Dogtrace X25 Series User manual

GPS TRACKING SYSTEM
SISTEMA DI LOCALIZZAZIONE GPS
SISTEMA DE LOCALIZACIÓN GPS
GPS SYSTÈME DE REPÉRAGE
X25 •X25B •X25T •X25TB

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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
We:
VNT electronics s.r.o.
Dvorská 605
563 01 Lanškroun
IČO: 64793826
declare under own responsibility that the product:
Dogtrace
DOG GPS X25 and X25T, X25B and X25TB
is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant
provisions of Directive 2014/53/EC, meets requirements of General
Licence of The Czech telecommunication oce according to general
licence no. VO-R/10/05.2014-3 and corresponds to the following standards:
ETSI EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2
ETSI EN 301 489-3 V1.6.1
ETSI EN 300 220-2 V.2.4.1
ETSI EN 60950-1 ed.2:2006/A1:2010/A11:2009/A12:2011/A2:2014/Cor.1:2012
EN 62479:2010
The product is safe under conditions of standard use in accordance
with the user guide.
This declaration of Conformity is created in exclusive responsibility of producer.
In Lanškroun 1. 8. 2023
Ing. Jan Horák
executive director
Tel.: [phone]
[e-mail]
www.dogtrace.com
Thank you for purchasing the product DOG GPS of the trademark Dogtrace
from VNT electronics s.r.o., Czech Republic.
Before using your product, please read the instructions in this user guide carefully
and keep it for future reference.
VNT electronics s.r.o. hereby declares that the Dogtrace DOG GPS X25
is in compliance with the key requirements and other relevant provisions
of the Directive 2014/53/EC.

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1 CONTENT
2 Important advice ........................................................4
3 ECMA ...................................................................4
4 Introduction .............................................................5
4.1 DOG GPS X25 features ................................................... 5
4.2 Package contents ........................................................ 5
5 Equipment description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
5.1 Transmitter (collar) ....................................................... 6
5.2 Receiver (handset) ....................................................... 6
5.3 Power adapter and cable with charging clip .............................. 9
6 Preparing transmitter (collar) .............................................9
6.1 Charging the transmitter ................................................. 9
6.2 Checking battery charge status .......................................... 9
6.3 Turning on/o ........................................................... 9
6.4 Frequency of position updating (transmission) .......................... 10
6.5 Selecting contact points ................................................ 10
6.6 Fitting the collar ........................................................ 11
7 Preparing receiver (handset) ........................................... 11
7.1 Charging the receiver ................................................... 11
7.2 Checking battery charge status ......................................... 12
7.3 Setting the receiver ..................................................... 12
7.4 Receiver MENU ......................................................... 12
7.5 Pairing – encoding transmitter (collar) with receiver (handset) . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
7.6 Pairing – encoding another receiver (handset) with your receiver ......... 13
7.7 Setting the sound volume .............................................. 14
7.8 Digital compass calibration ............................................. 14
7.9 Channel selection ...................................................... 15
8 DOG GPS X25 features ................................................. 16
8.1 Tracking ................................................................ 16
8.2 Training ................................................................ 17
8.3 Compass feature – determining the North ............................... 18
8.4 FENCE – circular fence .................................................. 18
8.5 WAYPOINT – saving receiver’s position ................................... 19
8.6 BEEPER – indicating standing still ....................................... 20
8.7 CAR mode .............................................................. 21
9 Maximum GPS range and accuracy ..................................... 22
10 Troubleshooting ....................................................... 22
11 Device maintanance ................................................... 23
12 Technical specications ................................................ 23
13 Displayed texts on LCD ................................................. 24
14 Warranty Terms and Conditions ........................................ 26
15 Certicate of Warranty ................................................ 108

