Dogtra 1900S Series User manual

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1900S
AVAILABLE IN 2-DOG SYSTEM: 1902S
Owner's Manual
Please read this manual thoroughly
before operating the 1900S training e-collar.

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AT A GLANCE
Owner's
Manual
Belt
Clip
Test
Light
ReceiverTransmitter Battery
Charger
Splitter
Cable
Optional Accessories
Auto Charger
The auto charger for the 1900S has an input of 12-volts to
24-volts and has an output of 10-volts 1500mAh.
European Charger
Dogtra’s European chargers are designed for use with a
220 volt AC electrical outlet.
To purchase accessories, please visit www.dogtra.com or
call customer service at [phone].

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MAIN FEATURES
• Easy to use, ergonomically fitted transmitter
• Rheostat Dial that allows for gradual adjustments in
stimulation intensity with no jumps between levels
(0-127)
• 3/4-mile range
• High output
• 2 different stimulation types - Nick & Constant
• High Performance Pager (HPP) vibration feature
• 2-hour rapid charge lithium polymer batteries
• IPX9K waterproof certified - the highest heat and
water pressure test
• Easily visible blue LCD screen displays exact level of
stimulation that can be seen in the dark
• Three bar battery life indicator and LED colored
indicator to show remaining battery life
• Enhanced contact points
• For dogs as small as 35 pounds

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OVERVIEW
1900S
Transmitter
Antenna
Rheostat Dial
On/Off
Button
Belt Clip
Battery
Charging
Receptacle &
Rubber Plug
LCD
Screen
Pager Nick
LED
Indicator
Light
Constant

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Antenna
Rheostat Dial
On/Off
Button
Belt Clip
Battery Charging
Receptacle &
Rubber Plug
2nd Dog
Pager
(Orange
Button)
LCD
Screen
1st Dog
Pager
(Gray
Button)
1st Dog
Nick &
Constant
(Gray
Button)
LED
Indicator
Light
Nick
/Constant
Toggle
Switch
2nd Dog
Nick &
Constant
(Orange
Button)
1902S
Transmitter

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Contact Points
Collar Strap
Battery Charging
Receptacle &
Rubber Plug LED Indicator Light
On/Off
Button
1900S, 1902S
Receiver

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1. Turning the 1900S On/Off
To turn the handheld transmitter on, hold down the button
on the right side of the transmitter until the LCD screen
illuminates. To turn the transmitter off, hold down the
same button on the right side of the transmitter until the
LCD screen shuts off.
UNDERSTANDING YOUR TRAINING
SYSTEM
To turn the receiver on, hold down the on/off button until
the LED indicator turns green. To turn the receiver off,
hold down the on/off button until the LED indicator turns
red.
On/Off
Button
On/Off Button

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On/Off
Button
Pager
Nick
Constant
2. Transmitter Button Function
1900S
The 1900S has four buttons on the handheld transmitter
(one on the face of the transmitter, two on the left side,
and one on the right side).
Nick Button
The Nick button is located on the top of the left side of the
handheld transmitter. When the Nick button is pressed,
the receiver emits a single rapid pulse of electrical
stimulation.
Constant Button
The Constant button is located on the bottom of the left
side of the handheld transmitter. Pressing the Constant
button gives continuous stimulation as long as the
button is pressed, for up to 12 seconds. If the button
is not released after 12 seconds, the stimulation will
automatically turn off as a safety feature. The receiver
will be ready to be reactivated once the button has been
released.

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On/Off
Button
Nick/Constant
Toggle Switch
2nd Dog Pager
(Orange Button)
1st Dog Pager
(Gray Button)
1st Dog
Nick &
Constant
(Gray
Button)
2nd Dog
Nick &
Constant
(Orange
Button)
Pager Button
The Pager button is located on the face of the transmitter.
Pressing it will give a vibration for as long as the button is
pressed, for up to 12 seconds.
On/Off Button
The on/off button is located on the right side of the
transmitter. To turn the transmitter on, hold the button
until the LCD screen illuminates. To turn the transmitter
off, press the button until the screen is off. To turn the LCD
back light on and off, shortly press the on/off button.
1902S
The 1902S 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).

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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 and gray for the black receiver) 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 as long as the button is
pressed, for up to 12 seconds. If the button is not released
after 12 seconds, the stimulation will automatically turn
off as a safety feature. The receiver 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 and the gray with the black receiver.
Pressing it will give a vibration as long as the button is
pressed, for up to 12 seconds.