MacBook-Air:~ cnicholas$ uname -a Darwin MacBook-Air.local 23.6.0 Darwin Kernel Version 23.6.0: Mon Jul 29 21:14:04 PDT 2024; root:xnu-10063.141.2~1/RELEASE_ARM64_T8122 arm64 MacBook-Air:~ cnicholas$ node --version v20.12.0 MacBook-Air:~ cnicholas$ the fact the buttons lit up with another cable leads me to believe it is working ok! I will find out in the morning if it recorded according to plan! Chris

you are right! A different cable indeed enables those items to be set! thanks!! Chris

When I run the configure app, selecting between the buttons and tabbed panels to set durations, etc work, but I am still unable to click into and set the UTC time, and the "Configure Audiomoth" button at the bottom remains greyed out.

unfortunately no; I find the "configure app" or "set time" bars greyed out...and get a vague message.... MacBook-Air:MacOS cnicholas$ pwd /Applications/AudioMoth-Config.app/Contents/MacOS ./AudioMoth-Config  2024-11-10 18:59:47.528 AudioMoth-Config[32354:1825441] WARNING: Secure coding is not enabled for restorable state! Enable secure coding by implementing NSApplicationDelegate.applicationSupportsSecureRestorableState: and returning YES. ^C(venv) MacBook-Air:MacOS cnicholas$  uname -a Darwin MacBook-Air.local 23.6.0 Darwin Kernel Version 23.6.0: Mon Jul 29 21:14:04 PDT 2024; root:xnu-10063.141.2~1/RELEASE_ARM64_T8122 arm64 node --version v20.12.0

I'm really intereted in the 'rest of the pipeline' to detect gunshots; is this done in post-processing in Arbimon? I'm processing Audiomoth data now using Birdnet-analyze for members of Naturesounds.org , and was thinking to try to train the model for this category of sound. Also (... undertanding there are serious power considerations...) it possible yet to detect gunshots, with reasonable probability, on board Audiomoths using Gecko DSP magic. Certainly the dream has always been to do low-bandwidth alerting using something like LoRa or APRS; versus massive, wide-area wireless bandwidth requirements for large-scale deployment of things like Forest guardians. But short of that, how other parks might start doing this kind of long-term monitoring and similar gunshot/bushmeat analysis. And also, what the reality is for Audiomoth acquisition these days - I see the 'Group Gets' notices .... It took nearly 8 months to get a 10-pack of devices + cases from LabMaker in Germany! thanks! Chris

does the 1.2 hardware support dual / stereo input?

@Alex Rogers ok - I've built the sources in Simplicity, and will take a look. What are your thoughts about doing reasonable chainsaw detection in realtime, perhaps using the Cortex processor GPU for FFTs ?

I am also very curious about how the device might be configured to transfer the SD card's contents over a USB tether (that might also provide power) without physically removing the card, and generally working with a co-processor. I've had a long-running discussion with Topher White of RFCX about whether chainsaw detection might be accomplished on-board on an AudioMoth-class device, and a reasonably reliable signal sent out via Ham Radio APRS using commodity 5W VHF handsets ...