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Please read this Operating Manual carefully before using the product.
Do not leave the neck collar transmitter on a dog for more than 12 hours a day.
Long-term effects caused by the collar and contact points on the dog's skin may
cause irritation. If this occurs, do not use DOG GPS until all traces of irritation
disappear.
Do not place the receiver or the transmitter near objects sensitive to magnetic
field, as this may cause permanent damage.
Do not place the receiver near any device, which is generating magnetic field as it
may affect the internal digital compass.
The receiver and the transmitter include a rechargeable Li-Pol battery. If the DOG
GPS is not used for long time, its batteries must be recharged every 6 months.
Do not charge the batteries at temperatures above 40 °C – explosion hazard.
Protect the Li-Pol battery from damage by sharp objects, high mechanical pressure
or high temperatures as it could cause the battery bursting into flames or explode.
Use only the original batteries; different batteries may damage the product or
cause the batteries to explode.
Use only the original power adapter with charging clip for charging the receiver
and transmitter batteries.
Dispose of used batteries in designated locations.
Person fitted with cardiac pacemaker (pacemaker, defibrillator) must take
appropriate precautions as the DOG GPS emits specific static magnetic field.
X25B and X25TB transmitters include audio position finder, which emits loud
sound. Do not use this function in an enclosed space as it may damage hearing.
VNT electronics s.r.o., manufacturer of Dogtrace professional
training tools for dogs, is the proud and active member of the
Electronic Collar Manufacturers Association (ECMA).
ECMA, based in Brussels, was founded in 2004 at the initiative of the largest
manufacturers of electronic training aids for dogs. The aim of all members of this
association is to develop and produce quality and reliable training systems that
ensure safety of the animal and improve communication between the owner and
his/her dog. All ECMA members’ products meet the latest technical standards and
safety parameters and their adherence is strictly monitored.
For more information, please visit the following website: www.ecma.eu.com.
2 IMPORTANT ADVICE
3 ECMA

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4 INTRODUCTION
DOG GPS X25+ is a device for tracking (locating) your dogs for up to 20 km. It
consists of the transmitter located on the dog’s collar and the receiver (handset) on
which the dog handler tracks the distance and direction towards the dog’s location.
The transmitter gets its position from the GPS satellites, which send the position
data to the dog handler’s receiver via the radio frequency (RF) signal. X25B/X25TB
transmitters include audio position nder by which a dog may be identied up to
a distance of 300 m. The transmitter may include training module (kit designated
X25T/X25TB), which enables the stimulation pulse to be sent from the receiver for
up to 20 km.
The DOG GPS X25 also has additional features – compass, FENCE (circular fence) which
provides information that the dog moved beyond the set distance from the receiver.
It also has the BEEPER (detecting standing still), which simply enables to determine
whether the dog is moving or standing still and Waypoint function (waypoint/route
point), which enables saving the receiver’s position and subsequently navigating to
it.
4.1 DOG GPS X25+ features
Range between the transmitter and the receiver is up to 20 km in direct visibility
(depending on terrain, vegetation and other factors)
Tracking up to 19 dogs, hunters or waypoints
Highly sensitive GPS in the receiver and transmitter
Clearly legible receiver display – in direct sunlight and in the dark
Waterproof receiver and transmitter
Long battery life
2 acoustic signal modes – training / localization
Option to switch the tone type of the acoustic signal.
Loud location sound audible up to 300 m (X25B/X25TB transmitters only)
15 stimulation pulse levels (GPS X25T/X25TB only)
Light mode for identifying dog in the dark (GPS X25T/X25TB only)
Switching channels for communication between the transmitter and receiver
Compass feature
FENCE (circular fence) – indicates that the set distance from the dog handler has
been exceeded
BEEPER – detection of dog in motion/standing still
Waypoint – option to store 19 GPS receiver coordinates – navigation to these
points
CAR mode – mode for using the receiver (handset) in the vehicle
Receiver is compatible with all DOG GPS transmitters (collars). Some functions on
X20 are restricted
4.2 Package contents
Receiver including Li-Pol 1900 mAh battery
Clip for hanging the receiver on a belt and two screws
Transmitter including Li-Pol 1900 mAh and the belt

