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Alert condition codes allow for standard procedures to be followed in specific conditions. | Alert condition codes allow for standard procedures to be followed in specific conditions. | ||
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* [[TDE]] / [[Dimensional Fold Drive]] brought online at ready status. | * [[TDE]] / [[Dimensional Fold Drive]] brought online at ready status. | ||
* Raise temporal shields to full power. | * Raise [[Temporal Shields|temporal shields]] to full power. | ||
* Signal [[Starbase Pandora]] and report status and request continuous updates. | * Signal [[Starbase Pandora]] and report status and request continuous updates. | ||
* Download current historical data from [[Starbase Tranquility]] and [[Starbase Pandora]]. | * Download current historical data from [[Starbase Tranquility]] and [[Starbase Pandora]]. | ||
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* Propulsion systems set to minimal power output and shut down when not in use. | * Propulsion systems set to minimal power output and shut down when not in use. | ||
* Power generation systems put on load rotation to reduce fuel consumption. | * Power generation systems put on load rotation to reduce fuel consumption. | ||
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* All transporters and shuttle bays are shut down. | |||
* Shields are raised. | |||
* Quarantine beacons are activated warning vessels away from the station. | |||
* [[Solas Tempus]] HQ at Tranquility is informed of the emergency. | |||
* Security places at points of egress. | |||
* No personnel on the station are allowed to leave. | |||
* Medical staff to determine other required measures. | |||
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* Protocols for Conditions 1 and 6A are executed. | |||
* Power output brought to 2% of normal to minimize energy signature. | |||
* Cloaking / Phasing Cloaking systems are engaged if present. | |||
* No transmissions of any kind without command approval. | |||
* Sensors switch to passive mode only. | |||
* Deploy [[Teufel Probes|TEUFEL probes]] if possible and set to autonomous sensor swarm. | |||
* Take additional concealment measures are necessary and possible. | |||
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|style="white-space: nowrap;"|Theta Protocol | |style="white-space: nowrap;"|[[Theta Protocol]] | ||
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* Invokes '''Theta Protocol''' of the [[Temporal Reconciliations]]. | * Invokes '''Theta Protocol''' of the [[Temporal Reconciliations]]. | ||
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== Security Alert / Security Readiness == | == Security Alert / Security Readiness == | ||
These conditions go hand in hand. However, a full security alert is not meant to be a prolonged status except in the most dire situations. As such ''Condition 6A'' is designed as a long-term status of heightened security with as little disruption to station life as possible. Many times one condition is a prelude to the other and department heads as well as command crews should maintain the ability to transition smoothly from one condition to the other. | These conditions go hand in hand. However, a full security alert is not meant to be a prolonged status except in the most dire situations. As such ''Condition 6A'' is designed as a long-term status of heightened security with as little disruption to station life as possible. Many times one condition is a prelude to the other and department heads as well as command crews should maintain the ability to transition smoothly from one condition to the other. | ||
A full Security Alert is reserved for an imminent or active threat to security, while Security Readiness is reserved to prepare for possible security threats. | |||
== Theta Protocol == | == Theta Protocol == |
Latest revision as of 22:45, 3 November 2023
Alert condition codes allow for standard procedures to be followed in specific conditions.
Colored Conditions
There are three standard conditions named after colors - these also correspond to the color of alert notification lights throughout a location.
- Condition Red / Red Alert corresponds to Condition 1
- Condition Blue / Temporal Alert corresponds to Condition 2
- Condition Yellow / Yellow Alert corresponds to Condition 3
- Condition Green / Normal Operations corresponds to Condition 0
- Grey Mode corresponds to Condition 7
Numbered Conditions
Number | Name | Description |
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0 | Condition Green |
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1 | Tactical Alert Red Alert General Quarters Battle Stations |
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2 | Temporal Alert Condition Blue |
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3 | Yellow Alert |
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4 | Environmental Alert |
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5 | Decompression Alert Collision Alert |
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6 | Security Alert |
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6A | Security Readiness Heightened Security |
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7 | Grey Mode |
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8 | Medical Quarantine |
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9 | Stealth Mode |
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Theta | Theta Protocol |
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Security Alert / Security Readiness
These conditions go hand in hand. However, a full security alert is not meant to be a prolonged status except in the most dire situations. As such Condition 6A is designed as a long-term status of heightened security with as little disruption to station life as possible. Many times one condition is a prelude to the other and department heads as well as command crews should maintain the ability to transition smoothly from one condition to the other.
A full Security Alert is reserved for an imminent or active threat to security, while Security Readiness is reserved to prepare for possible security threats.
Theta Protocol
A protocol developed for the Temporal Reconciliations to signal that a temporal catastrophe is imminent and must be responded to with as many resources as possible. This protocol has been used only once, and was invoked to give additional resources to governments in combating an Infinity Wave while a team was dispatched to the waves epicenter. The operation was successful and proved both the need for and the acceptable use of Theta Protocol.