The new Ultra II Series add many new features to the most powerful electronics in the industry. Unique digital frequency codes and auto mode provide easy use and unlimited functionality. The transmitter and receiver provide the control and flexibility to initiate any task that an assistant in the field could perform in an easy manner. This includes firing in any order, at any time, in any position. It also includes sound or motion.

The computers are capable of communicating with each other up to 400 yards away and each system has its unique channel so as not to interfere with other users. In addition, it also allows compatibility so you can train with other users.

The transmitter controls the sounds by the vertical left-hand column on the keypad. The middle column on the keypad controls motion. The right-hand column controls firing. Horizontal rows control different geographic locations. This allows the trainer to provide control over motion, sound, and firing order at any location without taking his eyes off the dog.

In addition to providing operational control, the transmitter is used to program the receivers for multiple marks, multiple launchers, different channels, and the various sound options. These programming features allow the configuration of up to 16 launchers or 64 firings, four different voice sounds at any position, and four different channels. This allows the trainer to configure other launchers to his system, train in the same area with other users, set up multiple marks, multiple launchers and multiple sounds, all essential to the demands of high performance dog training. New auto run features simplify operation for the less technical user or sportsman.

There are several memory recall features and indicator lights to make programming fast and easy to use. The following example shows how a duck sound is programmed for location "one".

The transmitter is equipped with safety and indicator lights to provide easy and safe operation. A disarming button on both the transmitter and receiver will disarm all launchers during actual dog running or reloading. In addition, the computer will automatically disarm after a pre-determined period of non-use. These features increase battery life and enhance safety procedures. Sound and motion activation is available without re-arming the unit. The system has indicator lights for low battery condition, program indication lights, arming and disarming status.