The Song Meter Mini, Mini Bat, and Micro use a scheduling system that is very similar to the daily schedule mode on the SM4 series, but with a useful feature addition. Schedules are built from blocks that repeat daily, defined by a start time, end time, and an optional duty cycle to follow in-between. Additionally, date ranges can be defined for each schedule block, allowing you to program a schedule that changes over the course of the deployment. This can cover some of the same use cases as the SM4’s advanced scheduling mode, but some other schedules, such as every-other-day recordings, cannot be programmed in the same way.

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