D.T.Systems RH1202, RH1220V, RH1222V, RH1252B, RH1250B Owner's Manual

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Redhead Series

Electronic Dog Trainer

Owner’s Manual

• RH 1200 Series

• RH 1220V Series

• RH1250B Series

Manufactured by:

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Table of Contents ..................................4

• Introduction ............................................5

• Package Contents .................................6

• Model Features......................................7

• Adjusting and Positioning

Your Collar for Proper Fit.......................8

• Parts and Functions...............................9

• Batteries.................................................14

• Setting Intensity Levels..........................15

• Programming/Testing ............................16

• Important Safety Notes ..........................18

• Maintenance ..........................................19

• Warranty ................................................20

• FCC Compliance ...................................22

• Contact Information ...............................24

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Congratulations and thank you for purchasing our
RH 1200 Series Training Collar. The Redhead
series represents the absolute latest technological
advancement in the Electronic Dog Training World.
It offers Maxx-Range™, the industry’s only
internally woven antenna in the collar. With up to a
1200 yard range, they are perfect for hunting, basic
obedience and professional training. The Redhead
series collars feature sixteen levels of stimulation
intensity. Easy one hand operation allows for
maximum control and safety. Each model includes
both Constant and Momentary “Nick” stimulation.
Additional features include Positive Vibration and a
beeper with Locate, Run/Point and Point only
modes. The collars are 100% waterproof and can
be worn even when the dog is submerged. The
Redhead Dog Training Collar is durable, safe and
very humane when used correctly. The automatic
safety shut-off feature stops the stimulus on both
the transmitter and the receiver to prevent
accidental or prolonged stimulation.

INTRODUCTION

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IMPORTANT NOTE:

Please read this owner’s manual in its entirety

before operating this unit. Should you have any

questions about our collars or their operation

please contact our Customer Service department

(see back page for address and phone number

information).

PACKAGE CONTENTS

• Transmitter

• Collar Receiver (two for each 2 dog model)

• 4” Antenna for the Transmitter

• Rechargeable Batteries for both the Collar and

Transmitter

• Battery Charger

• Splitter Cable for simultaneous charging

• Test Light

• Owner’s Manual

• Carrying Case

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MODEL FEATURES

Redhead Series

• Digital Technology

• 1200 yard range trainer

• Lightweight, waterproof collar and transmitter

• 16 adjustable intensity levels of Momentary

(‘Nick’) Stimulation, and Constant Stimulation

• Rechargeable Ni-MH battery system

• Gentle Touch System™ Extra Mild Stimulation

• MAXX-Range™ Invisible, Embedded Collar

Antenna

• Built in safety shut-off system

• All models available in two and three dog

systems

• Positive Vibration (RH 1220V & 1222V only)

• Three beeper functions - Locate, Run/Point,

Point only (RH 1250B & 1252B only)

• Beeper/Locator audible from 450 yards away

(RH 1250B & 1252B only) that’s easier to hear
and easier on the dog

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ADJUSTING & 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 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.