AnaBat™ Bat Detector

The AnaBat™ Bat Detector simplifies bat monitoring. All you need to make remote recordings of bat calls is in one easy to use unit. The calls picked up by the AnaBat™ Bat Detector can be written to a Compact Flash card within the unit for later analysis on a PC.

No more bulky recording devices, relay switches, cables, etc. in the field, so you can focus on the job at hand. Easily adapted, the AnaBat™ Bat Detector system is packed with features so you get exactly what you want from the data recorded.

Features

Upgraded Features From SD1 Model

The SD2 model features several new additions for customer convenience:

• Lighter Weight: 440g, previously 505g
• Easier firmware upgrades - just install the new firmware on a CF card and load it into the SD2. It’s that easy!
• More input/ output connection points to PC: Headphone socket, USB, serial port, 12V power in, HF output, digital I/O for interfacing to other equipment.
• Additional data division 4 restored
• Writes log files on your CF card to record its status during each monitoring session.
• Digital I/O port allows SD2 to connect to other equipment – e.g. a weather station or light sensor.

The AnaBat™ SD2 Bat Detector also features a voice recorder, selectable audio and data division ratios, low battery indicator, audio mute and calibration tone and more.

Titley Scientific’s AnaLookW™ sound analysis software program is included in your AnaBat™SD2 Bat Detector purchase to produce sonograms from your recordings. Comprehensive user manuals and a USB cable connection are also included.

Batteries, CF memory card and CF Reader not included.

CF Compatible

The AnaBat™ Bat Detector uses a Compact Flash (CF) memory card to store bat call data. As a rough guide, a 512MB card could store about 2 months worth of data. The serial number of each AnaBat™ Bat Detector is embedded in the stored data in order to identify which detector recorded what data.

GPS Recorder

The exact position of a bat call can be simultaneously recorded by connecting a global positioning system (GPS) to the AnaBat™ Bat Detector.

Real Time Clock (RTC)

An internal real time clock keeps track of the date and time bat call data is recorded.

RTC Wake Up

Using the real time clock the AnaBat™ Bat Detector can be programmed to 'wake up’ at a specified date and time, conserving battery power until the detector is required.

Programmable Monitoring

Similarly, the AnaBat™ Bat Detector can be programmed to monitor for bat calls between certain hours (e.g. 6 to 11pm). Again, this allows you to conserve battery power when remotely recording bat activity.

Replaceable Transducer

Model STI (standard microphone), optional Hi-Mic (for use on extension cables), optional Lo-Mic (for low frequency bats)

Internal or External batteries

The AnaBat™ Bat Detector can be powered from either 4 internal 'AA' size batteries (suitable for overnight or shorter term use) or a 12V external battery for extended use in the field

Computer Connection

The AnaBatTM Bat Detector can be connected to a PDA or laptop computer to produce real-time sonograms of detected calls. This unique feature helps you to rapidly and accurately identify bats in the field.

The AnaBatTM Bat Detector also features a voice recorder, selectable audio and data division ratios, low battery indicator, audio mute and calibration tone and more.

Titley Scientific’s AnaLookW™ sound analysis software program is included in your AnaBat™ Bat Detector purchase to produce sonograms from your recordings. Comprehensive user manuals and a cable connection to computers are also included.

Batteries and CF memory card, CF Reader not included