Patpet p-collar 680 User manual
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Remote
Training
Collar
User
manual
p-collar
680
Please
read
the
user
manual
before
beginning.
03.0.02.680X00-26-15
Components
Overview
Remote
.
Tone
Button
.
Shock
Level
+
.
Shock
Level
-
.
Vibration
Button
.
On/Off Button
.
Shock
Button
.
Mode
Indication
.
Battery
Display
Switch
dog
1
or
dog
2
mode
.
Charging
Port
.
Dog
1
or
dog
2
mode
.
Shock
Level
Display
.
String
Remote
Training
Collar
User
manual
p-collar
680
Lon
Remote
Transmitter
ZErFACT
7
TA™MIaON
DY
Operating
and
Training
Guide
Receiver
05)
Test
Light
for
Units
_
Receiver
Collar
USB
Port
Conductive
Silicone
Other
Items
You
May
Need
M.FED
Indicator
N.On/Off
Button
¢
Screwdriver
(the
Test
Light
can
be
used
as
a
screwdriver)
O.Contact
Points(x2)
¢
Scissors
¢
Lighter
P
.Charging
Port
(with
cover)
Components
Overview
Remote
.
Tone
Button
.
Shock
Level
+
.
Shock
Level
-
.
Vibration
Button
.
On/Off Button
.
Shock
Button
.
Mode
Indication
.
Battery
Display
Switch
dog
1
or
dog
2
mode
.
Charging
Port
.
Dog
1
or
dog
2
mode
.
Shock
Level
Display
.
String
Remote
Training
Collar
User
manual
p-collar
680
Lon
Remote
Transmitter
ZErFACT
7
TA™MIaON
DY
Operating
and
Training
Guide
Receiver
05)
Test
Light
for
Units
_
Receiver
Collar
USB
Port
Conductive
Silicone
Other
Items
You
May
Need
M.FED
Indicator
N.On/Off
Button
¢
Screwdriver
(the
Test
Light
can
be
used
as
a
screwdriver)
O.Contact
Points(x2)
¢
Scissors
¢
Lighter
P
.Charging
Port
(with
cover)
Operating
Guide
How
to
turn
the
p-collar
680
on/off
Prepare
the
Remote
and
the
Receiver
Turn
ON/OFF
the
Remote
1.Long
press
the
ON/OFF
button
to
turn
the
remote
ON.
2.
LCD
will
be
lighted,
and
show
the
information
of
curr-
ent
channel,
battery
power
and
levels.
If
not,
please
charge
the
remote.
3.
Long
press
the
ON/OFF
button
to
turn
the
remote
OFF.
Turn
onthe
Receiver
Collar
*
Press
the
On/Off
Button
the
Green
LED
light
comes
on.
«
Innormal
mode,
the
Green
LED
will
flash
every
4
sec-
onds,
indicating
the
Receiver
Collar
is
on
and
ready
to
receive
a
signal
from
the
Remote.
Turn
off
the
Receiver
Collar
*
Press
long
the
On/Off
Button
until
the
Red
LED
light
shuts
off
(This
takes
approximately
3
seconds).
*
Release
the
On/Off
Button.
NOTE:
To
extend
the
life
of
the
batteries,
please
turn the
Rec-
eiver
Collar
off
when
it
is
notin
use.
How
the
Transmitter
buttons
work
Indicator
light
VIBRA
SHOCK
Mirror
Screen
Stri
1.
Press
or
or
P)
once
to
send
a
vibration,
sound,
shock
command
to
Receiver
Collar.
2.
Press
and
hold
or
D),
Receiver
Collar
will
have
a
continuous
vibration/shock,
It
will
stop
automatically
after
10
seconds.
Note:
Do
NOT
press
and
hold
(i)
or
¥)
for
long
time
to
avoid
physical
or
psychological
hurt
to
the
dog.
Dog
1/2
Button
1.
Toggle
&
once
to
switch
between
Dog
1
and
Dog
2.
2.
Press"
4
"to
adjust
Shock
Level
from
1-16.
Operating
Guide
How
to
turn
the
p-collar
680
on/off
Prepare
the
Remote
and
the
Receiver
Turn
ON/OFF
the
Remote
1.Long
press
the
ON/OFF
button
to
turn
the
remote
ON.
2.
LCD
will
be
lighted,
and
show
the
information
of
curr-
ent
channel,
battery
power
and
levels.
If
not,
please
charge
the
remote.
3.
Long
press
the
ON/OFF
button
to
turn
the
remote
OFF.
Turn
onthe
Receiver
Collar
*
Press
the
On/Off
Button
the
Green
LED
light
comes
on.
«
Innormal
mode,
the
Green
LED
will
flash
every
4
sec-
onds,
indicating
the
Receiver
Collar
is
on
and
ready
to
receive
a
signal
from
the
Remote.
