Releases: OpenAcousticDevices/AudioMoth-Configuration-App
Releases · OpenAcousticDevices/AudioMoth-Configuration-App
1.7.0
1.6.0
- Added night mode to About window
- Added support for AudioMoth Filter Playground config files
- Added low gain range
- Added GPS clock setting
- Allowed hyphens in file prefixes
- Added link to AudioMoth Filter Playground to Help menu
- Made UI colouring more consistent
- Reordered UI
- Fixed loading ignoring values from disabled settings
- Fixed bug where input text would turn invisible on certain input boxes
1.5.1
1.5.0
- Added energy-saver mode
- Added Duration and Event-based recording expansion modes
- Added alternate voltage range and required acoustic configuration settings
- Added two alternate amplitude threshold scales (percentage and decibel)
- Split 'Advanced' settings tab into 'Advanced' and 'Filtering' to tidy up UI
- Added application version to configuration files
- Fixed incorrect warning messages being shown when mesages from device are intercepted by other apps
- Reworked lifespan calculations
- Added a warning when a configuration without a schedule is applied to a device
1.4.1
1.4.0
- Improved accuracy of AudioMoth clock by sending configuration packet at second boundaries.
- Increased frequency of unsupported device warnings.
- Added firmware description display.
- Added acoustic configuration checkbox.
- Added voltage range battery indication checkbox.
- Updated Electron.
- Added "Check For Updates" to Help menu.
- Increased clock update frequency.
1.3.6
Changes
- Changed 256 kHz sample rate option to 250 kHz (see explanation below)
- Tweaked sample rate constants to improve accuracy
- Fixed certain older firmware versions failing to configure
256 kHz -> 250 kHz
Previous iterations of the AudioMoth Configuration App had a slight accuracy error wherein the 256 kHz sample rate was slightly higher than 256 kHz exactly. This was unnoticeable with shorter recordings, but resulted in incorrect file lengths with extremely long recordings.
The 1.4.4 firmware has been updated to both fix this bug and improve the overall accuracy of sample rates. In order to provide exact sample rate values, 250 kHz was chosen to replace 256 kHz as it is possible to get much closer to this value.
1.3.5
1.3.4
- Added warning when recordings will exceed max size for a WAV file (4.3 GB)
- Allowed sleep durations less than 5 seconds (with a warning)
- Altered schedule bar to show recording split which always occurs at midnight in UTC
- Added warning if expansion error log fails to write