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Auto-increment file name - each time the record button is pressed, a number 
just before the “.wav” extension, and “.if” for IF files, is incremented; if there is 
no initial number, 1 is automatically used first. 

Normally, the recording does not depend on the squelch. However, if the 
option Pause if below squelch  is activated, the recording will pause 
accordingly. 
 

The path and the file names for audio and IF recording can be both manually 
edited or configured using a dedicated dialog box shown by clicking on the 
Browse button. The audio and IF file names are correlated, the only difference 
being the ".if" used before the ".wav" extension. 

The file names can contain "wildcards" which make it possible to include date, 
time, frequency, etc., inside the name of the file. The following wildcards are 
supported: 

#D - system date (in YYYYMMDD format) 
#T - system time (in HHMMSS format) 
#F - frequency in MHz (6 decimals) 
#M - mode - ("AM","AMN","AMS","DSB","USB","LSB","ISB","CW","FMN") 
#N - serial number of the receiver  

For example, the following is an acceptable file name, where the date, time 
and frequency will be included: 

myfile #d #t #f.wav 

Recoding is also possible while the receiver is scanning and searching for 
stations. To take advantage of this feature, enable Pause if below squelch, 
set up a file name which includes the #F frequency wildcard, and start 
scanning. Depending on the scanning parameters, the receiver will then record 
the intercepted station audio or IF samples to “wav” files. For example,  
if Pause if signal appears is enabled, and the Pause delay is set to 10 
seconds, then samples of 10 seconds each will be recorded – see the 
Scanner Configuration chapter for more information.