@ -28,14 +28,14 @@
#
# The initial global logging level: ERROR, WARN, NOTICE, INFO, DEBUG, DEEPDEBUG
Log.Level NOTICE
Log.Level ERROR
# Logging levels can also be defined for individual source files.
# This example set shows normal operations in the control layer (L3).
Log.Level.MobilityManagement.cpp INFO
Log.Level.MobilityManagement.cpp ERROR
$optional Log.Level.MobilityManagement.cpp
Log.Level.CallControl.cpp INFO
Log.Level.CallControl.cpp ERROR
$optional Log.Level.CallControl.cpp
Log.Level.RadioResource.cpp INFO
Log.Level.RadioResource.cpp ERROR
$optional Log.Level.RadioResource.cpp
# The log file path. If not set, logging goes to stdout.
@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ $static TRX.Path
# TRX logging.
# Logging level.
# IF TRX.Path IS DEFINED, THIS MUST ALSO BE DEFINED.
TRX.LogLevel NOTICE
TRX.LogLevel ERROR
$static TRX.LogLevel
# Logging file. If not defined, logs to stdout.
TRX.LogFileName test.TRX.out
@ -305,7 +305,7 @@ GSM.MaxExpectedDelaySpread 1
# With RxGain 57, -71.0dBm <-> 0dB RSSI, -113dBm <-> -38.2dB RSSI, -120dBm <-> -41.4dB RSSI
# With RxGain 47, -57.4dBm <-> 0dB RSSI, -113dBm <-> -51.3dB RSSI, -120dBm <-> -54.5dB RSSI
# With RxGain 37, -43.6dBm <-> 0dB RSSI, -113dBm <-> -63.1dB RSSI, -120dBm <-> -65.4dB RSSI
GSM.RxGain 47
GSM.RxGain 19
# Downlink adaptive power management.