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When screwing in the electrodes, tighten by hand only. 

Hand tightening will allow the electrodes to vibrate for maximum stimulation.  Do not 

use a wrench. 

Adjusting and Positioning Your Collar for Proper Fit 

Proper collar tightness and position are very important to insure safety and 
correct functioning every time you use the collar. 

• 

All electronic collars need to be very snug to work properly.  They must be just tight 
enough to allow the “prongs” or electrodes to make good skin contact. 

• 

If your collar is too loose, the stimulation may not work properly because good skin 
contact is not being achieved.  This can directly affect the stimulation performance and 
whether or not the dog will receive the stimulation.  Always check for good “prong” 
contact if it appears that your dog is not responding to the stimulation. 

• 

A loose collar can promote skin irritation from moving or rubbing too much on a dog’s 
neck while they are running or training.  The proper snug fit will help prevent this from 
occurring. 

• 

Proper fit of the collar is important.  It should be just tight enough on the dog’s neck to 
make good skin contact and allow the dog to breath normally.  The collar should never 
be so tight on the dog’s neck that it restricts the dog’s normal breathing pattern. 

• 

For proper positioning of your collar receiver box, it should be placed on the center of 
the dog’s neck. (see below). 

• 

For how to adjust the collar strap see picture below. 

CAUTION 

The proper set of electrodes you 

should use is determined by 

which set is long enough to 

make good contact with the 

dog’s skin.  Good contact is 

essential for the proper  

operation of the unit. 

Choosing the correct electrodes 

Proper collar tightness is ex-

tremely important.  If the collar 

is too loose, it will not function 

properly, and if the collar is too 

tight, the dog will have diffi-

culty breathing. 

To adjust the tightness & position of the collar 

Turning the Unit On and Off 

Changing the Intensity Level 

Turning ON 

To turn on the unit you can use either the key ring magnet or the  
magnet in the collar clasp.  Hold one of the magnets directly up 
against the small letter “M” on the front of the Collar/Receiver.  You 
will hear a long two-second beep immediately followed by a series of 
quick beeps.  (The number of beeps indicates which intensity level the 
unit is set on).  Do not move the magnet until the long beep stops.  
You will see a small red light flashing beside the letter “M”.  The unit 
is now on.  (This flashing red light indicates that the unit is ON and 
not that the battery is low). 

 

Turning OFF 

To turn the unit off,  you simply reverse the procedure.  Hold one of 
the magnets directly up against the small letter “M” on the front of the 
Collar/Receiver.  You will hear a long two-second beep immediately 
followed by a shorter beep.  Do not move the magnet until the long 
beep stops.  The small red light is no longer flashing.  The unit is now 
off. 

Once the unit is in ON mode (the small red light is flashing), you can 
change the Intensity Level by pressing Button 

IV

 on the  

transmitter.  The Collar/Receiver unit will emit a series of quick beeps 
to indicate the level.  For instance if the unit is on level 3 you will 
hear 3 beeps, if the unit is on level 8 you will hear 8 beeps.  There are 
eight levels. After level Eight the unit will cycle back to level One. 

Note 

To increase battery life, your 

Ultra-

e

TM

 

has been equipped with an 

automatic three hour shut off.  (If no buttons are pressed on the  

transmitter, the collar will shout off in three hours). 

Summary of Contents for Ultra-e 2010

Page 1: ...rol Model No Functions Ultra e 2010 Ultra e 2020 Ultra e 2030 Ultra e 2040 Ultra e 2050 Nick Continuous Stimulation Tone Beep Tone Beep Only Nick Continuous Stimulation Vibration Vibration Only Nick Vibration Only Tone Beep Only Vibration Only Tone Beep Only NO Shock Nick Continuous Stimulation Tone Beep D T Systems Inc ...

Page 2: ...tra e Remote Training Collar Overview 3 Main Features Found on All Ultra eTM Collars 3 Model and Function Ultra e 2010 4 Model and Function Ultra e 2020 5 Model and Function Ultra e 2030 6 Model and Function Ultra e 2040 7 Model and Function Ultra e 2050 8 Operating Instructions 9 Introducing Your Dog to the Collar 10 Adjusting and Positioning Your Collar for Proper Fit 12 How to Change Battery Co...

Page 3: ...Tone Beep can be used to train your dog It is now possible to train with no electrical stimulation at all See the specific models in this manual for more detailed information on features and functions Main Features Found On All Ultra eTM Collars Compact transmitter fits on a key ring or can be worn on a lanyard while walking or jogging Transmitter measures 3 8 x 1 7 8 Collar is compact lightweight...

Page 4: ... Ultra e 2010 Button Functions I Nick II Continuous Stimulation Tone Beep Simultaneously III Tone Beep only IV Intensity Level adjustment See page 11 for instructions on how to change Ultra eTM batteries Transmitter Collar Receiver ...

