I would/will buy again. « Show Less
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Ooooh. I don't know since I only have one. But you would think that the remote control would be calibrated to the specific collar. Good luck.
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Sorry I have no idea how this unit sends/recieves signals between the collar and unit. I recently upgraded to the alpha 100 that has the shock and track in one collar. It's the best collar so far. I would look into that model as it is priceless for hunting and training. Have a nice day!! Aloha, Kalsey
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I don't believe the collar has that function, it pretty much just works the intensity. The control box does however have that setting. There three settings on the box. 1. Beep. 2. Beep/shock. And 3. Shock only.
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Unfortunately the replacement receiver does not come with instructions for pairing. I have the instructions for my receiver and collar set though. So I'll list the steps below. Step one: make sure both receiver and remote are on. Step two: remove screw on receiver, you will see a small hole. The reset button is inside. Step three: gently poke the reset hole with a clip, pin, or similar object, the red LED will blink on the receiver. Proceed with next step within five seconds of pressing reset. Step four: press V1( or V2 depending on which side of the remote you would like to pair the receiver to). The receiver should respond with a solid LED light and vibrate. And that's it! Good luck and happy training.
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Most all collars have a metal loop, I used a small key ring to attach it to that loop.
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it's the collar with the receiver on it, and the transmitter controller too.
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you would need 1 collar for each pet you need 1 receiver for 2 collars.. if you have 3 or more pet's you will need additional collars and rceivers
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Mine came with the radio/ receiver cat collar, and works great! It would work with a dog receiver collar too. It's my understanding that their products are interchangeable. I'm not sure what disc you are asking sbout, but my indoor fence is a disc that broadcasts a repel boundary about 6' around it. Keeps kitty out of areas where he shouldn't be. I hope this helps!