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João Victor A. de Lacerda
Oct 9

Schedulling.

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Hi there, can anyone please help me out?

I would like to schedule audiomoth to make 5 minutes records every hour during the whole day (thus 24 files per day). However, after twelve hours, only one 5 min file was recorded. I used exactly the same configuration in a second audiomoth device and three five minutes files were recorded. Find in attachments the image of my configuration app.

 

Thanks a lot in advance!

Alex Rogers
Oct 9

Can you confirm the version number of the configuration app and the version number of the firmware on the two devices.

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João Victor A. de Lacerda
Oct 9

The version number of the configuration app is 1.2.2.

Sorry for my ignorance, but how can I access information on the device firmware?

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Alex Rogers
Oct 9

Plug the AudioMoth in and the firmware version will appear in the window at the top of the configuration app.

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Alex Rogers
Oct 9

Can you email me the single file that it did write (alex.rogers@cs.ox.ac.uk).

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Alex Rogers
Oct 9

That configuration is working fine for us. Are you still seeing the same problem?

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João Victor A. de Lacerda
Nov 5

Dear Alex (and to whom else it may concern): apperently, my problem was related to the sd cards. I bought new ones (same specification as the old ones but a different brand) and audiomoth is now working just fine.

 

Alex, thank you very much for your promptness and attention. Best regards,

JV

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Alex Rogers
Nov 5

Great. SD cards seem to be very variable in quality. We are only recommending SanDisk Extreme cards now as they always seem to work reliably.

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