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Nullaurelian: /* Disaster Recovery */

2023-09-08T04:52:55Z

Disaster Recovery

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	The Satellite is always at risk of having it's orbit decay into the star or running into the intense beams of radiation that the Pulsar puts out. When the Satellite runs into either of terrain features, the CEV Eris will feel the burning wrath of the star. The overloaded energy grid will cause energy orbs to appear on the Eris which emit the excess radiation as powerful beams. These beams can destroy walls, set items on fire and cause massive burns to anyone unlucky enough to be hit by one.		The Satellite is always at risk of having it's orbit decay into the star or running into the intense beams of radiation that the Pulsar puts out. When the Satellite runs into either of terrain features, the CEV Eris will feel the burning wrath of the star. The overloaded energy grid will cause energy orbs to appear on the Eris which emit the excess radiation as powerful beams. These beams can destroy walls, set items on fire and cause massive burns to anyone unlucky enough to be hit by one.

−	Ideally the satellite should be kept far away enough to avoid disasters involving the star but in the case the satellite is at risk the engineering monitoring system should alert all crew with access to the engineering comms channel~~. In the case of a catastrophic incident the satellite can be permanently disconnected from the Eris via the Pulsar Power Bridge's disconnect function~~.	+	Ideally the satellite should be kept far away enough to avoid disasters involving the star but in the case the satellite is at risk the engineering monitoring system should alert all crew with access to the engineering comms channel.
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		+	In the case of a catastrophic incident the satellite can be permanently disconnected from the Eris via the Pulsar Power Bridge's disconnect function.

	<span style="color:orange" align="center">'''Again to emphasize, the disconnection process is PERMANENT and cannot be reversed. Once the Bridge is disconnected an alternate power solution will need to be procured.'''</span>		<span style="color:orange" align="center">'''Again to emphasize, the disconnection process is PERMANENT and cannot be reversed. Once the Bridge is disconnected an alternate power solution will need to be procured.'''</span>

Nullaurelian: /* Disaster Recovery */

2023-09-08T04:52:20Z

Disaster Recovery

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	===Disaster Recovery===		===Disaster Recovery===
	The Satellite is always at risk of having it's orbit decay into the star or running into the intense beams of radiation that the Pulsar puts out. When the Satellite runs into either of terrain features, the CEV Eris will feel the burning wrath of the star. The overloaded energy grid will cause energy orbs to appear on the Eris which emit the excess radiation as powerful beams. These beams can destroy walls, set items on fire and cause massive burns to anyone unlucky enough to be hit by one.		The Satellite is always at risk of having it's orbit decay into the star or running into the intense beams of radiation that the Pulsar puts out. When the Satellite runs into either of terrain features, the CEV Eris will feel the burning wrath of the star. The overloaded energy grid will cause energy orbs to appear on the Eris which emit the excess radiation as powerful beams. These beams can destroy walls, set items on fire and cause massive burns to anyone unlucky enough to be hit by one.
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	Ideally the satellite should be kept far away enough to avoid disasters involving the star but in the case the satellite is at risk the engineering monitoring system should alert all crew with access to the engineering comms channel. In the case of a catastrophic incident the satellite can be permanently disconnected from the Eris via the Pulsar Power Bridge's disconnect function.		Ideally the satellite should be kept far away enough to avoid disasters involving the star but in the case the satellite is at risk the engineering monitoring system should alert all crew with access to the engineering comms channel. In the case of a catastrophic incident the satellite can be permanently disconnected from the Eris via the Pulsar Power Bridge's disconnect function.

Nullaurelian: /* Disaster Recovery */

2023-09-08T04:51:21Z

Disaster Recovery

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	===Disaster Recovery===		===Disaster Recovery===
−	The Satellite is always at risk of having it's orbit decay into the star or running into the intense beams of radiation that the Pulsar puts out. When the Satellite runs into either of terrain features, the CEV Eris will feel the burning wrath of the star. The overloaded energy grid will ~~dump~~ excess radiation ~~randomly~~ ~~all~~ ~~over~~ ~~the~~ ~~ship~~, ~~irradiating~~ and ~~eventually~~ ~~disassembling~~ ~~the~~ ~~ship~~.	+	The Satellite is always at risk of having it's orbit decay into the star or running into the intense beams of radiation that the Pulsar puts out. When the Satellite runs into either of terrain features, the CEV Eris will feel the burning wrath of the star. The overloaded energy grid will cause energy orbs to appear on the Eris which emit the excess radiation as powerful beams. These beams can destroy walls, set items on fire and cause massive burns to anyone unlucky enough to be hit by one.
	Ideally the satellite should be kept far away enough to avoid disasters involving the star but in the case the satellite is at risk the engineering monitoring system should alert all crew with access to the engineering comms channel. In the case of a catastrophic incident the satellite can be permanently disconnected from the Eris via the Pulsar Power Bridge's disconnect function.		Ideally the satellite should be kept far away enough to avoid disasters involving the star but in the case the satellite is at risk the engineering monitoring system should alert all crew with access to the engineering comms channel. In the case of a catastrophic incident the satellite can be permanently disconnected from the Eris via the Pulsar Power Bridge's disconnect function.

