Hello
I would like to record birds and bats with different settings: for birds: 7:30 am to 6:00 pm, Sample rate = 48 kHz, Gain = Med, Sleep Duration (s) = 1500 and Recording Duration (s) = 300. For bats: 6:15 pm to 7:15 am, Sample Rate = 256 kHz, Gain = Med, Sleep Duration (s) = 45 and Recording Duration (s) = 15; UTC +3. It would be possible?
I can't make it.
That would be great for testing a framework.
schedule would be
For birds: 5:00 am to 09:00 pm, Sample rate = 48 kHz, Gain = Med, Sleep Duration (s) = 540 and Recording Duration (s) = 60.
For bats: 8:00 pm to 5:00 am, Sample Rate = 256 kHz, Gain = Med, Sleep Duration (s) = 270 and Recording Duration (s) = 30. UTC+1
The Cofig App may not be used anymore with te new firmware but a CONFIG file will be created I'm assuming. If so, can we adapt the new custom CONFIG file? for example, tuning the recording and sleeping duration.
If you can tell me the schedule that you need I can generate a custom firmware. This firmware will no longer be configurable in the Config App - you use the smartphone app or the Time App to set the time before deploying.
Thank you @Alex Rogers. As an alternative, could the firmware bin files provided above be used instead? Are there any updated version of those bin files and the corresponding CONFIG files?
All the best
Hi,
@Alex Rogers, I'm trying to customize a CONFIG file provided by LIFEPLAN project (https://www2.helsinki.fi/en/projects/lifeplan/instructions) in order to control the recordingPeriods parameter and obtain birds records all day long and bat records during the night only.
My questions: Does it support different recordingPeriods settings for standardSettings and opportunisticSettings ? If so, how this could be adjusted?
Lifeplan original file (config_corner.txt) attached.
I'm trying to use it with Audiomoth 1.1.0
All the best,
Paulo
I have gcc installed on my mac, and have compiled the stock firmware, and have found AudioMoth-Firmware-Basic, and am now about to try my hand at C programming -- very rusty! This functionality is so important for the AudioMoth to realize its potential, I thought I would post before perhaps bugging for help, and in case there are technical concerns -- and to express surprise that nobody has published on GitHub a mod of AudioMothFirmware-Basic with this functionality. Not that I've found anyway. Wouldn't that be a good thing? Wink, nudge.