Turn
off
the
Receiver
Collar
*
Press
long
the
On/Off
Button
until
the
Red
LED
light
shuts
off
(This
takes
approximately
3
seconds).
*
Release
the
On/Off
Button.
NOTE:
To
extend
the
life
of
the
batteries,
please
turn the
Rec-
eiver
Collar
off
when
it
is
notin
use.
How
the
Transmitter
buttons
work
Indicator
light
VIBRA
SHOCK
Mirror
Screen
Stri
1.
Press
or
or
P)
once
to
send
a
vibration,
sound,
shock
command
to
Receiver
Collar.
2.
Press
and
hold
or
D),
Receiver
Collar
will
have
a
continuous
vibration/shock,
It
will
stop
automatically
after
10
seconds.
Note:
Do
NOT
press
and
hold
(i)
or
¥)
for
long
time
to
avoid
physical
or
psychological
hurt
to
the
dog.
Dog
1/2
Button
1.
Toggle
&
once
to
switch
between
Dog
1
and
Dog
2.
2.
Press"
4
"to
adjust
Shock
Level
from
1-16.
-10-
How
to
use
the
collar
correctly
Fit
the
Training
Collar
Remark:
The
proper
fit
and
placement
of
your
traini-
ng
collar
is
important
for
effective
operation.
The
contact
points
must
directly
touch
the
neck
skin
of
your
dog.
1.
Start
with
the
collar
turned
off
and your dog
stan-
ding
comfortably,
not
sitting(A).
2.Put
the
receiver
collar
directly
under
the
chin
of
your
dog.
Make
sure
both
the
contact
points
are
in
the
center
of
your dog's
neck
and
contacted
his
neck.
NOTE:
Sometimes
it's
necessary
to
trim
the
hair
ar-
ound
the
contact
points
to
make
sure
that
contact
is
consistent.
We've
also
included
longer
contact
points.
-11-
-10-
How
to
use
the
collar
correctly
Fit
the
Training
Collar
Remark:
The
proper
fit
and
placement
of
your
traini-
ng
collar
is
important
for
effective
operation.
The
contact
points
must
directly
touch
the
neck
skin
of
your
dog.
1.
Start
with
the
collar
turned
off
and your dog
stan-
ding
comfortably,
not
sitting(A).
2.Put
the
receiver
collar
directly
under
the
chin
of
your
dog.
Make
sure
both
the
contact
points
are
in
the
center
of
your dog's
neck
and
contacted
his
neck.
NOTE:
Sometimes
it's
necessary
to
trim
the
hair
ar-
ound
the
contact
points
to
make
sure
that
contact
is
consistent.
We've
also
included
longer
contact
points.
-11-
-12-
CAUTION
Do
not
shave
the
pet's
neck
as
this
may
increase
the
risk
of
skin
irritation.
The
training
collar
should
not
be
worn
for
more
than
12
hours
each
day.
Leaving
the
training
collar
on too
long
co-
uld
lead
to
skin
irritation.
Remove
the
collar
when
you’re
not
training
your
dog.
Ii
BR
How
to
find
the
best
shock
level
The
unit
comes
with
Up
and
Down
buttons
to
control
the
Shock
Level,
with
Level
1
being
the
lowest
level
for
Shock
and
Level
16
being
the
highest
for
Shock.
Better
adjust
the
Shock
level
suitable
for
your dog
according
to
his
acceptance
limitation
for
shock.
Always
start
at
the
lowest
level
and
work
your
way
up.
The
appropriate
level
can
be
found
when
the
dog
responds
to
the
Shock
with
a
mild
reaction,
such
as
a
tensing
of
the
neck
muscles.
The
Shock
Level
may
vary
depending
on
the
training
situation.
When
high-
ly
distracted,
dogs
will
require
a
higher
level
of
Shock.
To
maximize
the
distance
The
range
may
vary
depending
on the
way
of
the
Transmitter
being
held.
Hold
the
Transmitter
away
from your
body
to
receive
the
greatest
range.
For
maximum
signal
strength,
keep
the
device
properly
charged.
Maximum
range
Typical
range
Minimum
range
*Avoid
touching
the
antenna,
as
the
range
may
decrease
substantially.
The
LCD
&
LED
indicator
(
Indicates
Shock
levels
ranging
from
1-16,
(1S)
|
Appears
in
the
right
lower
part.
Indicates
the
active
dog
receiver.
Appears
in
the
left
part.
Indicates
battery's
power
level.
Note:
The
battery
icon
will
flash
when
battery
is
low.
-13-
-12-
CAUTION
Do
not
shave
the
pet's
neck
as
this
may
increase
the
risk
of
skin
irritation.
The
training
collar
should
not
be
worn
for
more
than
12
hours
each
day.
Leaving
the
training
collar
on too
long
co-
uld
lead
to
skin
irritation.
