Dogtra Remote Buttons Explained

• Main stimulation button. Delivers the correction at your set level. A quick press is a Nick (about half a second); holding gives a Constant (up to around 12 seconds on most models).
• Level control. The 1900S uses a rheostat dial for its 127 levels; the X-series (1900X, 280X, ARC-X) uses buttons for its 100 levels. This sets how strong the correction is.
• Tone / Pager. An audible beep or a vibration, used as a non-stimulation signal or recall cue.
• BOOST. On the X-series and 280C, an instant jump to a preset higher level for distractions or recall - without turning the dial.
• LED light. A separate control for the receiver's locate light.

Power the remote on with its power button and confirm the receiver is on and paired; on two-dog systems, check which dog is selected before you press the main button. Many models have a Safety Level Lock that stops the level changing by accident mid-session - the original ARC is the notable exception without one. For full setup and fit, see the how to use page; if the remote itself is lost, see replacement remote.