Each ANTENNA line consists of the antenna number and three parameters: direction, name, beam width (or scan target, see below). The fourth parameter is optional: it can be either "VELLEMAN" or "DEVANTECH" (if you use either of these antenna relay boards for the antenna switches) or it can be any third-party antenna switch that can be invoked from the command line - in that case the full path to that CMD/BAT file must be given as the fourth parameter.

If you use VELLEMAN or DEVANTECH, the antenna number also defines the relay number.

The third parameter (beam width) can be replaced by the default scan target of the antenna (MW9 or MW10). If MW9 or MW10 is used, the system will change the LIVESCAN target automatically when the antenna is switched (see GUIDE > LIVESCAN for more details).

Default = NO. If AUTO_CALIBRATE = YES, automatic calibration will be performed all the time in the background, based on the current calibration frequency. AUTO_CALIBRATE = YES is useful only if you have a stable calibration frequency or an external GPSDO; otherwise this continuous auto-calibration mode may cause annoying left-right spectrum jumps on the display.

Default = N/A. Sometimes it is interesting to know what is the strongest station/frequency on the MW dial. This can be always seen in the PEAK value on the STATUSBAR. Also in the LIVE mode, the CONDX > LIVE MAP display shows the list of the strongest carriers on the selected MW stepping. Sometimes there can be NDB frequencies on your local continent which appear to be the strongest (for example in the Southern Finland the nearby Russian beacons are often the strongest frequencies on the MW10 channels). In these cases you can eliminate those NDB frequencies from the PEAK / list with this BEACONS option. These BEACONS frequencies are also used in skipping the NDB frequencies if you use the TOOLBAR > STRONGEST feature which can be used to show the "strongest carrier list" on any JAGUAR display.

Default = FREQS. Select the data shown on the bottom of the graphics area.

FREQS can be used for navigation and direct jumps to frequencies. The brightness of the "freqency ball" is based on the signal strength of the frequency.

Default = DEFAULT (= CLIPS folder located in the JAGUAR installation folder). This can be overridden by a user defined folder to be used for saving audio clips via CLIPPER (if the default or the JAGDATA folder can't be used, see JAGDATA below).

Default = DEFAULT (= DATE TIME CLIP FREQ.mp3). If you start CLIPPER from the STATION MENU, the "CLIP" label is replaced by the station NAME.

You can override the default audio clip name with your own naming format using 4-character symbols:

#FREQ #DATE #TIME #NAME #CALL #SSB #LPRF (=log profile) and literals

For example, if you want your audio clip names to start with the frequency and use underscores in the name so that the clip files can be used in URLs, you can create the following naming template:

#FREQ_#CALL_#DATE_#TIME_IPA

which will generates clip names such as "1030_WBZ_2015-11-08_06'00'00_IPA.mp3"

CUSTOMFREQS supports the selection of an optimal filter (STOCK | JAZZ | CALLIOPE) / mode (BASE | STEEP | STUDIO) / bandwidth / offset / SSB mode independently for each frequency. In addition, CUSTOMFREQS remembers one manual notch (position and size) for each frequency.

DEFAULT_FILTER = JAZZ, STEEP, 2.8, 0.1
DEFAULT_FILTER = JAZZ, STUDIO, 4.0, -0.3
DEFAULT_FILTER = CALLIOPE, BASE, 3.2, 0.3
DEFAULT_FILTER = STOCK, BASE, 3.0, 0.3

DIAL must have a name followed by a list of frequencies, frequency ranges and/or ITU codes. If ITU codes are used, the system will replace the ITU code by all the MW frequencies for that specific country.

DIAL = Graveyard, 1230, 1240, 1340, 1400, 1450, 1490
DIAL = Hot, 1190, 1560, 1580
DIAL = Algeria, ALG
DIAL = South Africa, AFS, AGL, BOT, MWI, MOZ, 1170
DIAL = X-Band, 1610-1710

Each DIAL can be activated by loading it to VFO: when clicking TOOLBAR > VFO, you'll get the popup menu for the available DIALs. After that it is easy to scroll the frequecny list and spot parallel programs over several frequencies.

