Hi Christine, The Windows installer available on our website was accidentally the 64-bit version. This has been fixed now. Redownload it to obtain the 32-bit version. May I ask what operating system you're running? It's extremely uncommon to come across a machine running a non 64-bit version of Windows nowadays. Peter Open Acoustic Devices

The manual has now been updated to be clearer. Thanks for the feedback!

At the cost of a small amount of noise on the recordings, energy saver mode can be enabled for sample rates 48 kHz or less to reduce energy consumption. A full explanation of what it's doing is available in the manual here.

When we released the firmware we noticed a small bug so quickly updated the firmware to fix it. You managed to download the firmware in this window when the old version was downloadable. To fix it, click File -> Open Downloads Folder or press Control + O (on Windows). In the folder which opens, delete 1.6.0.bin. Close and reopen the app, then download the latest firmware.

Hi Agus, Currently there's no way to pull the current configuration from an AudioMoth. However, when you apply a configuration to an AudioMoth, there are two ways to tell it's worked: first, the Configure AudioMoth will briefly go green when the process is successful and second, if the attached device does not have the clock set (it believes it is 01/01/1970) then applying the configuration through the app will also update the device's clock to the current time. If the clock at the top of the app window is now correct, the configuration has been sent. Hope that helps, Peter

Hey everyone, in response to your feedback we've re-enabled sleep periods of less than 5 seconds. There's a warning informing you that performance will vary based on the speed of your SD card, but you'll be able to use sub-5 second sleep periods again. Check it out here

Just pushed a fix. Download version 1.3.3 here and the sleep input should work as expected, with a limit of 5 seconds minimum. Peter Open Acoustic Devices

Apologies, I misunderstood the issue you were having. I'll get a bugfix out shortly. Peter Open Acoustic Devices

Hi everyone, the 5 second minimum is to give each recording time to close the file. The amount of time required to do this varies depending on the speed of the SD card used, so 5 seconds covers all bases. If you don't want to miss any audio, you can switch off the sleep period altogether and files will be created the length of each scheduled period. Peter Open Acoustic Devices

Could you email me at peter@openacousticdevices.info and I'll send you an installer for a slightly tweaked version of the flash app I'm working on. I've added the ability to quickly find the log file wherever it is your app is putting it. Peter

Hi David, Apologies for this, I'll be releasing a fix shortly. Peter Open Acoustic Devices

Hi, just following up about the flash app. We have a log file which could shed a bit more light on the issue. On Windows it can be found at: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\AudioMoth-Flash\logs\audiomoth_flash.log It's likely to be quite a long file, so pastebin might be required to share the contents. Peter

Hi Kari, Which browser are you using to download? Could you try a different one and see if the problem persists? I've tested the download links on a variety of operating systems and browsers with no issue. Would be good to work out what's happening to you here. Peter Open Acoustic Devices

Hi Paulo, We now recommend you use the AudioMoth Flash App to flash devices rather than the command line tool. This application is much more user friendly. If you need any help with this tool, please let me know. Peter Open Acoustic Devices Team

Hi Andre, Is this happening with a few specific devices or all you've flashed in this way? Peter

Hi Ewan, It does look like your port permissions differ from mine (I have read and write on owner, group and public). Are you able to match your permissions with mine: sudo chmod 666 /dev/ttyACM0 Let me know if that works, Peter

Hi Ewan, One log which might be useful is the log generated by our app itself. It should be found here on Linux: ~/.config/AudioMoth-Flash/logs If it's overly long, feel free to email it to me at peter@openacousticdevices.info Peter

To put your AudioMoth into a state where it can be flashed you have to use the paperclip as with the app.

No, but the 32-bit version will run fine on Windows 64-bit.

Have you tried restarting the application? Also which operating system are you running? You could try the command line application we used previously, however I'd like to understand this issue so you don't struggle with it in future. Could you download the latest version of the flash app (1.0.1) if you haven't already, attempt to connect to the device a couple of times and then retrieve the log from this location: - Linux: ~/.config/AudioMoth-Flash/logs/audiomoth_flash.log - macOS: ~/Library/Logs/AudioMoth-Flash/audiomoth_flash.log - Windows: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\AudioMoth-Flash\logs\audiomoth_flash.log Then either share the log here or email it to me at peter@openacousticdevices.info