Martin System K9 E-Collar Remote Control for Micro Trainer B & Chameleon Collars
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The Martin System K9 remote control is a Bluetooth e-collar transmitter for Micro Trainer B and Chameleon collars, with a backlit colour screen and buttons you set up in the free Doggify app.
Being able to configure each of the four buttons, and the speed of rising or decreasing stimulation, means the remote works the way you train rather than the other way round.
- 18 levels; 4 stimulation buttons, each set up separately
- Range up to 1,000 m with the Chameleon III B
- 2 dogs by default; switch to 1 or 4 dogs in the app
- 10 modes, including clicker or tone on level 0, warning tone, rising and decreasing
- Waterproof housing; wireless or USB charging; about 3 days on standby
- Audible and vibration feedback on the remote; tone marker via the app
- Compatible with all Martin System / Chameleon collars and up to 4 Finger Kicks
Use: upgrading an existing Martin System collar, or adding a spare transmitter for sport and working-dog training. Martin System e-collars are used by UK military dog units, including special forces dog teams. Full manufacturer details follow below.
The Martin System K9 Remote Control is a Bluetooth-connected e-collar transmitter for the Micro Trainer B and Chameleon® collars, with a colour backlit screen. It has a range of 1000 metres with a Chameleon® III B. This remote control has 18 stimulation levels and 8 program modes that can be customised via Martin System's free Doggify App. By default, the K9 lets you train two dogs on the same transmitter (this setting can be changed in Doggify). You have 2 stimulation buttons for each dog, which gives you the option to work with two different frequencies for one dog if needed. The transmitter automatically remembers the last stimulation level chosen for each button.
Features
- Compatible with the Finger Kick
- Compatible with all Martin System®/Chameleon® collars
- All stimulation switches can be set up separately
- 18 levels
- Range up to 1000m
- 4 stimulation buttons
- 2 dogs as default; can be set to 1 or 4 dogs with the app
- Battery life: 3 days in standby
- Waterproof housing
- Decreasing stimulation mode
- Rechargeable wirelessly or by USB
- Audible and vibration stimulation feedback on the remote
- Tone marker via the Doggify app
10 modes
- Tone or Clicker on level 0
- Warning Tone
- Flash with or without Tone
- Continuous with or without Tone
- Rising with or without Tone
- Decreasing with or without Tone
Ergonomic remote control
- Large display
- Backlit display
- Tactile feedback from buttons
Mobile Application Doggify
- Configuration of stimulation buttons
- Customise the speed of Rising/Decreasing
- Customise the maximum level jump for Rising/Decreasing
- Customise the number of independent ID codes to make a transmitter for 1, 2 or 4 dogs
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Manual and troubleshooting
Martin System K9 remote user guide (PDF, opens in a new tab)
- On/off: any button wakes the K9. It switches itself off after 3.5 hours unused, or turn the knob anticlockwise below 0 (K9 guide p. 7).
- K9 charging: the green battery icon flashes while charging and stays on when full. It can get warm on the wireless pad (K9 guide p. 11).
- Pairing a collar: hold the magnet on the collar's on/off point until the LEDs blink quickly and together, move it away and press the stimulation button within 10 seconds (p. 9).
- Pairing a Finger Kick: hold the program button and the stimulation button until a flashing Finger Kick icon appears, let go, then press the Finger Kick (p. 9).
- Water: the K9 and the Finger Kick are waterproof (p. 11). For Doggify, the pairing ID you need is shown on the K9 screen (p. 11).
More help: e-collar troubleshooting guide or contact us.