;*******************************************************************************
;*
;* GpsDump configuration file.
;*
;* Lines are truncated at the first '#', ';', '*', <CR> or <LF>. This means that
; a line starting with one of these characters is ignored.
;*
;* Space characters can be used in a string parameter by enclosing it with '"'. 
;*
;*******************************************************************************

; Set this parameter to 1 if you want to show parameter values when starting GpsDump
CONFIG_SHOW_PARAMETERS:  0

;----------------------------------
; Texts put in the igc file header.
;----------------------------------

IGC_PILOT_NAME:   "stein s"   ; Text put on the HOPLTPILOT line.
IGC_GLIDER_TYPE:  orion       ; Text put on the HOGTYGLIDERTYPE line.
IGC_GLIDER_ID:    123         ; Text put on the HOGTYGLIDERID line.
IGC_SITE_NAME:    oslo        ; Text put on the HOSITSITE line.
IGC_COMP_CLASS:   serial      ; Text put on the HOCCLCOMPETITION CLASS line.

;------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; If GpsDump is working as a logger, the parameters "-t<task file>" and "--trim"
; operates as follows:
;
; Task NOT invoked:
;
; Logging of points is started immediately. When GpsDump receives the signal SIGINT
; the logger is halted, the logged points are saved (a trimmed version too if the
; trim parameter is invoked), before GpsDump exits.
;
; Task is invoked:
;
; Logging of points is not started until a takeoff is detected. The filter is defined
; in this configuration file. At takeoff the task file containing waypoints is read.
; Later changes are ignored. Any takeoff script is executed.
;
; When GpsDump receives the signal SIGINT any logging is halted, and if any points
; have been logged they are saved. The waypoints read at takeoff are used to generate
; the C records to add to the igc file. Any landing script is executed. GpsDump then
; reverts to searching for a takeoff. GpsDump will continue to toggle between these
; two states (flying or waiting for takeoff) until the signal SIGTERM is received.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

TASK_TAKEOFF_SCRIPT:   ""    ; Executed when a takeoff is detected
TASK_LANDING_SCRIPT:   ""    ; Executed when the log files have been written

;----------------------------------------------
; Tracklog trimming and task filter parameters.
;----------------------------------------------

; Set this parameter to 1 if you want to use feet as trim distances
TRIM_IMPERIAL_UNITS:  0

; Detecting the takeoff location. Set the time span (seconds) where all points are
; within a maximum distance from each other. The start point will be the last point.
; Any parameter set to zero will disable the filter.
TRIM_LOCATION_INTERVAL:    10    ; seconds
TRIM_LOCATION_DISTANCE:    100

; Detecting the start of a flight based on speed:
; The average speed within a time span exceeds a value.
; Setting either the distance or interval to zero disables the filter.
TRIM_TAKEOFF_INTERVAL:     5    ; time span in seconds
TRIM_TAKEOFF_DISTANCE:     25   ; i.e. 5 m/s for 5 seconds 
TRIM_TAKEOFF_PREPEND:      10   ; seconds

; Detecting the start of a flight based on distance:
; Exiting a box (sylinder) around the takeoff location.
; Setting either the radius or the height to zero will disable the filter.
TRIM_TAKEOFF_BOX_RADIUS:    300   ; the radius of the circle around the start point
TRIM_TAKEOFF_BOX_HEIGHT:    150   ; the height above or below the start point
TRIM_TAKEOFF_BOX_PREPEND:   30    ; seconds

; Detecting the end of a flight:
; Traverse backwards from the end of the flight to where
; the average speed within a time frame gets above a value.
; Setting either the distance or interval to zero disables the filter.
TRIM_LANDING_INTERVAL:     5     ; time span in seconds
TRIM_LANDING_DISTANCE:     25
TRIM_LANDING_APPEND:       10    ; seconds