Dogtra 2700T&B Orange Receiver: Setup and Pairing Steps
By Dogtra | Published: 2026-11-03
Category: 사용 방법 가이드
Add a second dog or a spare unit to your 2700T&B system. Follow these steps to set up and pair the orange RX Unit 2700T&B receiver correctly.
Quick answer
To set up the orange RX Unit 2700T&B, charge it fully, then pair it to your 2700T&B transmitter using the pairing button on the receiver and the corresponding button on the transmitter. Test beeper and stimulation functions before field use.
Why the orange receiver needs a deliberate pairing step
The RX Unit 2700T&B Orange is an additional receiver, not a standalone collar. It must be paired with a compatible Dogtra 2700T&B transmitter before it will respond to commands. Pairing links the receiver's unique ID to the transmitter, so a receiver that was previously paired to another transmitter will not work until it is re-paired.
Because the receiver includes beeper functionality, pairing also ensures the beeper signal is synchronized with the transmitter's controls. Skipping the pairing step or rushing it is the most common reason a new receiver appears dead on arrival.
What you need before you start
Gather your 2700T&B transmitter, the orange receiver, the supplied charging adapter, and the owner's manual for your specific transmitter model. The manual contains the exact button sequence for pairing, which can vary slightly between Dogtra systems. Do not rely on memory or a generic video for a different model.
Step-by-step setup and pairing
- Charge the receiver fully: Connect the supplied charger to the receiver's charging port and charge until the indicator shows full. A partial charge can cause pairing to fail or the receiver to drop the connection shortly after. Check the charging indicator before proceeding; a blinking light often means charging is still in progress.
- Turn on the transmitter and receiver: Power on the transmitter first, then the receiver. On most Dogtra systems, the receiver gives a beep or vibration to confirm power. If it does not, check that the battery is seated and charged. If the receiver does not respond at all, do not attempt pairing; resolve the power issue first.
- Put the receiver into pairing mode: Press and hold the pairing button on the receiver until the LED blinks rapidly (usually after 5–10 seconds). The exact location of this button varies by model; consult your 2700T&B manual. Common mistake: releasing the button too early when the LED first blinks slowly. The rapid blink is your checkpoint that the receiver is ready to accept a signal.
- Activate pairing on the transmitter: Within 10–15 seconds, press the designated pairing button or button combination on the transmitter. The receiver should beep or vibrate to confirm successful pairing. If nothing happens, repeat from step 3; the receiver may have timed out. A confirmation beep or vibration is the only reliable sign of success; an LED change alone is not enough.
- Test beeper and stimulation functions: With the receiver paired, press the beeper button on the transmitter and listen for the beeper tone. Then test a low-level stimulation or vibration (with the receiver off the dog) to confirm responsiveness. Common mistake: skipping the beeper test because it is noisy; do it outdoors or in a garage. If the beeper works but stimulation does not, re-check the pairing; some systems require a separate pairing for the beeper channel.
- Label and record the pairing: Note which transmitter the receiver is paired to and the date. If you later pair the receiver to a different transmitter, you will need to repeat this process. Keep a small label on the receiver if you use multiple dogs. A written record prevents confusion when swapping receivers between transmitters.
Product facts
- RX UNIT 2700T&B ORANGE: Compatible with Dogtra 2700T&B systems as an additional receiver. This receiver is designed to expand your existing 2700T&B system, so you can track or train a second dog without buying a whole new setup.
RX UNIT 2700T&B ORANGE - RX UNIT 2700T&B ORANGE: Beeper collar functionality for location and training support. The built-in beeper helps you locate your dog in heavy cover, but it must be paired correctly to respond to transmitter commands.
- RX UNIT 2700T&B ORANGE: Orange color for high visibility. The bright orange housing makes the receiver easier to spot on your dog or in your gear bag, reducing the chance of leaving it behind.
