Bat
on
user guide
•
Frequency division bat detector
•
Real-time sonagrams
•
No tuning required
•
Unique design
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Analysis Software included
(with sample bat calls)
See inside for Instructions
It is then possible to just toggle on and
off with the space bar when something
of interest is heard. This way, none of
the gaps in between episodes of activity
will be recorded, making file sizes more
manageable, and analysis easier.
In order to be able to play back your
files (F2), make sure that total length
of each recording is a minimum of
2 seconds long.
Press ‘Esc’ to halt and save the recording
after which you can use F2 to play
back the file. If you do not press the ‘F’
key (not function key) to create a new
filename, F1 (Scan Input) will continue
to build further into the same, previously
created file.
There are several ‘hot’ keys (F1 – F8),
familiarisation of which, make analysis
of calls much quicker. When using your
laptop in the dark, all BatScan recording
operations can be made without the use
of a mouse.
If you would like to use the sample bat
clips on the CD, copy the file labelled
‘Bat Clips’ to your hard drive, into a
folder of your choice. You will not be able
to access them directly from the CD
into BatScan.
It is recommended that you read the
Operating Instructions from within the
BatScan program ‘Help’ file.
Do not use the baton or your laptop in
adverse weather conditions, such as rain,
unless you can provide a dry environment
around them.
Our ‘Bat Detective’ field guide provides
an excellent grounding for those who
want to find out more about using
bat detectors.
Dimensions; 16.5cm x 4.6cm x 3.4cm
Weight: 81gm
Bat
on is made in England
by
Bat
box Ltd
Bat
box Ltd
2A Chanctonfold
•
Horsham Road
Steyning
•
West Sussex
•
BN44 3AA
Tel:
01903 816298
email: [email protected]
website: www.batbox.com
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