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SM3 Configurator Software SM3BAT User Guide
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BIOACOUSTIC MONITORING SYSTEMS
5.5
How to Create a Program (SM3 Configurator)
Although you can create a new program starting at line one, as a time-saving best
practice use this procedure to create a new program from one of the sample
programs provided as a template.
1. Open the SM3 Configurator software application.
2. Click the File menu and choose one of the sample programs:
■
Sunrise to Sunset
■ Sunset to Sunrise
■ Sunset - Sunrise ZC (SM3BAT models only)
■
Dawn for 3 hours
■
Dusk for 3 hours
■ 30min on/30min off
■ 24 hours
3. In the Program section, examine each line of the program. Use the drop-
down value lists to edit fields. You can use the mouse or press the Tab key to
advance to the next field. Press Shift+Tab to go back to the previous field.
Press the arrow keys on your keyboard to cycle through value lists.
4. To change a command in any line, select another command from the list.
5. The last line in a program is empty and shows <Choose> in its command field
ready for you to add a new line. To insert a new line, click a line number.
6. To remove a line, select <Delete> in the command field.
7. (Optional) Adjust the Configuration Settings section to override the settings
in the recorder.
8. (Optional) Adjust the Deployment Scenario section to estimate a recording
schedule.
9. Resolve any errors that appear below the Program section.
10. Click the File menu and choose Save .
a. Save the program to your computer to continue editing it or to use it as a
template for future programs.
b. Save the program to an SD card to import it onto one or more recorders in
the field.
5.6
How to Adjust Configuration Settings
Select any of the check boxes in the Configuration Settings section to override
any values already set on an individual SM3BAT unit when you import your
program. For example, select the Prefix check box and enter a new prefix for a
location or project name.
All of the settings in this section are documented elsewhere in this guide.