Default = NO. This means that the visible spectrum on the SPECTRA display can be dragged only vertically. DRAGGER = YES allows dragging also horizontally.

Default = TOHAREA, CIRCLE, JIXCURVES. You can tailor the visible graphics elements on the JAGUAR displays using the GRAPHICS parameter. The list can contain as many options as you want. The default option list gives the JAGUAR V10 outlook. The valid options are:

TOHAREA - Top-of-the-hour area ("ID AREA") on the PLAYBAR for files containing TOH
CIRCLE - Center circle for the spectrum, the size is based on the zoom level
JIXCURVES - Red JIX curves on the SPECTRUM HISTORY and YAS LOG
LINES - Horizontal lines on the SPECTRUM and YAS LOG displays
QSA - Current QSA value on the left end of the PLAYBAR
JIXMETER - Current JIX value on the right end of the PLAYBAR
TABS - "Frame tabs" on the edges: the areas where hovering the mouse cursor triggers HEARD/DAYLOG/AUDIOBOX/PLAYBOX
REDPIN - Red playback offset pointer / red "spot-on" calibration pointer.
FATTOP - DATABASE BAR is always kept visible on the top

Default = YES. If this is set to NO, you'll get a performance benefit but the spectra may contain some spurious signals.

Default = N/A. The user-defined time in UTC for the daily PC hibernation. HHMM must be replaced by the desired time, e.g. HIBERNATE = 1410. Don't use this option if you have enabled the MESTOR controlled hibernation.

Default = 10. You can define the "density" of the HOMESCAN spectrum preview, XX given as seconds. This parameter defines the spectrum snapshot interval when you tune to a new frequency on the HOME display.

Default = N/A. If no JAGDATA is given, all the "user data" is saved to the Jaguar installation folder. If you make a fresh JAGUAR installation to a new folder, you normally want to use your existing TURTLE databases, loggings etc. also in that new environment. This requires quite a lot of file copies, unless you use the JAGDATA parameter which makes your personal DX data independent from the JAGUAR setups/versions. If "JAGDATA=folder" is given, all the user data is saved to that folder instead of the Jaguar installation folder. In addition, you can also define this folder to Dropbox if you want to sync all user data between your local and remote setups.

If you deploy this feature, at first you must create that folder manually and move all the existing "user data" to this new folder - after that JAGUAR takes care of the maintenance.

The "user data" consists the following files and folders:

- TURTLE folder 
- CLIPS folder
- LOGS folder
- MAIL folder
- SHOTS folder
- STREAMS folder
- FILEBOX folder

- OFFSET.txt file
- STREAMS.txt file
- LOG_PROFILES.txt file
- BEEHIVE.txt file
- CUSTOMFREQS file 

Default = NO. If KEEP_MAXIMIZED = YES, JAGUAR will stay in the full-screen mode. JAGUAR will not automatically enter the minimized mode. Normally, the minimized mode is invoked if there is no user activity in one hour. It is not recommended to keep this enabled in unattended operations: the minimized mode minimizes the resource consumption.

Default = DEFAULT. You can customize this logging row format. The output row can be freely customized with fixed literal strings and LOGMODE keywords. Each keyword is four characters long, preceded by #. JAGUAR translates the keyword to its value while logging. The valid parameters are as follows:

#NAME #FREQ #DATE #TIME #CALL #ITUC #USER #USRN #OFFS #QSAC #ZONE #YYYY #MMMM #DDDD
#HHHH #MINS #MNTH #SECS #FILE #LINE #DIST #COMM #TENT #SINP #CLAT #CLON #SSBC #CALX 
#NAMX #ANTX #LPRF #TABS	

For example, when the LOGMODE is

#FREQ #TIME #NAME #COMM #USER

the log line contains frequency, time, station name, comments and userid.

When the LOGMODE is

#FREQ;#CALX;#NAMX-#COMM;#SINP;#HHHH#MINS;#DDDD/#MMMM;USER

it will generate an optimal logging line for the MWC log format; #CALX and #NAMX will generate strings designed for MWC in mind. USER must be replaced by the user initials used in MWC, which may be different from #USER which generates the JAGUAR userid. All values are separated by a semicolon, so the output file can also be loaded to Excel.

