Cabela's GS-6001 The Transmitter, Start, Turning the Collar Receiver ON and OFF, Begin Training

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Quick Start Guide

Step 2 Turning the Collar Receiver ON and OFF

	To Turn the Collar Receiver ON:
Guide	Press and release the On/Off Button
	when the Collar Receiver Indicator Light
	comes on. The Collar Receiver will emit
Start	a start up tone.
	To Turn the Collar Receiver OFF:
Quick	Press and release the On/Off Button
	when the Collar Receiver Indicator Light
	comes on solid (red) and the Collar
	Receiver will emit an off tone.
	To extend the life between charging
	cycles, turn the Collar Receiver off when
	it is not in use.
	NOTE: Approximate battery life between
	charges is 40 to 60 hours, depending
	on frequency of use.

Step 3 Fit the Collar on Your Dog

Put the collar around your dog’s neck and adjust to find the proper fit. Fasten the collar so the fit is snug, yet loose enough to allow one finger to fit between the strap and the dog’s neck. Fit is important because a loose collar may cause inconsistent performance.

Step 4 Begin Training

Read the information in the Training section on page 13. Though your dog may show good initial response to the training, be sure to continue training for several weeks. The convenience that your new remote training system offers is well worth the time invested.

Throughout this manual, items in a bordered box apply to GS-7001 ONLY.

THE TRANSMITTER

The waterproof Transmitter signals the electronic Collar Receiver to produce a harmless, yet effective stimulation and/or tone. The no-slip grip feels comfortable in your hand for extended periods of training time or field time.

Explaining the

Transmitter Keypad Buttons:

Alternate			Tone
Stimulation							Stimulation
							Level Up
	Momentary
	Stimulation						Stimulation
							(Continuous)
						Stimulation
	Program/
						Level Down
	Locate
				Dog Select
		GS-7001 keypad shown above,
		GS-6001 keypad shown below.
					Tone
							Stimulation
							Level Up
						Stimulation
	Stimulation
	Level Down
						Dog Select
	Locate

Above keypad buttons are explained as follows:

Tone – When pressed, causes the Collar Receiver to produce a tone. No stimulation is delivered.

Stimulation – also called the “Stim Button,” when pressed, this sends a continuous stimulation signal to the Collar Receiver at the intensity shown in the display for as long as you hold down the button (See “Over Stimulation Protection” on page 13.)

Button features one raised bump to easily locate by touch, even with gloves on! (See “Program the Stim Type” on page 7.)

Stimulation Level Up & Stimulation Level Down – adjusts the stimulation intensity through a range of levels. GS- 7001 stimulation range is 1 to 20. GS- 6001 stimulation range is 1 to 15.

Exclusive Feature: Hold either stim level up or stim level down button for half a second for the Rapid Ramp™ feature to start — The Transmitter display scrolls through stim levels more quickly.

Dog Select – Switches Transmitter control from Dog (Collar) 1 to Dog (Collar) 2, for training two dogs. You can purchase a second collar to expand the system for training two dogs.

GS-7001 ONLY:

Alternate Stimulation (Alt Stim)

– (top left red button) – When you press

the Alt Stim button, the

symbol displays. Program this preset button to the desired stimulation level. (See Alternate Stimulation (Alt Stim) on page 8.)

Momentary Stimulation – When you press the Momentary Stim button (large gray button below the Stimulation button),

the symbol displays. Momentary pulse stimulation is one quick stim per button press (also called Nick stimulation or Brief-tap stimulation).

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