How long does it take the remote to come out of sleep mode before a beep or shock can be used?
1690585
As the other answer says, "immediately". In any case, less than a second. If you hit a button twice VERY quickly (which I've done in a frantic situation) it may not be awake, so don't wait until the last second to make a correction.
1690586
Press the speaker button just once- the top one, and it comes out immediately. Then press the appropriate discipline button. I'm very happy with mine and have had zero problems with it coming out of sleep mode.
1690587
Usually I hit the beep button twice then it works. Make sure the collar is set to the right channel too if yours has three like mine does. Hope that helps.
1690588
I actually sent this item back...I didn't have the heart to use on my dog. PS...in my opinion, this item seemed cheap.
5265
Excellent question! This unique style of the remote to the collar allows to have a continuous connection. However this device is set up to where if the dog is not active in barking it will automatically set it to "sleep". The remote itself will turn it self to "sleep" as well after a few moments when not in use. (But to turn it back on you simply press down briefly the MODE button) Hope this helps!
951939
there is a sleep function on the remote although i don't think it is ever used here.
1945171
Yes. You have three buttons on the remote. One for sound, one for vibration and one for shock. I have only had to shock once. After that, the sound was enough.
1166636
Not really. The timer counts up silently until 99:99:99. When you set it to count down (4 minutes for example) and the time runs out (4 minutes passes) it always beeps. Once you hit any button it stops beeping. Alternatively, it does quit beeping after 1 minute. Cannot silence the beeping.
473642
Depends on what you want the remote to do. Turning the Sharp on requires about 15-20 seconds after the power button is pressed. The Sharp logo is displayed while the set completes its boot up. For everything else (e.g., channel change, menus, volume, shutoff) the response is less than a second.
1510992
I hold the off button for 4 to 5 seconds and then it turns off, I never hear it again. :)
2093020
no. however, the timer will go off at exactly 20 minutes and will beep until it stops by itself automatically.but if you want it to go off in 20 minutes again, all you have to do is to press the start/stop button and it will go another 20 minutes. and if you want it for another 20 minutes, just do the same....again and again every 20 minutes. simple.
589091
No warning beep, but when time is up, you definitely can hear the beeping. I find that mine beeps for up to 1 minute beyond the set time before shutting off.
1561494
It is not always on. I believe the timeout is set around 10 seconds before going back to sleep for default.
2021468
I played around with it to see what it would do. A single beep sounds when motion is detected. Then about 15-20 seconds later the (obnoxious) alarm starts, and continues for about 30 seconds before it stops. I'm not sure how long it takes, but the unit does re-arm itself after the alarm has been sounded.
1399053
The remote has a, "REPEAT" function, which enables you to choose ONE or ALL, on screen. Whether that will continue for 6 hours, until you press it again & choose, "OFF," I can't say. Most devices(ie: Cassette, VCR, DVD & CD players) with repeat functions, will.
713499
Don't be alarmed...it takes a minute....especially when using the remote.....if u push it again...you turn it off....Try not using the remote as well.My tv remote will.on occasion make it come on when I change the volume
739575
This issue is addressed in the use's manual. The collar has a built in motion sensor ad will go into sleep mode after few minutes if no movement from the dog or it's not in use to save the battery life. Shake the collar and it will turn back on. Remember, if all else fails, read the directions. Lol
1123121
The "shock" is more of a vibration and when used on the lowest setting, 1. The options include 3 buttons: there is a normal "beep" without stimulation to be used in training (located on side of remote), then there are 2 larger buttons on the front, one administers beep then shock, the other administers the same beep but without the shock. There are instructions on the best ways to train with these buttons. I use them in that order: warning, 2nd warning, then shock. I don't have to use the shock often, only when she takes off into the woods after a deer.
758482
Sorry to say, yes, it beeps for all functions pressed or remote. But it isn't that annoying and it's only once after you get used to functions.
1116122
The remote will only go into sleep mode if you haven't set up any timed exposures. The remote is very responsive.