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Set of contact points, 2 pcs 10 mm, 2 pcs 17 mm (DOG GPS X25T/X25TB only)
Dual power adapter, two USB cables with GPS charging clip
Test discharge lamp (DOG GPS X25T/X25TB only)
Cord for handing the receiver
Operating Manual and Certificate of Warranty
Equipment bag
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5.1 Transmitter (collar)
1. Transmitter
2. Indicator lights
3. Charging contacts
4. Training module with contact points
(DOG GPS X25T/X25TB only)
5. Target (half-round red dot) for
applying magnet (switching on/o
the transmitter)
5.2 Receiver (handset)
1.–5. Push buttons (see table, Page 7)
6. RF aerial
7. GPS aerial
8. Display
9. Target (half-round red dot) indicating location
for magnet to switch the transmitter on/o
10. Clip for hanging on a belt
11. Point for attaching neck cord
12. Charging contacts
5 EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
6. RF aerial
7. GPS aerial
8. Belt (collar)
9. Loudspeaker (DOG GPS
X25B/X25TB only)

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Button Short press Long press
1Turning display
backlight on/o
Switching the transmitter
on/o
2 Training audible beep tone Training audible beep tone
3 Back to the main screen FENCE Enabling the circular fence
4 Upwards MENU Entering MENU (setting)
5 Downwards CODE
Pairing – encoding the
transmitter with the receiver/
storing the waypoints
2+3 + Stimulation impulse
3+5 + – digital compass
calibration
2+4 + Location beep tone

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Display
1. Receiver (handset) GPS position
accuracy
2. Transmitter (collar) GPS position
accuracy
3. Another transmitter GPS position
accuracy
4. RF signal strength received from a
transmitter
5. RF signal strength received from
another transmitter
6. Direction indicator to the paired
transmitter
7. Number of selected paired transmitter
8. Number of another paired transmitter
9. Receiver battery charge status
10. Transmitter battery charge status
11. Another transmitter battery
charge status
12. Distance between the transmitter
and receiver
13. Compass – direction towards the
magnetic North
14. Vibrating or acoustic indication
of standing still on one of the
transmitters
15. Active circular fence on one of the
dogs
16. Active indicating standing still
17. Active circular fence
18. Transmission channel to full
capacity
19. Another paired receiver (dog
handler)
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9Receiver information
panel
Main navigation panel
– for currently selected
transmitter (collar
Transmitter (collar)
information panel – for
another paired transmitter
in sequence

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WARNING: Charge the battery at temperatures between 0 °C to 40 °C. Use only
the original power adapter supplied by the manufacturer for charging as using
dierent one may lead to irreparable battery damage.
6.1 Charging the transmitter
GPS transmitter includes Li-Pol battery, which must
be charged before the first use.
1. Remove dirt from charging contacts. Connect the
charging clip to the transmitter (see figure).
2. Connect cable to the power adapter, which is then
plugged into the mains.
3. Orange indicator light is illuminated.
4. Charging takes approximately 3 hours.
5. Orange light goes off when charging is finished.
6.2 Checking battery charge status
Flashing indicator lights located on the top of the transmitter (see Paragraph 5.1
Equipment Description – Transmitter) or the battery symbol on the receiver (handset)
display are used to check the battery charge status.
Charge status Receiver Transmitter
100% Green indicator light
70% —
40% Simultaneously green and red indicator lights
10% Red indicator light
6.3 Turning on/o
Magnetic switching system, activated by applying magnet, is used for switching the
transmitter on/o. The magnet is tted in the receiver where the red target is located
(half-round red dot located on the bottom of the receiver).
6 PREPARING TRANSMITTER COLLAR
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5.3 Power adapter and cable with charging clip
1. Power adapter
2. USB cable
3. Charging clip