Nullaurelian: /* Additional Notes and Tips */

2023-09-07T23:04:48Z

Additional Notes and Tips

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	=Additional Notes and Tips=		=Additional Notes and Tips=
	* Directly feeding a section with power from the engine makes wire splicings very hazardous. Wear your work boots!		* Directly feeding a section with power from the engine makes wire splicings very hazardous. Wear your work boots!
		+	* If you plan on switching power sources, it takes at least 1000 kW to power the ship's shields

	[[Category:Guides]]		[[Category:Guides]]

Nullaurelian: /* Disaster Recovery */

2023-09-07T22:58:39Z

Disaster Recovery

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	Ideally the satellite should be kept far away enough to avoid disasters involving the star but in the case the satellite is at risk the engineering monitoring system should alert all crew with access to the engineering comms channel. In the case of a catastrophic incident the satellite can be permanently disconnected from the Eris via the Pulsar Power Bridge's disconnect function.		Ideally the satellite should be kept far away enough to avoid disasters involving the star but in the case the satellite is at risk the engineering monitoring system should alert all crew with access to the engineering comms channel. In the case of a catastrophic incident the satellite can be permanently disconnected from the Eris via the Pulsar Power Bridge's disconnect function.

−	<span style="color:orange">'''Again to emphasize, the disconnection process is PERMANENT and cannot be reversed. Once the Bridge is disconnected an alternate power solution will need to be procured.'''</span>	+	<span style="color:orange" align="center">'''Again to emphasize, the disconnection process is PERMANENT and cannot be reversed. Once the Bridge is disconnected an alternate power solution will need to be procured.'''</span>

	=Additional Notes and Tips=		=Additional Notes and Tips=

Nullaurelian: /* Disaster Recovery */

2023-09-07T22:58:19Z

Disaster Recovery

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	Ideally the satellite should be kept far away enough to avoid disasters involving the star but in the case the satellite is at risk the engineering monitoring system should alert all crew with access to the engineering comms channel. In the case of a catastrophic incident the satellite can be permanently disconnected from the Eris via the Pulsar Power Bridge's disconnect function.		Ideally the satellite should be kept far away enough to avoid disasters involving the star but in the case the satellite is at risk the engineering monitoring system should alert all crew with access to the engineering comms channel. In the case of a catastrophic incident the satellite can be permanently disconnected from the Eris via the Pulsar Power Bridge's disconnect function.

−	<span style="color:orange">'''Again to emphasize, ~~this~~ process is PERMANENT and cannot be reversed. Once the Bridge is disconnected an alternate power solution will need to be procured.'''</span>	+	<span style="color:orange">'''Again to emphasize, the disconnection process is PERMANENT and cannot be reversed. Once the Bridge is disconnected an alternate power solution will need to be procured.'''</span>

