JAMMING_REQUEST_INITIATED

This message indicates that a platform is attempting to jam a target platform or location. It is associated with the JAMMING_REQUEST_CANCELED event which indicates an end of the attempt.

Format

All Events

<time> <event> <platform name> weapon: <weapon name>
 Mode: <current mode name> Active Requests: <count of EM transmitters>
 Frequency: {<frequency * 1E-9> " ghz" | <frequency * 1E-6> " mhz" | <frequency * 1E-3> " khz" | <frequency> " hz"
 Bandwidth: {<bandwidth * 1E-9> " ghz" | <bandwidth * 1E-6> " mhz" | <bandwidth> * 1E-3> " khz" | <bandwidth> " hz"
 *If Target is valid:*
 Target: <target name>

Breakdown

<time>

current simulation time

<event>

simulation event that occurred

<platform name>

name of platform that contains jammer

weapon: <weapon name>

name of jammer (jammers are modeled as weapons)

Mode: <current mode name>

current jammer mode

Active Requests: <count of EM transmitters>

number of jammer transmitters (current jammer mode only)

Frequency: <frequency> <units>

frequency of jammer request and frequency units

Bandwidth: <bandwidth> <units>

transmitter bandwidth

Following is added to message only if a valid **Target* was selected*

Target: target name <target name>

name of sensor that is being jammed

How it Appears in Output

2164.24057 JAMMING_REQUEST_INITIATED strike-1_alv_2 Weapon: fwd_jammer \
  Mode: default Active Requests: 1 Frequency: 1.285 GHz Bandwidth: 1 MHz Target: threat-ew-1

How to Show Event Messages

event_output
   file replay.evt              # write event messages to file "replay.evt"
   enable JAMMING_REQUEST_CANCELED
   enable JAMMING_REQUEST_INITIATED
   enable JAMMING_REQUEST_UPDATED
end_event_output