Echo Meter Touch 2 AndroidLearn about Bats
Echo Meter Touch 2 can detect and identify the most likely species of bats in your area. There are thousands of bat species in the world, each with its own slightly different type of echolocation call. Every time you watch for a bat, Echo Meter Touch listens for it and processes the sound using highly complex, proprietary algorithms called “classifiers”. In a split second, Echo Meter Touch shows you the most likely species of bat flying overhead. You can click on each species to learn more. Currently, Echo Meter Touch detectors can identify bat species from North America, the Neotropics, the U.K., Europe and South Africa. Full List Hear Ultrasonic Bat Calls
Discover the world of ultrasonic sound. Bat echolocation calls are ultrasonic – out of the range of human hearing. The Echo Meter Touch bat detector combines a special microphone with sophisticated circuitry and software to transform ultrasonic bats calls into audio that you can hear. Echo Meter Touch displays the bat calls on an interactive, scientific-level spectrogram. You can pause the audio, zoom in on each recording, and listen to it in more detail using one of three professional-level listening modes: Real-Time Expansion, heterodyne, and post-recording time expansion.
*Auto ID classifiers are currently available for species in North America, U.K., Europe, Neotropics and South Africa. For complete and detailed specifications, see product user guide Sample Rate 256k samples per-second at 16 bits Maximum Recording Frequency 128 kHz Gain Settings 1 Custom User Settings
Enclosure Rugged Polycarbonate housing with an integrated acoustical horn Dimensions And Weight
Echo Meter Touch App The Echo Meter Touch App is free and available from the Apple App Store or Google Play. Listening Modes RTE, heterodyne, and post-recording time expansion Recording Format Full-spectrum WAV Species Auto-ID Regions North America, the Neotropics, the U.K. and Europe, and South Africa |
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