Page 5: ... Ultra e 2020 Button Functions I Nick II Continuous Stimulation Vibration Simultaneously III Vibration only IV Intensity Level adjustment See page 11 for instructions on how to change Ultra eTM batteries Transmitter Collar Receiver ...

Page 6: ...odel and Function Ultra e 2030 Button Functions I Nick II Vibration only III Tone Beep only IV Intensity Level adjustment See page 11 for instructions on how to change Ultra eTM batteries Transmitter Collar Receiver ...

Page 7: ...el and Function Ultra e 2040 Button Functions I Vibration only II Tone Beep only See page 11 for instructions on how to change Ultra eTM batteries This Model is a NON SHOCKING Collar System Transmitter Collar Receiver ...

Page 8: ...d Function Ultra e 2050 Button Functions I Nick II Continuous Stimulation Only III Tone Beep Only IV Intensity Level adjustment See page 11 for instructions on how to change Ultra eTM batteries Transmitter Collar Receiver ...

Page 9: ... procedure Hold one of the magnets directly up against the small letter M on the front of the Collar Receiver You will hear a long two second beep immediately followed by a shorter beep Do not move the magnet until the long beep stops The small red light is no longer flashing The unit is now off Once the unit is in ON mode the small red light is flashing you can change the Intensity Level by press...

Page 10: ...d make the collar wearing experience positive The second day again put the collar on the dog in the off position and play fetch in your back yard Do all the normal things you do with your dog during playtime Introduce some training commands without following through if the dog disobeys Keep this collar experience positive The third day put your dog on a leash again Put the activated Ultra eTM coll...

Page 11: ...to train your dog For more information on how to train with electronic collars consult a professional trainer or buy a how to train video or book on this subject from your local pet or sporting goods retailer CAUTION Never attach a leash or tie out to the electronic training collar This can cause excessive rubbing of the electrodes on the dog s neck which could create chafing rash hair loss or eve...

Page 12: ...te skin irritation from moving or rubbing too much on a dog s neck while they are running or training The proper snug fit will help prevent this from occurring Proper fit of the collar is important It should be just tight enough on the dog s neck to make good skin contact and allow the dog to breath normally The collar should never be so tight on the dog s neck that it restricts the dog s normal b...

Page 13: ...lace 6 Volt battery as shown below Note Watch while installing If battery is installed backward it may cause the unit to operate in Vibration mode only How to Change the Battery Transmitter Step 1 Unscrew C Step 2 Replace both 3 Volt watch style batteries as shown below ...

Page 14: ...l set of batteries provided with your Ultra eTM collar are for initial testing of the unit You will need to purchase a set of batteries before starting regular training The collar receiver uses a 6 volt battery Using a 6 volt lithium battery instead of the alkaline type will increase usage times These usage times are completely dependant upon which stimulation type is used the length and frequency...

Page 15: ...or wall hook or a key ring rack whenever it is not in use This will not only prevent accidental activation but will also give you easy access to the collar when you need it If you store your collar and transmitter in a drawer or on a shelf or other flat surface keep your key ring magnet separated and away from the collar receiver to help prevent accidental activation which can drain battery power ...

Page 16: ...lly extend transmitter antenna 2 Q All of a sudden Nick momentary stimulation works like continuous stimulation A This indicates a low battery in receiver unit You may continue to use the unit until it stops working 3 Q The unit is not working after I replaced the battery A You might have installed the batteries incorrectly Re read the section of this manual on How to Change the Battery very caref...

Page 17: ...rt beeps which indicate the current level of intensity i e 5 beeps indicates the unit is on intensity level 5 DO NOT MOVE THE MAGNET 2 Keep the Magnet on the M until you hear 3 beeps from the collar 3 Now push one of the buttons on the Transmitter it does not matter which button you push 4 You should now hear a series of 5 beeps 5 Release the Magnet from the M 6 Turn the unit OFF and then turn bac...

Page 18: ...read books or watch videos on training with electronic devices to assure that you fully understand the proper use of and correct training methods to use with your new electronic collar For best results always train at the lowest possible stimulation level that will make the correction in your dog s behavior This level may change in different training situations and from dog to dog This is an autho...

Page 19: ...ales receipt is required to validate the date of purchase NOTE Ultra eTM batteries are replaceable disposable and are not covered under the warranty Damage by user abuse or loss of parts and attempted repair damage by the user or his agent are not covered by warranty All repairs whether warranted or not should be sent to the address on the last page of this manual ...

Page 20: ...20 D T Systems Inc 2872 Walnut Hill Lane Dallas Texas 75229 Tel 214 350 9446 888 LUV U DOG Fax 214 350 7847 Website http www dtsystems com E mail customerservice dtsystems com ...

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