1. Mawu Oyamba
The Dogtra 2300NCP is a professional-grade remote training e-collar system designed for effective and humane dog training. This system is suitable for medium to large dogs, weighing 35 pounds or more, and is expandable for training up to two dogs. It features a 3/4-mile range, 127 correction levels, and is IPX9K waterproof certified, making it ideal for various training environments and conditions. This manual provides detailed instructions for the proper setup, operation, and maintenance of your Dogtra 2300NCP system.
2. Zambiri Zachitetezo
Your Dogtra product should be used only in a humane manner to train and educate your dog. Dogtra products are not intended for use in any other manner nor are they intended for use with other animals or with humans. Leaving the receiver in the same location on the dog’s neck for an extended period of time can cause skin irritation. If the dog is to wear the receiver for long periods, occasionally reposition the receiver so that the contact points are moved to a different location on the dog’s neck. Make sure you check for skin irritation each time you use the unit.
3. Zamkatimu Phukusi
The Dogtra 2300NCP system includes the following components:
- Transmitter (Remote)
- Receiver (E-Collar)
- Chojambulira Battery
- Chingwe chogawanitsa
- Buku Logwiritsa Ntchito
- Belt Clip
- Kuwala Kwakuyesa
Image 1: The Dogtra 2300NCP system, including the product packaging, remote transmitter, and receiver collar.
4. Zamalonda Zathaview
4.1 Zofunika Kwambiri
- Kukula: Designed for medium to large dogs (35 lbs or more), expandable to a 2-dog system.
- Ranji: 3/4-mile range for advanced training scenarios.
- Chosalowa madzi: IPX9K waterproof certified for both transmitter and receiver, ensuring durability in wet conditions.
- Kuwongolera Molondola: 127 gradual correction levels with a Rheostat Dial and clear LCD screen for precise adjustments.
- Correction Types: Offers Nick (quick 1/2-second stimulation), Constant (up to 12 seconds stimulation), and High Performance Pager (vibration) corrections.
Image 2: An infographic illustrating the key features of the Dogtra 2300NCP, including 3/4-mile range, full waterproofing, 127-level rheostat dial, Nick/Constant stimulation, Pager vibration, suitability for dogs 35 lbs+, 2-dog expandability, and a belt clip.
Image 3: A visual representation of the 3/4-mile range capability of the Dogtra 2300NCP system, showing the distance between the remote and a dog.
4.2 zigawo
The system consists of a handheld transmitter and a receiver collar. The transmitter allows you to control the correction levels and types, while the receiver delivers the stimulation to your dog.
Image 4: A detailed diagram labeling the key features on the Dogtra 2300NCP remote transmitter and receiver collar, including the Rheostat Dial, Nick button, Pager button, Constant button, and LCD screen.
Image 5: A clear view of the Dogtra 2300NCP remote transmitter and receiver collar placed side-by-side, showcasing their design and relative size.
5. Kukhazikitsa
5.1 Kuyitanitsa Mabatire
The Dogtra 2300NCP uses Lithium Polymer batteries. Before initial use, fully charge both the transmitter and receiver for approximately 2 hours. Use the provided charger and splitter cable to charge both units simultaneously. The indicator lights will change to solid green when fully charged.
5.2 Fitting the Receiver Collar
- Onetsetsani kuti wolandila wazimitsidwa.
- Center the contact points beneath your dog's neck, making sure they touch the skin.
- The collar should be snug enough that two fingers cannot fit underneath it, but not so tight as to restrict breathing.
- Trim any excess collar strap if necessary.
Proper fit is crucial for consistent and effective stimulation. An improperly fitted collar may lead to inconsistent corrections or skin irritation.
Image 6: A German Shepherd dog wearing the Dogtra e-collar, demonstrating proper placement around the neck.
5.3 Kuyatsa/Kuzimitsa
- Wolandira: To turn on, place the red dot on the transmitter to the red dot on the receiver. Hold until the LED light illuminates. Repeat to turn off.
