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Programming Guide – V 4.2
The Menu of Settings
The OT-300 includes a menu of settings to program each receiver that include:
• Signal Field Width – variable settings from 0 to 32 feet
• Receiver Sensitivity
• Frequency (10)
neighboring systems or ground loops
• Warning time (20)
• Correction Modes (30)
progressive levels to customize a correction that is right for each pet
• Duration (40)
adjust the time between progressing corrections
• Power Cycling (50) – two settings
• Modulation Frequency (60)
competing pet containment systems
• Stopper Mode (70)
correction stops
• GentelSteps™ (80)
approach to learning new boundaries
Questions on programming should be directed to Technical
Support @ 888.392.2007 x 1751
– used to help match receivers to a boundary
– four settings to help avoid interference from
– four settings to fix the time prior to the correction
– choose from four standard levels or three
– (for progressive correction levels) – four settings to
– six different frequencies to mimic
– four settings to adjust the amount of time before
– nine levels of correction for a slow and gentle
OT-300 Transmitter
EcoLite, Rechargeable Receiver Code
Three Button Design
The up or down buttons are used to
increase or decrease the menu selections or
to increase or decrease the setting within
each menu. The center button is used to
select a menu option or setting within each
menu.
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Programming Instructions
Signal Field Adjustment
Step 1 – Press and hold the center button until the display begins to flash and then
release the button. You will see periods after each number
Step 2 – Using the up or down buttons, scroll through to the desired setting and
then use the center button to enter your selection. The number in the display will
flash once confirming your setting. After 20 seconds the transmitter will return to
normal operation with your new setting.
All Functions (except Sensitivity and GentleSteps™)
Step 1 – Select The Settings to Program
a) Press and hold both up and down buttons until the display reads “10”
(The Transmitter is now in Programming Mode)
b) Use the enter button (the center button) to enter the series to be modified
c) Using either the up and down buttons, scroll through the menu and then use
the center button to modify any setting you desire. (Once modified the display
will automatically advance to the next setting option)
You can choose to skip over any series by pressing the either the top or bottom
button when not inside a series
Step 2 – Confirm the Settings to be Programmed
After making your selection advance to function ‘90’. You can view all the
settings by pressing the center button and then scrolling through the selections
using either the top or bottom button. No programming is occurring at this stage.
Step 3 – Program The Receiver
1. While the receiver over the small loop, press the center button. The display
will show ‘99’9 and begin to flash. At this point the receiver light will come on
indication that the receiver is ready to receive programming. Note: Should
the receiver sound a solid tone it means that the receiver did not detect
signal correctly. When the tone stops, repeat step 1.
2. Press the center button again. ’99 stops flashing and the code begin to
transmit to the receiver. While this is occurring, the receiver will begin to
beep and the light flash in a pattern corresponding with your selections. For
example, a setting of 7K will beep once followed by three flashes.
3. Once programming is complete the transmitter returns to ‘99’ and is ready to
program another receiver. To return the transmitter to normal operation,
press and hold the bottom button for 3 seconds or simply unplug the
transmitter for 5 seconds. Alternatively, by doing nothing the transmitter will
return to normal operation after 20 seconds.
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GentleSteps™ Programming / Adjustment
Step 1 – Press and hold the center button until the display flashes and reads “98”
then release the button.
Step 2 – With the display flashing the number “98” place the receiver to within 2 –
6 inches of the transmitter. When the receiver is in place the low battery light will
activate.
Step 3 – While the receiver’s low battery light activated use the up or down
buttons to advance or decrease the setting. The receiver will beep twice and the
low battery light will blink a specific number of times to correspond to the
selected setting. If this is the setting you desire then press the center button to
set the level.
Note: You can only advance or decrease the setting one level at a time. After
making an adjustment the display will stop blinking for 2 seconds and then begin
to blink again. Once the display begins to blink another adjustment can be made.
Sensitivity Adjustment
Step 1 – Press and hold the center button until the display flashes and reads “97”
Step 2 – With the display flashing the number “97” place the receiver to within 2 –
6 inches of the transmitter. When the receiver is in place the low battery light will
activate.
Step 3 – While the receiver’s low battery light activated use the up or down
buttons to advance or decrease the setting. The receiver will beep twice and the
low battery light will blink a specific number of times that corresponds to the
selected setting. If this is the setting you desire then press the center button to
set the level.
Note: You can only advance or decrease the setting one level at a time. After
making an adjustment the display will stop blinking for 2 seconds and then begin
to blink again. Once the display begins to blink another adjustment can be made.
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(The Transmitter is now in Programming Mode)
(For example if training level 5 is selected the receiver will blink 5 times)
(The display will flash and first show “98”. Continuing holding down the button
until the display advances to the number “97”)
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Function
10 Frequency
13* 7Khz
20 Warning
24 2 second Warning
30 Shock
39
40 Progressive
44 3 seconds
50
52*
60 Modulation
64**
70 Stopper
74 6 seconds
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Explanation Setting
Sets transmitter and
receiver
Time
31 Low (Old Elite)
32
33*
34
35
36
37
38
Duration
Power
Cycling
Frequency
Mode
operating frequency
Sets the warning time
prior
to shock
Sets the shock
function
Sets the duration of
progressive
shock
For Battery
Conservation
Sets the modulation
frequency
Sets the amount of
time to shock
after Receiver leaves
the signal field
11 10Khz
12 15Khz
21 No Warning
22*
23 1 second Warning
UltraElite Series 2
41* 1/2 second
42 1 second
43 2 seconds
51
61* Pet Stop
62 Dog Guard
63 Invisible Fence
71* Stopper Disabled
72 2 seconds
73 4 seconds
1/2 second
Warning
Medium-Low (Old
Elite)
Medium-High (New
UltraElite)
High (New
UltraElite)
Low to Med-Low
(Progressive
Med-Low to MedHigh (Progressive)
Med-High to High
(Progressive)
No Shock (No
Shock Mode)
Switch to Training
Levels
Faster response
but shorter battery
life
Slower response
for better battery
life
Invisible Fence 800
Series
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80 Training
Levels
90
97
98
99
* Denotes factory default settings
** Program Receiver for 7Khz when using Dog Watch
***4Khz only works with Pet Stop or Dog Watch
modulation
****UltraElite Series 2 only
Sets the shock level if
the 30 series is set to
39****
Confirmation/Program
Program Sensitivity
Program 80 Series
Programs receiver
and transmitter
81* TL1
82 TL2
83 TL3
84 TL4
85 TL5
86 TL6
87 TL7
88 TL8
89 TL9
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