Remove
the
collar
when
you’re
not
training
your
dog.
Ii
BR
How
to
find
the
best
shock
level
The
unit
comes
with
Up
and
Down
buttons
to
control
the
Shock
Level,
with
Level
1
being
the
lowest
level
for
Shock
and
Level
16
being
the
highest
for
Shock.
Better
adjust
the
Shock
level
suitable
for
your dog
according
to
his
acceptance
limitation
for
shock.
Always
start
at
the
lowest
level
and
work
your
way
up.
The
appropriate
level
can
be
found
when
the
dog
responds
to
the
Shock
with
a
mild
reaction,
such
as
a
tensing
of
the
neck
muscles.
The
Shock
Level
may
vary
depending
on
the
training
situation.
When
high-
ly
distracted,
dogs
will
require
a
higher
level
of
Shock.
To
maximize
the
distance
The
range
may
vary
depending
on the
way
of
the
Transmitter
being
held.
Hold
the
Transmitter
away
from your
body
to
receive
the
greatest
range.
For
maximum
signal
strength,
keep
the
device
properly
charged.
Maximum
range
Typical
range
Minimum
range
*Avoid
touching
the
antenna,
as
the
range
may
decrease
substantially.
The
LCD
&
LED
indicator
(
Indicates
Shock
levels
ranging
from
1-16,
(1S)
|
Appears
in
the
right
lower
part.
Indicates
the
active
dog
receiver.
Appears
in
the
left
part.
Indicates
battery's
power
level.
Note:
The
battery
icon
will
flash
when
battery
is
low.
-13-
Transmitter
LED
Indicator
Light
—
Function
and
Response
Receiver
Indicator
Light
—
Function
and
Response
Receiver
Collar
Function
Green
LED
Response
Button Button
Function
Transmitter
Indicator
Light
Responses
Power
On
Flashes
once
Delivers
audible
tone
to
collar
Normal
Operation
-
Good
battery
Flashes
once
every
5
seconds.
Tone
While
pressed,
light
flashes
green.
In
Pairing
Mode
Flashes
once
every
second
for
15
seconds.
Complete
Pairing
Flashes
rapidly
for
3
times.
Complete
Charging
Light
stays
green.
Receiver
Collar
Function
Red
LED
Response
Power
Off
Flashes
red
for
3
times.
pressing
for
more
than
10
seconds)
(volume
cannot
be
adjusted)
Green
Delivers
vibration
to
collar.
i
(vibration
will
pause
if
Orange
keep
pressing
for
more
than
10
seconds)
Delivers
shock
to
collar
base
on
current
level
@
(shock
will
pause
if
keep
Red
Normal
Operation
-
Low
battery
Flashes
red
rapidly
till
auto
power-off
Vibration/Shock
While
button
is
pressed,
the
light
flashes
red.
Charging
The
light
stays
red
-14-
Charging
the
unit
The
unit
uses
Lithium-Polymer
batteries.
1.
Charge
the
unit
for
4
hours
before
using
the
first
time.
2.
Do
not
charge
the
unit
near any
flammable
substance.
3.
Charging
the
unit
full
firstly
if
the
device
has
been
left
unused
more
than
3
months.
-15-
Transmitter
LED
Indicator
Light
—
Function
and
Response
Receiver
Indicator
Light
—
Function
and
Response
Receiver
Collar
Function
Green
LED
Response
Button Button
Function
Transmitter
Indicator
Light
Responses
Power
On
Flashes
once
Delivers
audible
tone
to
collar
Normal
Operation
-
Good
battery
Flashes
once
every
5
seconds.
Tone
While
pressed,
light
flashes
green.
In
Pairing
Mode
Flashes
once
every
second
for
15
seconds.
Complete
Pairing
Flashes
rapidly
for
3
times.
Complete
Charging
Light
stays
green.
Receiver
Collar
Function
Red
LED
Response
Power
Off
Flashes
red
for
3
times.
pressing
for
more
than
10
seconds)
(volume
cannot
be
adjusted)
Green
Delivers
vibration
to
collar.
i
(vibration
will
pause
if
Orange
keep
pressing
for
more
than
10
seconds)
Delivers
shock
to
collar
base
on
current
level
@
(shock
will
pause
if
keep
Red
Normal
Operation
-
Low
battery
Flashes
red
rapidly
till
auto
power-off
Vibration/Shock
While
button
is
pressed,
the
light
flashes
red.
Charging
The
light
stays
red
-14-
Charging
the
unit
The
unit
uses
Lithium-Polymer
batteries.
1.
Charge
the
unit
for
4
hours
before
using
the
first
time.
2.
Do
not
charge
the
unit
near any
flammable
substance.
3.
Charging
the
unit
full
firstly
if
the
device
has
been
left
unused
more
than
3
months.
-15-
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