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WARNING: More frequent updating of the dog’s position results in quicker
discharging of the transmitter battery.
Turning on:
1. Place the red target located on the bottom of the receiver to the red target on
the transmitter for approximately 1 second – the red indicator light comes on and
subsequently the green indicator light is lit.
2. After the green indicator light is lit, move the receiver away from the transmitter.
The green indicator light starts flashing.
Turning off:
Proceed in the same manner as for switching on.
1. Place the red target located on the bottom of the receiver to the red target on the
transmitter for approximately 1 second – the green indicator light comes on and
subsequently the red indicator light is lit.
2. After the red indicator light is lit, move the receiver away from the transmitter. The
transmitter stops flashing.
6.4 Frequency of position updating (transmission)
DOG GPS X25 enables selecting the updating frequency of your dog's position.
When the collar transmits its position more frequently, the location of the dog is
known more frequently.
1. Switch off the transmitter (collar).
2. Place the red target located on the bottom of the receiver to the red target on the
transmitter for 3 seconds – the transmitter starts beeping. Select the updating
frequency according to the number of beeps – see the table below.
3. Select the frequency by moving the receiver away from the transmitter when the
required number of beeps is heard.
Number of beeps 1 2 3
Updating frequency [s] 3 6 9
6.5 Selecting contact points (GPS X25T/X25TB)
Stainless contact points are used for the transmission of stimulation pulses from the
transmitter to the dog's skin. Each pack contains two types. If your dog has short
hair use the short contact points, use the longer ones if you have dog with longer
or thicker hair. Screw the contact points onto the transmitter screws – see Fig. 5.1
Transmitter (collar) in the Equipment Description paragraph, Page 6. Tighten the
contact points by hand. Do not use pliers or other tools for tightening as it may cause
irreparable damage to the product.
NOTE: Frequency may also be changed remotely from the receiver.
Receiver settings may be found in MENU / /  .
Options may be found in the table, Paragraph 7.4. .

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7.1 Charging the receiver
GPS transmitter includes Li-Pol battery, which must
be charged before the first use.
1. Remove dirt from charging contacts. Connect the
charging clip to the receiver (see figure).
2. Connect cable to the power adapter, which is
then plugged into the mains.
3. Display shows gradually increasing number of
horizontal bars in the battery symbol.
4. Charging takes approximately 3 hours.
5. Battery is fully charged when the battery symbol
is full – see below.
WARNING: If the collar is too loose, the transmitter is likely to move and repeated
friction may irritate your dog’s skin. Furthermore, in this case, the contact points
may not touch the skin surface in required manner and consequently, the
training module may not function correctly. We do not recommend keeping the
dog’s collar at the same place for several hours as it could cause skin irritation. If it
is necessary for your dog to wear the collar for a long time, change the position of
the transmitter on the neck regularly. If the collar with the transmitter is too tight,
it may cause pressure sores where the contact points touch the skin. If this occurs,
do not use the training module until all traces of irritation disappear.
WARNING: Charge the battery at temperatures between 0 °C to 40 °C. Use only
the original power adapter supplied by the manufacturer for charging as using
dierent one may lead to irreparable battery damage.
7 PREPARING RECEIVER HANDSET
6.6 Fitting the collar
Fit the collar with the GPS transmitter to the dog so that the GPS and RF aerials
are pointing upwards (see gure). The collar must be suciently tightened as not
to rotate on the dog's neck but to enable the dog to naturally breathe and receive
food. If the training module (X25T/X25TB kit) is part of the transmitter, it is essential
to ensure good contact between the contact
points and the dog's skin. We recommend tting
the collar on a dog at rest. If the dog has long or
dense hair, it is advisable to cut the coat at the
point where contact points touch the skin or
use the longer contact points. Long-term eects
caused by the collar on the dog's skin may cause
irritation. If this occurs, do not use the DOG GPS
until all traces of irritation disappear.