	=Additional Notes and Tips=		=Additional Notes and Tips=

Nullaurelian: /* Disaster Recovery */

2023-09-07T22:58:04Z

Disaster Recovery

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	===Disaster Recovery===		===Disaster Recovery===
	The Satellite is always at risk of having it's orbit decay into the star or running into the intense beams of radiation that the Pulsar puts out. When the Satellite runs into either of terrain features, the CEV Eris will feel the burning wrath of the star. The overloaded energy grid will dump excess radiation randomly all over the ship, irradiating and eventually disassembling the ship.		The Satellite is always at risk of having it's orbit decay into the star or running into the intense beams of radiation that the Pulsar puts out. When the Satellite runs into either of terrain features, the CEV Eris will feel the burning wrath of the star. The overloaded energy grid will dump excess radiation randomly all over the ship, irradiating and eventually disassembling the ship.
−	Ideally the satellite should be kept far away enough to avoid disasters involving the star but in the case the satellite is at risk the engineering monitoring system should alert all crew with access to the engineering comms channel. In the case of a catastrophic incident the satellite can be permanently disconnected from the Eris via the Pulsar Power Bridge's disconnect function.	+	Ideally the satellite should be kept far away enough to avoid disasters involving the star but in the case the satellite is at risk the engineering monitoring system should alert all crew with access to the engineering comms channel. In the case of a catastrophic incident the satellite can be permanently disconnected from the Eris via the Pulsar Power Bridge's disconnect function.
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−	Again to emphasize, this process is PERMANENT and cannot be reversed. Once the Bridge is disconnected an alternate power solution will need to be procured.	+	<span style="color:orange">'''Again to emphasize, this process is PERMANENT and cannot be reversed. Once the Bridge is disconnected an alternate power solution will need to be procured.'''</span>

	=Additional Notes and Tips=		=Additional Notes and Tips=

Nullaurelian: /* RCON and Breaker Bypasses */

2023-09-07T22:47:02Z

RCON and Breaker Bypasses

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−	* As a general rule of thumb RCON inputs should be equal to or greater than the outputs as the values set represent the maximum values for both rather than the passive draw. '''Inputs and outputs should be at least 200kW for all sections, if not 250kW'''	+	* As a general rule of thumb RCON inputs should be equal to or greater than the outputs as the values set represent the maximum values for both rather than the passive draw. <span style="color:orange">'''Inputs and outputs should be at least 200kW for all sections, if not 250kW'''</span>
	* Section 2, which contains Moebius Medical and Moebius RnD usually draw more power than other sections so it is recommended that input and outputs should be double of other sections.		* Section 2, which contains Moebius Medical and Moebius RnD usually draw more power than other sections so it is recommended that input and outputs should be double of other sections.
−	* '''The Engineering breaker should be bypassed''' as the shields will otherwise choke on the default input and output values, exposing the ship to dust and radiation hazards.	+	* <span style="color:orange">'''The Engineering breaker should be bypassed'''</span> as the shields will otherwise choke on the default input and output values, exposing the ship to dust and radiation hazards.
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Nullaurelian: /* RCON and Breaker Bypasses */

2023-09-07T22:43:10Z

RCON and Breaker Bypasses

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	Breaker bypass can be set from the RCON or manually set by interacting with the breaker box physically.		Breaker bypass can be set from the RCON or manually set by interacting with the breaker box physically.

−	<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="background-color:black;width:99%" align="center">	+	<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="background-color:black;width:80%" align="center">
	<span style="font-size:1.2em;">'''RCON Recommended Settings'''</span>		<span style="font-size:1.2em;">'''RCON Recommended Settings'''</span>
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Nullaurelian: /* RCON and Breaker Bypasses */

2023-09-07T22:39:01Z

RCON and Breaker Bypasses

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	===RCON and Breaker Bypasses===		===RCON and Breaker Bypasses===

−	Power flow is governed by the RCON power management program. ~~RCON~~ ~~dictates~~ ~~the~~ ~~maximum~~ ~~amount~~ of ~~power~~ ~~that each section receives assuming~~ that ~~there~~ is ~~enough~~ ~~power~~ to ~~supply~~ ~~all~~ ~~sections.~~ ~~Some~~ ~~sections of the ship,~~ such as ~~the~~ ~~sections~~ ~~used~~ by ~~Moebius~~ ~~and Aster's will use large amounts of power and~~ ~~should~~ be ~~allocated~~ ~~more~~ ~~than~~ ~~normal~~ to ~~prevent~~ ~~blackouts~~.	+	Power flow is governed by the RCON power management program. The program is available to download for crew that have Engineering access and comes preinstalled on any personal devices such as laptops at round start. Otherwise RCON can be accessed via any computer terminal in engineering.
		+	RCON dictates the maximum amount of power that each section receives assuming that there is enough power to supply all sections. Some sections of the ship, such as the sections used by Moebius and Aster's will use large amounts of power and should be allocated more than normal to prevent blackouts.

	An alternative to setting RCON values is to set the grid to bypass the breaker boxes for the section to feed it directly from the power generators. Doing so effectively means unlimited power for that section but also increases the load that section has on the overall ship power grid.		An alternative to setting RCON values is to set the grid to bypass the breaker boxes for the section to feed it directly from the power generators. Doing so effectively means unlimited power for that section but also increases the load that section has on the overall ship power grid.