Midland BeeperOne Pro Manuel D'utilisation page 12

REMOTE CONTROL
The remote control is used to control collar operating modes
from a distance, even when hunting:
› Sound volume - type of sound - sound/vibration mode +
sound/vibration only/mute - rrace beep every 10 or 20" -
pointing dog movement sensitivity - beep for dog localisa-
tion - collar vibration to call the dog's attention.
› The remote control receives collar status via radio and
emits a sound and/or vibration when the dog points, thus
allowing you to hunt in full silence.
› The remote control can control two collars simultaneously.
BUTTONS
The fi rst two buttons, one yellow and the other blue, are used
to select the collar to be controlled (collar with yellow strap or
collar with blue strap).
All black buttons are used for combined collar programming
and control.
The green buttons located at the bottom of the remote control
are exclusively used to manage the remote control.
LIGHTED INDICATIONS
There are 5 lights (led) on the remote control.
› The "M" shaped remote control on led is located at the bot-
tom near the green buttons.
› Two numeric leds (at the top near buttons number 1 and
2) simply and quickly display which collar is selected and
which is currently on.
› Two more led, slightly higher than the numeric led, turn on
whenever a button is pressed to indicate that the command
was sent and/or if successfully received by the collar (con-
fi rmation).
› Lastly, there are two eyelets on the remote control can be
used to attach a strap to conveniently hang the remote
around your neck where it is readily available and audible.
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REMOTE CONTROL
LED1
LED3
A
C
E
G
LED5
2
1
Butt. A/B Used to select the collar: yellow button
for collar 1, blue button for collar 2.
Button C Turns collar audio tone on/off (for both
"bell" and "Pointing dog beep" func-
tions)
Button D Used to have the active collar emit a
single "localisation" beep (even if in "si-
lent" mode)
Button E Sends the collar the vibration command
to call the dog's attention
LED2
LED4
B
D
F
H
I
3