Remote Control System for Controlling a Remote Animal Collar
First Claim
1. A remote control system for controlling a remote animal collar, the animal collar comprising one or more stimulation devices for providing a stimulation to the animal and receiver circuits for receiving master control signals for controlling the stimulation devices, the remote control system comprising:
- a slave transmitter for transmitting slave control signals corresponding to a type, a level, and/or a duration of the stimulation; and
a master transmitter for receiving the slave control signals and for transmitting the corresponding master control signals to the animal collar for controlling the stimulation devices in accordance with the slave control signals.
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Abstract
A remote control system is disclosed for controlling a remote animal collar of the type which includes one or more electrodes or sensors which protrude from the inside surface of the collar for contacting the neck of the animal and electronic devices located within the body of the collar to receive electronic control signals or sensor input and to generate a stimulus, which is transmitted to the animal through the electrodes or by a speaker or other devices on the collar. The remote control system uses a master and slave remote transmitter combination.
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11 Claims
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1. A remote control system for controlling a remote animal collar, the animal collar comprising one or more stimulation devices for providing a stimulation to the animal and receiver circuits for receiving master control signals for controlling the stimulation devices, the remote control system comprising:
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a slave transmitter for transmitting slave control signals corresponding to a type, a level, and/or a duration of the stimulation; and a master transmitter for receiving the slave control signals and for transmitting the corresponding master control signals to the animal collar for controlling the stimulation devices in accordance with the slave control signals. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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