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track and train the dog. This method

requires the dog's owner to find and

communicate the codes to the person

adding the dog.
This method is helpful when you

would like to add a dog before a hunt,

but you are not near the dog. For

example, you are adding another

member of your hunting party's dog to

your handheld device, but you do not

own the dog.
See page 7.

Sharing wirelessly over ANT+ : Allows

you to add a dog that you do not own

and that is not in the area. The dog's

owner must determine if people can

only track the dog or can track and

train the dog. This method does not

require the dog's owner to find and

communicate the codes to the person

adding the dog. The two handheld

devices must be within range (10 feet)

to share data wirelessly.
This method is helpful when you

would like to add a dog during a hunt,

and you are not near the dog. For

example, the dogs have already been

let loose, but you are near the dog

owner, who can share the dog

wirelessly.
See page 8.

If necessary, turn off the collar by

holding   until the LED turns red.

Hold the   Power key until the collar

emits two series of beeps, about 2

seconds.
The LED begins blinking rapidly. The

collar is now ready to be linked, or

paired, with a handheld device.

On the handheld device, select Dog

List > Add Dog.

Bring the collar near the handheld

device, and select Yes.

Enter the name of the dog, and select

 > OK.

Before you can add a dog using the track

and train codes, you must have the dog

owner find the track and train codes

(page 8) and tell them to you.

Dog Collar Device Setup

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