diff --git a/Aliases_V0.3.0.md b/Aliases_V0.3.0.md index 56125c9..ff6956e 100644 --- a/Aliases_V0.3.0.md +++ b/Aliases_V0.3.0.md @@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ Table of Contents * [Multiple Alias Editor](#multiple-alias-editor) * [Examples](#examples) * [Example: Create Aliases for an Alias List](#example-create-aliases-for-an-alias-list) + * [Example: Attach an Alias List to a Decoding Channel](#example-attach-an-alias-list-to-a-decoding-channel) * [Example: P25 Aliases](#example-p25-aliases) * [Example: Audio Priority](#example-audio-priority) * [Example: Audio Streaming](#example-audio-streaming) @@ -340,6 +341,27 @@ Repeat these steps and add three more aliases with the following details: **Figure 4:** New Aliases - ABC Trucking Alias List +Example: Attach an Alias List to a Decoding Channel +--- +We're going to attach the aliases created in the [first example](#example-create-aliases-for-an-alias-list) +to our P25 decoding channel configuration so that the aliases will be used during decoding. + +Aliases are attached to a channel configuration using the Alias List value that is assigned to +each alias. Please refer to the [channels](Channels_V0.3.0.md) wiki page for help in +creating a channel configuration and enabling the channel for decoding. This example assumes +that you have already created a P25 channel configuration. + +1. Click on the **Channels** tab in the application window. +1. Click on the **Name/Alias** tab in the channel editor window at the bottom. +1. Select **ABC Trucking** in the Alias List dropdown box. +1. Click the **Save** button. +1. Click the **Enable** button to start the channel decoding using the **ABC Trucking** alias list. +2. The completed channel configuration is shown in **Figure 4a** below. + +![Figure 4a: Attach Alias List to Channel Configuration](images/AliasExampleChannelAliasList_V0.3.0.png) + +**Figure 4a:** Attach Alias List to Channel Configuration + Example: P25 Aliases --- In this example, we're going to attach P25 radio identifiers and talkgroups to the ABC Trucking aliases @@ -505,3 +527,5 @@ Next, we'll designate our wildcard alias as **Non-Recordable**. ![Figure 11: Wildcard Audio Non-Recordable](images/AliasExampleAudioNonRecordable_V0.3.0.png) **Figure 11:** Wildcard Audio Non-Recordable + +Finally, we change our channel configuration to turn on Audio Recording. diff --git a/images/AliasExampleChannelAliasList_V0.3.0.png b/images/AliasExampleChannelAliasList_V0.3.0.png new file mode 100644 index 0000000..22df06e Binary files /dev/null and b/images/AliasExampleChannelAliasList_V0.3.0.png differ