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7.2 Checking battery status
The battery status in the receiver is indicated
by the battery symbol in the receiver
information panel – the top line of the
display.
7.3 Setting the receiver
Switching on/off – hold the push button
for 2 seconds
To select a dog, press / .
To turn the display backlight on/off, briefly press , the backlight will be lit
for 15 minutes, then switches off automatically.
Charge status Receiver
100%
70%
40%
10%
7.4 Receiver MENU
Long press of the MENU push button enters settings of several features. Another
long press of the MENU push button conrms the selected menu item. To return to
the higher level, press the push button briey.
The following table shows the full MENU structure.
MENU level Chapter
1 2 3 4 5


8.2
– *
– *

–
–
/
–
–
–
–
–
–
– 8.6


**  m
** / / / s

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7.6 Pairing – encoding another receiver (hand set) with your receiver
DOG GPS X25 enables pairing of other dog handlers’ receivers with your receiver
and then track their position. Updating the position of other dog handlers in your
receiver takes place every 60 seconds.
Turn on another receiver to transmit its position before pairing your receiver with
this receiver commences.
NOTE: To delete any of the paired transmitters (collars), receivers or waypoints
from the receiver's memory, select the position and long press the button .
The position will then display .
NOTE: The receiver X25 is possible to pair with X20 transmitters (collars). It is not
possible to send training commands to these collars. Some other functions are
limited.
NOTE: The X25 series transmitters (collars) can be paired with the X20 and
X30 receivers, but will not transmit training commands to the collars – sound,
stimulation pulse and light.
7.5 Pairing – encoding transmitter (collar) with receiver (handset)
1. Turn on the receiver and transmitter you wish to pair together – switch other
devices o.
2. Hold the CODE push button on the receiver for 2 seconds.
3. Select the position to which you wish to pair the transmitter (collar) by using /
arrows. If the position is empty (there is no paired transmitter, receiver or saved
waypoint), the message is shown on the display.
4. Hold the CODE push button again for 2 seconds.
5. Move the transmitter close to the receiver with the RF aerials parallel to each
other.
6. After pairing, the message is displayed and to
is lit on the display (according to the selected position to which the transmitter is
paired).
7. If you wish to pair another transmitter, repeat the procedure from Point 3.
8. To exit the coding mode press .
* Setting only applies to the X25B/X25TB transmitters
** Displayed when Boar Mode is set ( )
 7.7
/ 7.6
 / / 6.4
/ 7.9
/ 8.7

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7.7 Setting the sound volume
Receiver’s sound volume may set to ve levels.
1. Long press the MENU push button and select using / arrows.
2. Select sound volume level using / .
3. By repeatedly pressing return to the main screen.
7.8 Digital compass calibration
For viewing the exact direction to the transmitter collar, it is crucial that the calibration
is carried out correctly. If the device does not indicate the correct direction even with
the maximum GPS accuracy (two bars on both signal indicators on the display),
the calibration may not have been carried out for a long time or was carried out
incorrectly.
NOTE: Carry out calibration in an open area, away from objects that emit
magnetic eld – buildings, cars, overhead and underground power lines.
NOTE: Another receiver paired to your receiver is indicated by the symbol
shown on the main LCD navigation panel.
1. Long press the MENU push button on the receiver you wish to track.
2. Select by using / arrows and long press MENU again.
3. Select and by repeatedly pressing return to the main screen.
Now, you may start pairing this receiver with yours.
1. Turn on your receiver and the second receiver you wish to track – transmitters
(collars) in your vicinity must be turned o.
2. Hold the CODE push button on both receivers for 2 seconds.
3. On your receiver, select the position to which you wish to pair the second
transmitter (collar) using / arrows. If the position is empty (at given position
there is no paired transmitter, receiver or saved waypoint), the
message is shown on the display.
4. Hold the CODE push button on your receiver again for 2 seconds.
5. Move both receivers close to each other with the RF aerials parallel to each other.
6. After pairing, the message is displayed and to is lit
on the display according to the selected position to which the receiver is paired.
7. To exit the coding mode press on both receivers.
Calibration procedure
If you know the direction to the North magnetic pole, you may go straight to Point 2.
1. To commence the calibration procedure simultaneously press both bottom push
buttons and for two seconds. Then rotate the device several times around
each of the three axes (see Figs. 1, 2 and 3). Finish calibration by pressing the back/
return push button. To refine calibration proceed as per Point 2.
2. Find the North using the compass on the display and turn the receiver so that
the aerial points to the North (see Fig. 4). To commence the calibration procedure
simultaneously press the both bottom push buttons and for two seconds.

