Hi guys! I am developing a device that could use the AudioMoth Dev. I see the GPIO pins and the UART connections. The scientist I am working with wants 16 bit 48khz wav files to be uploaded to a far away data center. I am going to connect a board to AudioMoth Dev that can transmit recordings. I was wondering if it will be possible to move these recordings from AudioMoth Dev in real time over those pins to whatever microcontroller I add or if the chip/interface wouldn't be able to keep up with that data rate. Its 768kbps at those rates. We are hoping to record and transmit continuously. Any pointers or things to watch out for? Thanks!!!!

Recently go my first AudioMoth and I am trying to utilize the Sunrise/Sunset feature but I continue to get an "Unsupported Firmware" pop up "The firmware on the connected AudioMoth does not support sunrise/sunset scheduling. Update to at leas version 1.10.0 or switch to a fixed schedule to configure" However my current version is 1.8.0, it does recommend an update even though I just downloaded this application (and redownloaded to be safe). Watched a video about the "Flash AudioMoth" app, but the link for that just brings me to the Configuration App. Would love help on how to either update my configuration app and/or the AudioMoth depending. Cheers.

Hi. I set the AudioMoth to start recording at 10:20 AM and stop at 10:30 AM (New Zealand time). In the configuration app, I selected the New Zealand time zone. However, when I checked the configuration file, the recording times appear as 22:20 to 22:30. Although the device recorded at the correct local time, this discrepancy could cause confusion. I’m working with over 20 AudioMoth units, each set to record at different times, so it's important that the time information remains consistent and clearly reflects the local time zone to avoid errors in scheduling and data management.