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-# Aliases
+**Version:** 0.3.0 and newer
+Aliases
+---
+Aliases are a powerful feature in sdrtrunk that enable you to assign meaning to
+many of the logical identifiers found in radio communication systems. An
+alias can represent one or more radios, radio groups, people, vehicles,
+network nodes, etc. An alias can have multiple associated identifiers that
+allow you to link together each of the pieces of information that can be used
+to identify something or someone.
+
+Aliases provide the ability to trigger actions whenever any of the identifiers
+that are associated with the alias are active on the radio network. For
+instance, you can assign an alias to beep, or popup a message dialog whenever
+the alias is active. By assigning a script alias action, the possibilities
+are unlimited for triggered actions.
+
+Aliases also allow you to define audio monitoring priority, recording, and
+network audio streaming of audio associated with the alias when active.
+
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+Figure 1 presents the Alias tab showing the alias table and the single alias
+editor. In this view, you can select an individual alias row in the table
+and the alias editor allows you to change any of the details about the alias
+and to add or delete alias identifiers and alias actions.
+
+Each column in the table provides a drop-down field in the column header
+allowing multiple search and row filtering options.
+
+Each of the single alias editor options are described later in this document.
+
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+Figure 2 shows the multiple alias editor. By selecting multiple rows of
+aliases, you can modify individual settings across a set of aliases with a
+single action.
+
+Click on a check box for a setting that you want to change, type in a value
+or select from the list, and click **Save** to change that setting for all
+selected aliases.
+
+Each of the multiple alias editor options are described later in this document
+
+Single Alias Editor - Alias Tab
+---
+
+The following are settings that can be modified for each alias. The single
+alias editor is shown in Figure 1.
+
+#### Name
+The alias name is the textual value that will be displayed everywhere that the
+alias is used.
+
+#### List
+An alias list is a named group of aliases that you attach to one or more
+channel configurations. Type in a new alias list name select an existing
+alias list name from the list.
+
+Attach an alias list to a channel configuration and all aliases with the
+alias list name will be used by any decoder(s) specified in the channel
+configuration.
+
+#### Group
+An alias group is a second grouping option that allows you to better organize
+your alias lists and to quickly filter your larger alias lists into manageable
+sizes convenient for editing. The alias group value is not used by any of the
+decoders and is only provided as a means for you to organize your aliases.
+
+#### Color
+Select a color by clicking on the color bar and choose a color from the
+dialog. This color will be used when displaying the alias name or when
+plotting the GPS locations and path of travel for an alias on the integrated
+map display. NOTE: use caution when choosing a light color or white, because
+the text will not be visible against most of the white background displays.
+
+#### Icon
+Choose an icon from the dropdown list or click on the **Icon Manager** button
+to import your own custom icon to attach to your alias. The icon will be
+displayed next to your alias name and will be used on the integrated map
+display when plotting GPS locations.
+
+#### Save Button
+After editing any of the settings in the aliast, click the **Save** button
+to save the settings.
+
+#### Reset Button
+Click the reset button if you have made changes to the alias settings and
+wish to revert all settings back to the previous saved state.
+
+Single Alias Editor - Audio/Identifier Tab
+---
+This tab allows you to assign one or more identifiers to an alias and to
+assign audio settings for priority, recording and streaming. Once you have
+attached audio or identifier items to an alias, you can select each item
+individually in the list and an editor will appear allowing you to change
+the setting(s) for the item.
+
+#### New Button
+Click the new button to choose a new audio or identifier item to attach to
+the alias. The items that you can add or attach to an alias are detailed
+immediately following the Delete button description.
+
+#### Clone Button
+Select an existing item in the list and click the Clone button to create a
+duplicate copy of the item. You can then change the settings for the cloned
+copy of the audio or identifier.
+
+#### Delete Button
+Select an existing item in the list that you want to remove from the alias
+and click the Delete button.
+
+#### Audio and Identifier Items
+
+##### ESN
+Electronic Serial Number (ESN) identifiers used in specific decoders like
+LTR-Net.
+
+##### Fleetsync
+Kenwood fleetsync radio or group identifier. This identifier only applies to
+the Fleetsync decoder.
+
+##### LoJack
+Lojack function and ID. This identifier only applies to the LoJack decoder.
+
+##### LTRNet UID
+LTR-Net Unique ID. This identifier only applies to the LTR-Net decoder.
+
+##### MDC-1200
+MDC-1200 radio identifier. This identifier only applies to the MDC-1200
+decoder.
+
+##### MPT-1327
+MPT-1327 radio or group identifier. This identifier only applies to the
+MPT-1327 decoder.
+
+##### Passport MIN
+Passport Mobile ID Number (MIN). This identifier only applies to the Passport
+decoder.
+
+##### Site
+Radio network site identifier. This identifier is used in the LTR-Net,
+MPT-1327 and P25 decoders to allow you to alias each network site with a
+meaningful site descriptor label.
+
+##### Status
+Status code identifier. This identifier is used by the Fleetsync and
+MPT-1327 decoders.
+
+##### Talkgroup
+Talkgroup or radio identifier. This identifer is used by the P25, LTR
+Standard, and Tait 1200 decoders.
+
+##### Audio Broadcast Channel
+This audio setting designates an audio broadcast (streaming) channel. Any
+audio calls associated with the alias will be streamed across the specified
+streaming channel.
+
+##### Audio Non-Recordable
+This audio setting designates the alias as non-recordable. If you wish to
+change the alias and make it recordable again, simply delete the non-recordable
+item from the list.
+
+##### Audio Priority
+Assigns an audio listening priority of 1 (highest) to 100 (lowest), or
+designates the alias as **Do Not Monitor** when you slide the setting all the
+way to the right.
+
+
+Single Alias Editor - Action Tab
+---
+(to be continued)
+
+Multiple Alias Editor
+---
+The multiple alias editor allows you to modify one or more settings across a
+selected set of aliases. Simply use your mouse in combination with the
+**Alt** key to select a range of aliases. Use your mouse in combination with
+the **Control** key to select multiple individual aliases.
+
+**NOTE:** The multiple alias editor will only modify those settings that you
+have selected by clicking the check box to the left of each setting. You can
+modify multiple settings at a time by checking the box next to each setting
+that you want to modify.
+
+#### Save and Reset Buttons
+Click the **Save** button to apply any settings that you have changed. Click
+the **Reset** button to reset any changes that you have made to the editor
+panel, without applying those changes to the selected aliases.
+
+#### List, Group, Color and Icon
+These settings are the same as detailed above for the single alias editor.
+
+#### Record
+Recording is turned on for each individual channel configuration. When
+recording is turned on, all calls are recorded. You can designate specific
+aliases or groups of aliases to not be recorded by adding the **Non-Recordable**
+alias identifier to each alias.
+
+Choose the **Non-Recordable** option to add the non-recordable alias identifier
+to each of the selected aliases. Choos the **Recordable** option to remove
+the non-recordable alias identifier from each of the aliases. You can view
+the recordable status of each alias the single aliase editor, Audio Identifier
+tab.
+
+#### Priority
+Each alias can have an audio monitoring priority. Assign a value of 1 to 100
+where 1 is the highest priority and 100 is the lowest priority. Slide the
+audio priority all the way to the right to select the **Do Not Monitor**
+priority. Audio from any alias with Do Not Monitor will not be played over
+the local speakers.
+
+#### Streaming
+Each alias can be streamed over one or more internet audio streaming
+channels. Internet streaming channels can be configured in the **Streaming**
+tab.
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