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Echo Meter Touch 2 PRO Bat Detector Tutorial Videos
The Echo Meter Touch 2 (Standard and PRO) transforms your smartphone or tablet into a professional bat detection tool. Designed for researchers, environmental consultants, and wildlife enthusiasts, it provides high-fidelity recordings with noise reduction and enhanced bat call capture. Compatible with Android devices (USB-C or Micro-USB) and iOS, it works in the field without an internet connection. It includes real-time listening modes, interactive spectrograms, geolocation, and automatic species suggestions using Bat Auto-ID technology.
Bat echolocation calls are ultrasonic and generally inaudible to humans. The Echo Meter Touch 2 combines a specialized microphone with advanced circuitry and software to convert these ultrasonic calls into audible sounds. Calls are displayed on a scientific-grade interactive spectrogram. Users can pause the audio, zoom in on recordings, and listen using one of three professional modes: Real-Time Expansion (RTE), Heterodyne, and Post-Recording Time Expansion.
Both Standard and PRO models allow real-time bat monitoring, probable species identification, echolocation visualization, tracking of recording locations on maps, and easy sharing of findings. The PRO version adds greater sensitivity, electronic noise reduction, and advanced recording options, while the Standard version provides reliable professional performance for bat research and observation.
SNR measures the volume of bat calls relative to background and electronic noise in a recording. A bat detector with a high SNR is preferred because it can capture weak or distant calls. This graph compares the SNR of the EMT 2 PRO and EMT 2 at different frequencies. Because the EMT 2 PRO has a higher SNR, it is more likely to record high-frequency bats (above 60 kHz).
This graph shows the microphone sensitivity and electronic noise produced by the EMT 2 PRO and EMT 2 across the recording bandwidth. The difference between these values determines the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).
Directionality indicates how many decibels (dB) are lost as a bat moves away from the microphone's most sensitive area. The EMT 2 PRO and EMT 2 detect bats broadly in front of you while minimizing echoes reflected from your body.
Note: Requires an iOS or Android device with a USB-C port. iOS devices with a Lightning port are not compatible (including with an adapter). Android devices with a Micro-USB port require an approved OTG adapter. Includes a USB-C extension adapter for use with phone and tablet cases. See the compatible devices and adapters list below.
| Technical Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Listening Modes | RTE, Heterodyne, and Time Expansion |
| Recording Format | Full-spectrum WAV |
| Sampling Rate | 256k or 384k samples per second at 16 bits |
| Gain Settings | 3 selectable levels |
| Customizable Functions | Audio division, real-time identification, night sessions, auto-ID sensitivity, noise saving, maximum trigger duration, trigger window, and trigger sensitivity |
| Enclosure | Durable polycarbonate with an integrated acoustic horn |
| Auto-ID Regions | North America, Neotropics, Europe, South Africa |
| Variables | Echo Meter Touch 2 Standard | Echo Meter Touch 2 PRO |
|---|---|---|
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) | Standard SNR performance | Enhanced SNR performance (higher sensitivity and lower electronic noise) |
| Sampling Rate | 256k samples per second at 16 bits | 256k or 384k samples per second at 16 bits |
| Gain Settings | 1 level | 3 selectable levels |
| Listening Modes | RTE, Heterodyne, and Post-Recording Time Expansion | RTE, Heterodyne, and Post-Recording Time Expansion |
| Microphone Sensitivity | Lower | Higher |
| Electronic Noise | Moderate | Reduced |
| Directionality (dB Loss per Angle) |
0°: 0 dB 30°: 2 dB 60°: 5 dB 90°: 8 dB |
0°: 0 dB 30°: 1 dB 60°: 2 dB 90°: 3 dB |
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