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Summary of Contents for Apodemus BatLure
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Its simple user interface makes it very easy to operate, even without reading this manual you will be able to use the BatLure within a few minutes. All operations like changing the batteries or SD card do not need tools.
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3. Place eight fresh AA (penlight) batteries of the same type and charge in the holder; 4. Put the battery holder back in the BatLure. Make sure the contact pins are put in first with the pins on the right-hand side;...
There is a small difference in the reported battery status of rechargeable and non- rechargeable batteries. Rechargeable batteries tend to report a little less capacity than they really have. This does not shorten the operating time of the BatLure. Preparing an SD card for your BatLure (a computer is needed) 1.
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To get a fresh copy of “batlureconfig.txt”: a. Delete or rename the file “batlureconfig.txt” from you SD card (if there is one); b. Place the SD card in the BatLure and turn it on; c. After 5 seconds you can turn it off;...
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Since the first BatLures were produced, there have been a number of upgrades in the BatLure design. The serial number of the BatLure is used to check whether a BatLure has certain features out of the factory, and also to check which serial number is required to update to a newer version, and with that gaining new and advanced features.
Technical specifications Memory card: SD Card, formatted either in FAT16 or FAT32, up to 32GB supported. Supported files: Wave files (.wav), Mono/ Stereo, 8/16bit Output frequency: 5KHz…100KHz DAC Sampling frequency: up to 600KHz Time expansion: Standard supported (switchable) Output power: DAC resolution: 12 bit Battery operating time:...
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