- Wotumiza: The transmitter typically has a dedicated power button or is activated by pressing any function button. Refer to the specific markings on your unit.
6. Malangizo Ogwiritsira Ntchito
6.1 Selecting Correction Level
The Rheostat Dial on the transmitter allows you to select from 1 to 127 stimulation levels. Start at the lowest level and gradually increase until your dog responds with a slight head turn or ear twitch. The LCD screen displays the current level.
6.2 Correction Types
- Nick: Press the 'Nick' button for a single, quick 1/2-second stimulation. This is typically used for immediate attention or minor corrections.
- Nthawi zonse: Press and hold the 'Constant' button for continuous stimulation, up to a maximum of 12 seconds. Release the button to stop the stimulation. Use for more persistent behaviors.
- Peja: Press the 'Pager' button for a vibration-only correction. This can be used as a warning or for sensitive dogs.
6.3 Training Guidelines
Always introduce the e-collar in a positive manner. Use the lowest effective stimulation level. Pair corrections with verbal commands. Consistency is key for effective training. Consult a professional dog trainer if you are new to e-collar training.
7. Kusamalira
7.1 Kuyeretsa
Regularly clean the receiver and contact points with a damp cloth. Ensure no dirt or debris accumulates around the contact points, as this can affect performance and cause skin irritation.
7.2 Kusamalira Battery
- Charge the unit fully after each use or when the battery indicator is low.
- Avoid overcharging or completely draining the batteries for extended periods.
- Sungani chipangizocho pamalo ozizira, owuma pomwe sichikugwiritsidwa ntchito.
7.3 Kuyang'anira Malo Olumikizirana
Periodically check the contact points for wear or damage. Ensure they are securely attached to the receiver. Always check your dog's neck for any signs of skin irritation after each use.
8. Mavuto
- Unit osayatsa: Ensure batteries are fully charged. Check power buttons/magnets for proper activation.
- No stimulation: Verify the receiver is turned on and properly fitted. Use the provided test light to confirm stimulation output. Increase stimulation level.
- Inconsistent stimulation: Check collar fit. Ensure contact points are making good contact with the dog's skin. Clean contact points.
- Mtundu wochepetsedwa: Ensure the transmitter antenna is not obstructed. Avoid areas with heavy electromagnetic interference.
- Kuyabwa pakhungu: Reposition the collar frequently. Ensure proper fit. Discontinue use if irritation persists and consult a veterinarian.
9. Zofotokozera
| Mbali | Tsatanetsatane |
|---|---|
| Dzina lachitsanzo | Dogtra 2300NCP |
| Nambala Yachitsanzo Yachinthu | 2300NCP EXPANDABLE |
| Mtundu | 3/4 Milo |
| Milingo Yowongolera | 127 (Rheostat Dial) |
| Correction Types | Nick, Constant, Pager (Vibration) |
| Kuyesa Kwamadzi | IPX9K Yotsimikizika |
| Kukula | Mpaka agalu atatu |
| Analimbikitsa Kulemera kwa Galu | 35 lbs and up |
| Mtundu Wabatiri | 2 Mabatire a Lithium Polymer |
| Kulemera kwa chinthu | Ma ola 16 (mapaundi 1) |
| Miyeso Yazinthu | 13 x 10.5 x 4.5 mainchesi |
10. Chitsimikizo ndi Thandizo
10.1 Chidziwitso cha Chitsimikizo
The Dogtra 2300NCP comes with a Chaka chimodzi limited warranty from the date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. It does not cover damage caused by misuse, neglect, accidents, or unauthorized repairs.
10.2 Thandizo la Makasitomala
For technical assistance, troubleshooting, or warranty claims, please contact Dogtra customer support. Contact information can typically be found on the official Dogtra webmalo kapena mkati mwazopakapaka.
