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correct callLog to true to match code (#824)
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rosecitytransit authored Jun 15, 2023
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| broadcastifySslVerifyDisable | | false | **true** / **false** | Optionally disable SSL verification for Broadcastify uploads, given their apparent habit of letting their SSL certificate expire |
| consoleLog | | true | **true** / **false** | Send logging output to the console |
| logFile | | false | **true** / **false** | Send logging output to a file |
| logDir | | logs/ | string | Where the console output logs should be put |
| logDir | | logs/ | string | Where the output logs should be put |
| frequencyFormat | | "exp" | **"exp" "mhz"** or **"hz"** | the display format for frequencies to display in the console and log file. |
| controlWarnRate | | 10 | number | Log the control channel decode rate when it falls bellow this threshold. The value of *-1* will always log the decode rate. |
| controlRetuneLimit | | 0 | number | Number of times to attempt to retune to a different control channel when there's no signal. *0* means unlimited attemps. The counter is reset when a signal is found. Should be at least equal to the number of channels defined in order for all to be attempted. |
| statusAsString | | true | **true** / **false** | Show status as strings instead of numeric values |
| statusServer | | | string | The URL for a WebSocket connect. Trunk Recorder will send JSON formatted update message to this address. HTTPS is currently not supported, but will be in the future. OpenMHz does not support this currently. [JSON format of messages](./notes/STATUS-JSON.md) |
| broadcastSignals | | true | **true** / **false** | Broadcast decoded signals to the status server. |
| logLevel | | "info" | **"trace", "debug", "info", "warning", "error"** or **"fatal"** | the logging level to display in the console and log file. The options are *trace*, *debug*, *info*, *warning*, *error* & *fatal*. The default is *info*. |
| logLevel | | "info" | **"trace"**, **"debug"**, **"info"**, **"warning"**, **"error"** or **"fatal"** | the logging level to display in the console and log file. The options are *trace*, *debug*, *info*, *warning*, *error* & *fatal*. The default is *info*. |
| debugRecorder | | true | **true** / **false** | Will attach a debug recorder to each Source. The debug recorder will allow you to examine the channel of a call be recorded. There is a single Recorder per Source. It will monitor a recording and when it is done, it will monitor the next recording started. The information is sent over a network connection and can be viewed using the `udp-debug.grc` graph in GnuRadio Companion |
| debugRecorderPort | | 1234 | number | The network port that the Debug Recorders will start on. For each Source an additional Debug Recorder will be added and the port used will be one higher than the last one. For example the ports for a system with 3 Sources would be: 1234, 12345, 1236. |
| debugRecorderAddress | | "127.0.0.1" | string | The network address of the computer that will be monitoring the Debug Recorders. UDP packets will be sent from Trunk Recorder to this computer. The default is *"127.0.0.1"* which is the address used for monitoring on the same computer as Trunk Recorder. |
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| unitScript | | | string | The filename of a script that runs when a radio (unit) registers (is turned on), affiliates (joins a talk group), deregisters (is turned off), gets an acknowledgment response, transmits, gets a data channel grant, a unit-unit answer request or a Location Registration Response. Passed as parameters: `shortName radioID on\|join\|off\|ackresp\|call\|data\|ans_req\|location`. On joins and transmissions, `talkgroup` is passed as a fourth parameter; on answer requests, the `source` is. On joins and transmissions, `patchedTalkgroups` (comma separated list of talkgroup IDs) is passed as a fifth parameter if the talkgroup is part of a patch on the system. See *examples/unit-script.sh* for a logging example. Note that for paths relative to trunk-recorder, this should start with `./`( or `../`). |
| audioArchive | | true | **true** / **false** | Should the recorded audio files be kept after successfully uploading them? |
| transmissionArchive | | false | **true** / **false** | Should each of the individual transmission be kept? These transmission are combined together with other recent ones to form a single call. |
| callLog | | false | **true** / **false** | Should a json file with the call details be kept after successful uploads? |
| callLog | | true | **true** / **false** | Should a json file with the call details be kept after successful uploads? |
| analogLevels | | 8 | number (1-32) | The amount of amplification that will be applied to the analog audio. |
| maxDev | | 4000 | number | The maximum deviation for analog channels. If you analog recordings sound good or if you have a completely digital system, then there is no need to touch this. |
| digitalLevels | | 1 | number (1-16) | The amount of amplification that will be applied to the digital audio. |
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