Default = NO. You can define a maximum of three log profiles. These profiles are useful if you want to make loggings to several publications with one single logging action. This is a deprecated feature but still available for those who have deployed it in the past.

Default = YES. If LOG_TO_DAYLOG = YES, clicking SUBMIT in the LOGBOX adds the logging to DAYLOG.

Default = NO. If LOG_TO_FILE = YES, clicking SUBMIT in the LOGBOX adds the logging to the LOG.CSV file.

Default = NO. If LOG_TO_MWLI = YES, clicking SUBMIT in the LOGBOX sends the logging to MWLI. If this feature is enabled, you will also need to define the "MWLI"-parameter, see below.

EMAIL - the email address which you have registered with MWLI
OMID - the numerical value found in your MWLI profile under MWLI's "myAM" properties tab.

If you are unsure of your omid number, you can check it by logging in to the MWLI at https://www.mwlist.org, clicking the "myAM" tab and picking up the number shown below the "myAM" on the details page.

MYFLAGS - The system will support personal offset flags, these offsets are saved / maintained in your local setup only
MAPFLAGS - The system allows displaying the offset flags also on the map displays

Default = NO. If PAINT_LOOP = YES, a playback loop can be simply painted on the PLAYBAR using the mouse cursor.

Default = N/A. Compare two recordings recorded at the same time. See details in GUIDE > PANTS.

Default = N/A. When using the PANTS feature, you can give short names (max 6 characters) to the recorded file sets, for example the labels can be ANT290,ANT335 showing the antenna directions.

Default = YES. If PERSEUS_PREAMP = NO, the internal amplifier of the Perseus hardware will be set OFF.

Default = NO. If there's a break/crash in the overnight recording and the automated restart/connection fails due to (potential) USB issue, this REDO_RESTART will retry the whole restart process until the Perseus connection finally succeeds (note: if USB (/disk/Perseus) is totally unavailable, this will cause an eternal restart loop. Use this with care, because normal power breaks etc. are handled correctly without this parameter.

Default = NO. If REVERSE_WHEEL = YES, the direction of mouse scrolling is reversed in the main operations.

Default = SSB. The RIGHT_CLICK functionality of the mouse on the graphics area can be selected from the following options:

Default = HOME. Select the display screen what is shown right after the JAGUAR start. If START\_AS = MINIMIZED is selected, JAGUAR will stay idle (no connection to Perseus) until a playback or recording request is activated.

Default = P4. JAGUAR will use the BLUE color (P4) for the logged stations on MAPS / TURTLE by default. This can be overriden using a different tag value in TAG_FOR_LOGGED. For example, TAG_FOR_LOGGED = P3 will change the default to black.

Default = NO. If TRANSPARENCY = YES, the SPECTOR peaks are displayed transparent, i.e. FLAGS, etc. can be seen behind the SPECTOR peaks.

If you want these images, please change param1 and optionally param2 and param3:

Param1: STANDARD or ZOOMED. STANDARD will show one snapshot line per two minutes, the ZOOMED option gives one snapshot line per one minute starting from 22 UTC. Using the ZOOMED option, your x.gif files show less hours per day but with a better resolution.

Param2: MW10 or MW9. Define the target frequencies shown in the image.

Param3: LOCAL or SERVER. LOCAL saves the images only to your local PC, but if SERVER is defined, JAGUAR automatically uploads the YAS LOG images to the kapsi.fi server. The images on the server are refreshed once an hour, and they can be viewed via any browser using this URL: http://jaguars.kapsi.fi/jagnet/jagthumb_12345678.gif. Replace "12345678" with your JAGUAR key, as shown in INFOBOX.

For example

YAS_IMAGES = STANDARD, MW10, SERVER

For example

YAS_CAPTIONS = 600, 800, 1000, 1200, 1400, 1600

will show the corresponding frequencies on the top of the YAS LOGs.