Difference between revisions of "Sensor"

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Sensor

Hit Points	15
Armor	0.0%
Mass	0.01
Luminosity	none
Data Value (ID)	980

Mass: 0.05 System-HP for Structure: 0 Block-HP: 15 Block-Armor: <?> The sensor blocks is used to check the condition of a linked system. It requires a touching activation block which will be used as output. It also requires a block linked to the sensor to trigger a check. A clock that periodically sends a signal to the sensor is recommended. Link the sensor to any of these blocks: - power reactors - power auxiliaries - shields - doors/force fields - radar jammer - cloaker - jump drive - cargo The sensor has a default state of 0%. Meaning that it will trigger for blocks in an "off" state or for systems that are depleted such as 0 power or 0 volume used. You can link the sensor to a number of activation modules to set any % other than 0. It works like a rail speed controller using ratios. 3 true linked activation modules out of 6 will set it to 50%.

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Produced in a		Standard Factory
Requires		To create
Alloyed Metal Mesh	x2	Sensor	x1
Crystal Composite	x2

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-Sensors are logic blocks which, when activated by a [[Logic Signals|logic signal]], output a high (on) signal if the conditions they are measuring have been met. They can measure the status of a variety of systems, such as power, shields, and cargo. The value at which they return a high signal is set by linking [[Activation Module]]s to them, and activating a number of them. The sensor will then activate when its measured value has the same ratio of current:maximum as the Activation Modules have on:total.
-==Item Description==
+Mass: 0.05  System-HP for Structure: 0  Block-HP: 15  Block-Armor: <?>   The sensor blocks is used to check the condition of a linked system. It requires a touching activation block which will be used as output. It also requires a block linked to the sensor to trigger a check. A clock that periodically sends a signal to the sensor is recommended.  Link the sensor to any of these blocks: - power reactors - power auxiliaries - shields - doors/force fields - radar jammer - cloaker - jump drive - cargo  The sensor has a default state of 0%. Meaning that it will trigger for blocks in an "off" state or for systems that are depleted such as 0 power or 0 volume used.  You can link the sensor to a number of activation modules to set any % other than 0. It works like a rail speed controller using ratios. 3 true linked activation modules out of 6 will set it to 50%.
-The sensor blocks is used to check the condition of a linked system.<br/>
-It requires a touching activation block which will be used as output.<br/>
-It also requires a block linked to the sensor to trigger a check. A clock that periodically sends a signal to the sensor is recommended.
-Link the sensor to any of these blocks:
-- power reactors<br/>
-- power auxiliaries<br/>
-- shields<br/>
-- doors/force fields<br/>
-- radar jammer<br/>
-- cloaker<br/>
-- jump drive<br/>
-- cargo<br/>
-The sensor has a default state of 0%. Meaning that it will trigger for blocks in an "off" state or for systems that are depleted such as 0 power or 0 volume used.<br/>
-You can link the sensor to a number of activation modules to set any % other than 0. It works like a rail speed controller using ratios. 3 true linked activation modules out of 6 will set it to 50%.
 {{production/Sensor}}
-==Usage==
-TBA
 [[Category:Logic]] [[Category:General]]

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