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WARNING: The accuracy of the navigation rosette depends on the correct
calibration of the digital compass. In the event that inaccurate indication of the
dog’s direction from you occurs, carry out calibration again.
The digital compass calibration will be lost if the receiver is located in the vicinity
of another object’s or device’s magnetic eld; in such event, the compass must
be recalibrated.
Fig. 5 Fig. 6 Fig. 7
3. Carry out at least 10 rotations as per Figs. 5 and 6, whilst still pointing to the North.
For quality calibration, each single rotation should be carried out with a slight
deviation from the direction northwards (see Fig. 7). Greater number of and slower
rotations will result in better calibration. Press the back/return push button to
finish.
Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 4Fig 3
NOTE: When the compass calibration is complete, the CAR mode function will be
automatically disabled.
7.9 Channel selection
The number of active transmitters (collars) in the vicinity is restricted. In the event
that a large number of DOG GPS transmitters are transmitting at the same time, some
dog position messages send to your receiver may be lost. To increase the number of
active transmitters in one area, set the updating frequency to 9 seconds (Paragraph
6.4). Nevertheless, if the position messages are lost, this status will be indicated on
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WARNING: If other receivers (dog handlers) are paired with your receiver, you will
no longer be able to track them after changing the channel.These hunters would
also have to switch their receivers and transmitters to the same channel.
NOTE: Channel switching is only possible for X25/X25T/X25B/X25TB and X30/
X30T/X30B/X30TB receivers and transmitters (collars). If any X20 collars are paired
on the receiver, the receiver will not enable channel switching.
1. Turn on all transmitters and the receiver on which you wish to change channel.
2. Long press the MENU push button on the receiver.
3. Select using / arrows and long press the MENU push button
again.
4. Firstly, currently selected channel is displayed; to change press / and select
reverse or .
5. Long press the MENU push button to conrm the selection. Each transmitter will
successively beep to indicate channel switching. One beep indicates switching to
the channel and two consecutive beeps to the channel .
6. If the channel is changed correctly message will show on all transmitters’
displays. If the change fails, the message will appear on the display.
Repeat the whole procedure from the step number 4.
7. By repeatedly pressing return to the receiver’s main screen.
8. Make sure that you receive RF signals from all your transmitters on your receiver.
If no, try switching the channel again to the desired receiver / .
In this case, switch your transmitters (collars) and the receiver to another channel.
To change a channel, all transmitters (collars) must within close proximity – up to a
maximum of 10 meters.
8.1 Tracking
The transmitter (collar) and the receiver (handset) have built-in GPS receiver by
which both detect their position. The transmitter sends information about its positi-
on by means of the radio signal (RF) to the receiver, which shows the direction and
dog’s distance from the handler on the display.
Receiver display is divided into three parts:
Receiver information panel – top line displays the receiver’s data – battery
charge status, GPS position accuracy, magnetic north direction (compass),
switching on the BEEPER (indicating dog standing still) and FENCE (circular fence)
features relating to one of the paired dogs.
Main navigation panel – middle display section provides information about the
currently selected transmitter (other receiver). Illuminated pointer arrow shows
the direction to the tracked dog location. In the middle of the display, distance
between the dog and the handler is shown. Different dogs are displayed by using
the / push buttons.
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NOTE: If the dog’s direction and distance indicator ashes, the receiver has not
received the GPS data for a long time or the receiver/transmitter has no GPS
signal. In such case, the direction and distance to the last known position is
indicated on the display.
Transmitter information panel – bottom line shows data relating to the next
paired transmitter in sequence – battery charge status, RF signal strength, GPS
position accuracy.
Status indicated on the receiver’s display:
– Receiver has not received information from the transmitter relating to
the dog's position for a long time.
– If the RF signal strength indicator ashes, it signies that it has received
location data from the selected collar.
– If only the RF aerial ashes – it does not receive any RF signal from the transmitter.
– Receiver or transmitter does not have the GPS position.
– No paired transmitter at the given position.
– Receiver and transmitter are closer to each other than the accuracy of the
GPS position.
8.2 Training
This feature enables correction of undesirable behaviour up to the distance of
20 km. The basic DOG GPS X25/X25B kit enables using the acoustic command.
DOG GPS X25T/X25TB (training) kit is enhanced by the use of the correction
stimulation impulse. Another feature of the training kit is the light indication of the
dog in the dark with the aid of powerful LEDs.
Acoustic signal (tone):
All kits in the X25 series enable two types of acoustic signal.
The training acoustic signal ( ) is used as the sound command, which
may precede the stimulation impulse and it is a very effective deterrent. Replaces
whistle, whose volume the dog perceives in the same manner, even though it is far
away.
Localisation ( ) acoustic signal is used to locate a dog in the
dark or in dense vegetation. This signal is audible up a distance of 30 m (X25/X25T
transmitters) or up to a distance of 300 m (X25B/X25TB transmitters).
Training acoustic signal is activated by the push button and location sound by
pressing + push buttons simultaneously.
For the X25B and X25TB transmitters, the volume of both types of acoustic signal can
be set in the receiver MENU.
For the X25/X25T/X25B/X25TB transmitters, the tone of both the training and
localization signals can be changed.
1. Long press the MENU push button.
2. Select the item by using / arrows; long press the MENU
WARNING: If the direction indicator does not point correctly towards your dog,
recalibrate the digital compass.

