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Circuitboards are used in [[Sensors]]. Their functionality changes depending on the Circuitboard. They can be produced in the [[Electronics Printer]] or [[Fabricator]]. | Circuitboards are used in [[Sensors]]. Their functionality changes depending on the Circuitboard. They can be produced in the [[Electronics Printer]] or [[Fabricator]]. | ||
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| − | | Air control | + | | [[Circuitboard (Air control)|Air control]] |
| ? | | ? | ||
| ? | | ? | ||
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| − | | Airlock Control | + | | [[Circuitboard (Airlock Control)|Airlock Control]] |
| 2 x [[Airlock]], 1 x [[Active Vent]], 1 x [[Sensors|Gas Sensor]] | | 2 x [[Airlock]], 1 x [[Active Vent]], 1 x [[Sensors|Gas Sensor]] | ||
| Cycles between External pressure (0 kPa) and Internal pressure (100 kPa)<br /><br />'''Warning - if the [[Active Vent]] runs out of air, the pressurization cycle will not complete''' - you can escape by using the [[Data Disk]] on the [[Console]], removing an [[Airlock]] from the config, and then manually opening it (or by deconstructing an unlinked airlock, or a nearby wall) | | Cycles between External pressure (0 kPa) and Internal pressure (100 kPa)<br /><br />'''Warning - if the [[Active Vent]] runs out of air, the pressurization cycle will not complete''' - you can escape by using the [[Data Disk]] on the [[Console]], removing an [[Airlock]] from the config, and then manually opening it (or by deconstructing an unlinked airlock, or a nearby wall) | ||
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| Toggles connected doors between closed and opened | | Toggles connected doors between closed and opened | ||
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| − | | Gas Display | + | | [[Circuitboard (Gas Display)|Gas Display]] |
| 1 x [[Sensors|Gas Sensor]] | | 1 x [[Sensors|Gas Sensor]] | ||
| Can switch between Pressure & Temperature display | | Can switch between Pressure & Temperature display | ||
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| − | | Mode Control | + | | [[Circuitboard (Mode Control)|Mode Control]] |
| ? | | ? | ||
| The selected devices are switched on/off | | The selected devices are switched on/off | ||
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| − | | Power Control | + | | [[Circuitboard (Power Control)|Power Control]] |
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| ? | | ? | ||
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| − | | Ship Display | + | | [[Circuitboard (Ship Display)|Ship Display]] |
| ? | | ? | ||
| ? | | ? | ||
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| − | | Solar Control | + | | [[Circuitboard (Solar Control)|Solar Control]] |
| N x [[Solar Panel]] | | N x [[Solar Panel]] | ||
| − | | Controls a group of solar panels in | + | | Controls a group of solar panels in synchronized way. |
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Revision as of 00:26, 26 December 2017
Circuitboards are used in Sensors. Their functionality changes depending on the Circuitboard. They can be produced in the Electronics Printer or Fabricator.
They all cost 5g Gold and 5g Copper except for Gas Display and Airlock Control, which cost an additional 1g Iron.
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| Name | Connected Requirements | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Air control | ? | ? |
| Airlock Control | 2 x Airlock, 1 x Active Vent, 1 x Gas Sensor | Cycles between External pressure (0 kPa) and Internal pressure (100 kPa) Warning - if the Active Vent runs out of air, the pressurization cycle will not complete - you can escape by using the Data Disk on the Console, removing an Airlock from the config, and then manually opening it (or by deconstructing an unlinked airlock, or a nearby wall) |
| Door Control | Any number of Glass Doors or Blast Doors | Toggles connected doors between closed and opened |
| Gas Display | 1 x Gas Sensor | Can switch between Pressure & Temperature display |
| Mode Control | ? | The selected devices are switched on/off |
| Power Control | ? | ? |
| Ship Display | ? | ? |
| Solar Control | N x Solar Panel | Controls a group of solar panels in synchronized way. |