Dear Experienced Users of AudioMoth

I am absolutely new in this field, and need a support from very beginning.

We plan to set up a network of AudioMoth devices in several protected areas in Armenia for PAM focused on birds.

Within that framework, we think about maximal optimization of the logistics and operational procedures. So, possible scenarios can be (if they are technically doable at all): Scenario A

1. there are some clusters of of solar powered devices (e.g. per ecosystem) which record sound and transfer recordings to the single station.

2. We download the recordings from the station once per every 6 months

Hi! I recently deployed 6 Audiomoth units at 3 different locations (2 audiomoths per location). They remained in place for almost two weeks, and were scheduled to record starting on the third day. Of these 6 audiomoths, only three seem to have recorded with no issues. One audiomoth stopped recording on the first night, and two audiomoths have no file saved to the sd card, no recordings nor config file. What's weird is that these two audiomoths with no recordings managed to drain all batterie charge, with the Config App reporting less than 3.6V. All audiomoths were "alive" when deployed, i.e. were flashing when set to Costum (though I do not recall the flashing pattern), but the two that did not record anything were not flashing when collected.

Looking for advice on what went wrong.

I'm detailing the materials used below, and attaching a config file, which was mostly the same…

Hi everyone,

I’m developing an Android app that allows users to easily configure their Audiomoth devices. The app will be available for free on the Google Play Store, and I’m looking for volunteers to help test it before the official release.

What’s Needed?

To participate in the testing, you’ll need:

• A Google account (to access the app).

• An Android device (phone or tablet).

Hello,

I just discovered that the GPS points configured via chime seem to be part of the WAV files even after expanding them from a T.WAV.

Is this expetced?

And which format are we using for the meta data? GUANO, orr something else.

For for information, I am using another software to track the location within a so call project. We are using manual records of GPS from an professionel GPS tracker (Garmin, etc...). It seems the GPS from a mobile isn't very accurate under certain condition. For example hidden in wood.

I discovered the differences just recently.