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Product User Guide ArticlesHow to Charge the SportDOG NoBark 10RThe NoBark 10R is designed with a rechargeable battery unit. Always recharge it whenever you see that the signal for the battery level displays that it is low. It can last approx. 90-180 days.How to Change the SportDOG SD-105/SD-105S Transmitter BatteriesHow to insert the 3-volt batteries into the SportDOG SD-105/SD-105S Transmitter and what the Transmitter Indicator Lights MeanHow to Change the SportDOG SD-105 / SD-105S Collar Receiver BatteriesHow to insert the 3-volt batteries into the SportDOG SD-105/SD-105S Collar Receiver, how to switch the collar on and off and what the Receiver Indicator Lights MeanHow to Charge the SportDOG SD-1825 Collar ReceiverCharging the SportDOG SD-1825 Collar Receiver and an explanation on what the Crarge Cradle Indicator Lights meanHow to Charge the SportDOG SD-1825 Remote Transmitter5 easy steps on how to charge the SportDOG SD-1825 Remote Transmitter.How to Interpret the SportDOG SD-1825 Collar Receiver Indicator LightsHow to Interpret the SportDOG SD-1825 Collar Receiver Indicator Lights along with Light Function, Battery Status and Speaker Function.How to Interpret the SportDOG SD-1825 Transmitter Indicator LightsHow to Interpret the SportDOG SD-1825 Transmitter Indicator Lights along with Light Function and Battery StatusHow to Adjust the Ranges of Stimulation on the SportDOG SD-1825SD-1825 Collar Receiver offers you 3 options for stimulation range: low, medium and high. Each range has eight levels of stimulation within its level. You can start at the weakest stimulation level of 1 and go as high as 8.How to Program the SportDOG SD-1825 Remote TransmitterLearn about programming your SD-1825 Transmitter with a detailed chart explaining modes, upper and lower button functions, toggle switch and number of dogs each mode can handle.How to Program the SportDOG SD-1825 for 3 to 6-Dog OperationProgramming your SportDog unit for 3 Dog Operation for the SD-1825 and up to 6 Dog Operation for other SportDog units. |
