How The Transmitter Buttons Work - Dogtra Europe ARC 800 CAMO Manual De Instrucciones

2. HOW THE TRANSMITTER BUTTONS WORK

The transmitter for the ARC 800 single dog unit has four
buttons (one on the face of the transmitter, two on the left
side and one on the right side).
Nick
button
Constant
button
Nick Button
The "Nick" button is located on top on the left side of the
handheld transmitter. When the "Nick" button is pressed the
receiver emits a single pulse of electrical stimulation.
Constant Button
The "Constant" button is located on the bottom on the left
side of the handheld transmitter. Pressing the "Constant"
button gives continuous stimulation as long as the button is
pushed, 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 collar will be ready to be reactivated
once the button has been released.
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On/off switch
Pager
button
Pager Button
The "Pager" button is located on the face of the transmitter.
Pressing it will give non-stimulating vibration as long as the
button is depressed, for up to 12 seconds.
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