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push button to confirm.
3. Select the transmitter (collar) position you wish to set – to ; long press
the MENU push button.
4. Select by using / arrows, long press the MENU push button.
5. By using / arrows select or
to set the tone type, or or
to set the volume of the training/location tone.
Confirm the selection by long pressing the MENU button.
6. Select the type or volume of the tone.
7. By repeatedly pressing return to the main screen.
Stimulation impulse (IMPULSE): (ONLY GPS X25T/X25TB)
This feature enables to activate warning in the transmitter (collar) in the form of safe
stimulation impulses transmitted by the two contact points. Stimulation impulses do
not hurt the dog. Impulse is very unpleasant to the dog, and consequently, will soon
make connection between the oral command, acoustic signal and uncomfortable
feeling on the neck.
Setting the pulse size is done in the MENU in the same way as selecting the tone
type and volume.
Select as per Point 4 and select the impulse strength as per Point 5,
where 0 means no impulse, 1 is the lowest impulse strength and 15 is the highest.
This command is sent to the transmitter (collar), which is selected on the receiver
(handset) navigation main panel by simultaneously pressing the + FENCE push
buttons.
Light feature (flash): (ONLY GPS X25T/X25TB)
The light feature may be used to locate the dog in the dark. The function is activated
in MENU. The start-up procedure is the same as for the selection of the acoustic
signal volume strength, with the difference that in Point 4, is selected and
in Point 5, is selected.
8.3 Compass feature – determining the North
The N symbol indicates the direction of the magnetic north. If the two arrows are
simultaneously lit, direction to the North is between them.
8.4 FENCE – circular fence/circular acoustic boundary
The FENCE feature alerts you when the dog moves beyond the set area boundary,
which is adjustable within the range of 30 m to a maximum of 2 km from the receiver.
Circular fence may be activated for more dogs; settings are stored for each dog
separately.
If the dog moves beyond the set boundary, the receiver will emit long intermittent
beeping and the circle, for this dog, located under the direction indicator will ash
on the receiver display. To nd out which dog has crossed the set boundary, switch
between paired transmitters until you nd the ashing circle.
When this feature is turned on, the receiver must have good GPS signal:
1. Select the dog number for which you wish to enable FENCE on the main navigation

