Demote conventional "Group Mismatch" errors

[taclane]

Using a channelFile allows users to assign arbitrary talkgroup numbers to conventional frequencies for ease of management and add identifying metadata to these calls.

While it is helpful in a trunked environment that Trunk Recorder can decode talkgroup data from digital voice channels to identify group mismatches, conventional p25 systems are often set as the default TG 1. Any conventional p25 frequency not assigned TG 1 in the channel file is likely to spam the console logs for the duration of the call.

Group Mismatch - Recorder Received TG: 1 Recorder state: recording incoming samples: 1440
Group Mismatch - Recorder Received TG: 1 Recorder state: recording incoming samples: 1440
Group Mismatch - Recorder Received TG: 1 Recorder state: recording incoming samples: 1440
Group Mismatch - Recorder Received TG: 1 Recorder state: idle incoming samples: 1440
Group Mismatch - Recorder Received TG: 1 Recorder state: recording incoming samples: 1440
Group Mismatch - Recorder Received TG: 1 Recorder state: recording incoming samples: 1440
Group Mismatch - Recorder Received TG: 1 Recorder state: recording incoming samples: 1440
Group Mismatch - Recorder Received TG: 1 Recorder state: recording incoming samples: 1440
Group Mismatch - Recorder Received TG: 1 Recorder state: recording incoming samples: 1440
Group Mismatch - Recorder Received TG: 1 Recorder state: recording incoming samples: 1440
...

While it may be helpful in the future to capture and use the "Received TG" for conventional p25, there is presently no practical solution for a conventional system where multiple channels may all report the same talkgroup.

The line changed is only shown for conventional systems, and should be set to the debug level for now.

[robotastic]

Good call - that got annoying