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INSTALLING/CHANGING BATTERIES 

Transmitter Battery 

1.  Push down on the Battery Compartment cover where 

it is marked “PUSH” and slide it down in the direction 
of the marked arrow. 

2.  Remove the old battery if present. 
3.  Install new 9V battery with ‘-’ terminal 

on left and ‘+’ terminal on right. 

4.  Slide  the  Battery  Compartment  cover 

back into place until it clicks. 

 

Collar Battery 

1.  Use a thick coin to unscrew the Battery Compartment 

Cap from the Collar Receiver. 

2.  Remove the old battery if present. 
3.  Insert  new  6V  battery  into  the 

Battery  Compartment  with  the  ‘+’ 
end in first. 

4.  Screw the Battery Compartment Cap back into place 

with coin.  Be sure the cap is securely and properly in 
place.    If  the  cap  is  not  screwed  on  tight  enough  or 
improperly  aligned,  the  Collar  Receiver  may  not  be 
waterproof. 

NOTE 

A Lithium version of the 6V battery may last longer in your 
Collar  Receiver.    Lithium  batteries  are  designed  for  high-
drain electronics like your remote collar trainer. 

Summary of Contents for RedHead RH 300

Page 1: ...1 RedHead RH 300 Electronic Dog Trainer Owner s Manual Manufactured by...

Page 2: ...ording to how you use your transmitter the transmitting range might be much different You will have more range if you use your transmitter apart from your body as follows Maximum Range Typical Range M...

Page 3: ...s 5 Parts and Functions 6 Installing Changing Batteries 10 Turning ON and OFF 11 Battery Saving Mode 12 Testing 13 Reprogramming 14 Properly Fitting the Collar 15 Setting the Intensity Level 16 Mainte...

Page 4: ...f stimulation intensity with an easy no look clicking intensity selection dial Easy one hand operation allows for maximum control and safety This model includes both the Continuous Stimulation and the...

Page 5: ...15 adjustable intensity levels of Continuous Stimulation Beeping Tone Battery Saving Mode for the collar battery Gentle Touch System extra mild stimulation MAXX Range Invisible Embedded Collar Antenn...

Page 6: ...ransmitter PARTS FUNCTIONS Intensity Selection Dial Antenna LED Indicator Light Magnet Indicator Red Mark in back Continuous Stimulation Button Beep Button Lanyard Attachment Battery Compartment in ba...

Page 7: ...tion of the magnet in the Transmitter The magnet is used to turn the Collar Receiver ON OFF and for ID reprogramming Transmitter LED Indicator Light When any of the buttons on the transmitter is pushe...

Page 8: ...Cap Speaker Buckle with Activation Magnet Battery Compartment Cap The collar requires one 6 volt battery included in package Batteries should be inserted with end in first see page 10 Contacts Contact...

Page 9: ...econds in Battery Saving Mode You will also see flashes when applying Continuous Stimulation or Beep When the collar battery is low and needs to be replaced the LED will flash rapidly about 3 times ev...

Page 10: ...thick coin to unscrew the Battery Compartment Cap from the Collar Receiver 2 Remove the old battery if present 3 Insert new 6V battery into the Battery Compartment with the end in first 4 Screw the Ba...

Page 11: ...er away from the Collar Receiver as soon as the LED light starts flashing 4 The Collar Receiver is now ON and the red LED light should be flashing NOTE The Transmitter is always in a permanent sleep s...

Page 12: ...battery can last up to approximately 72 standby hours In the Battery Saving Mode the Collar Receiver battery can last up to approximately 240 standby hours These figures are estimates and vary depend...

Page 13: ...r light will light repeatedly when the Continuous Stimulation button is pushed the test light will be brighter at higher intensity levels To Test the Beep 1 Press the Beep button 2 An audible beep wil...

Page 14: ...ceiver until the LED Light stays on solid The Collar Receiver is now in the Code Running Mode the LED light will stay lit for approximately 8 seconds while it is in this mode 4 Remove the Transmitter...

Page 15: ...od contact to the skin if it appears that your dog is not responding to the stimulation Also a loose collar can also result in skin irritations from the contacts moving or rubbing too much against you...

Page 16: ...tton and check for a reaction Indications of your dog feeling the stimulation include outward signs of discomfort or confusion on it s face ears perking up changes in tail movements etc 4 If there are...

Page 17: ...d a mild soap and then allowed to dry completely Always allow the entire unit to completely dry before using NOTE It is recommended that the collar unit be rinsed with fresh clean water after use in w...

Page 18: ...lar and how to properly train with it before placing it on your dog The contacts electrodes on this collar are made with high grade stainless steel to help prevent any chemical or allergic reactions w...

Page 19: ...und to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential...

Page 20: ...20 2872 Walnut Hill Lane Dallas Texas 75229 Tel 214 350 9446 888 588 8364 Fax 214 350 7847 Website www dtsystems com E mail customerservice dtsystems com RH 300 2016 04 20 Printed in Korea...

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