maven-pax-plugin: Select start level - maven

Hey guys i believe it is a simple issue but i cant find anything:
How is it possible to specify the run levels for my bundles using the maven-pax-plugin?
(I call mvn pax:provision from the command line)
Thank you!

it's a part of pax-runner provision settings
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mvn:com.acme/foo/1.0.0#5

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