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panel.
2. Long press the FENCE push button.
3. Set the acoustic boundary distance by / arrows.
4. Press briey to return to the main screen.
After the feature is turn on, FENCE is displayed on the main panel display. The top
line of the display shows FENCE if the feature is activated on at least one of the
collars paired with the receiver.
If the receiver starts to emit shorter intermittent beeping, it signies that the
transmitter (collar) or the receiver does not have the GPS or RF signal. This may
happen if the dog enters building where no GPS signal is available, the RF signal is
out of range or the dog's transmitter battery is at.
WARNING: Receiver should have the strongest GPS signal to ensure that the
FENCE feature is accurate. If the signal is weak, indication that dog crossed the
boundary will not be accurate (given by the GPS accuracy).
Turning o FENCE:
1. Select the dog number for which you wish to disable FENCE on the main
navigation panel.
2. Press and hold the FENCE push button.
3. Set OFF by / arrows.
4. Press briey to return to the main screen.
8.5 WAYPOINT – saving receiver’s position
The waypoint feature enables saving the GPS coordinates of the current receiver
(handset) location. Subsequently, you may navigate to the saved location.
Saving waypoint:
1. Hold the CODE push button on the receiver for 2 seconds.
2. Select position to which you wish to save the waypoint by / arrows. If the
position is empty (at given position there is no paired transmitter, other receiver
or saved waypoint), the message is shown on the display.
3. Hold the MENU push button for 2 seconds to show .
4. Press the push button to return to the main screen.
To navigate to the saved waypoint, select in the main navigation panel by /
arrows the saved location.
Deleting waypoint:
1. Hold the CODE push button on the receiver for 2 seconds.
2. Select position you wish to delete by / arrows.
3. Press the button for a long time – a message will appear at that
position.
4. Press the push button to return to the main screen.
NOTE: To use the FENCE and tracking features simultaneously, pair one dog into
two positions in the receiver. Then, in one of the positions the FENCE feature may
be activated and use the second one for tracking.

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8.6 BEEPER feature – indicating standing still
The BEEPER feature is mainly used by gamekeepers/hunters to distinguish the
intensity of movement or the presence of a dog near wild pig.
If the transmitter (collar) is turned on and the dog is in motion, the BEEPER message
ashes in the main navigation window on the receiver display. If the dog does not
move or is near wild pig, the BEEPER is lit continuously. In the top line of the display,
the BEEPER indicates status when the sound or vibration indication is selected for at
least one dog on the receiver.
Setting the BEEPER feature:
The indicating standing still feature must be set correctly before hunting commences.
1. Long press the MENU push button, select and confirm by pressing
and holding the MENU push button.
2. Select the transmitter (collar) for which you wish to set BEEPER. Long press the
MENU push button.
3. Select the parameter you wish to set by using / arrows and confirm by
pressing and holding the MENU push button.
4. Use the arrows / to select the required value or mode. To return to the level
above, press .
5. When the BEEPER is fully set, return to the main screen by pressing repeatedly .
Setting mode –
We may select 7 modes:
WARNING: By saving the waypoint to a position where you have a paired
transmitter or other receiver, will delete the transmitter (receiver) from the
receiver's memory.
Mode
No. Description Indication Type of hunt
Motion Standing still
Beeper ashes Beeper ashes -
- Acoustic Bird hunting
- Vibration Bird hunting
- Acoustic Hunting wild boars
- Vibration Hunting wild boars
Acoustic - -
Vibration - -
WARNING: The acoustic and vibration indication may be set up for up to 4 dogs.
When the sound and vibration indication is set, individual dogs may be identied
by the number of beeps/vibrations (max. of 4 beeps or vibrations) indicating dog
at motion/standstill. If the acoustic and vibration indication is set for more dogs,
the acoustic and vibration indication are simultaneous.