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The personal remote sensor is a handheld disk-shaped device approximately 4cm in diameter. The device is a modular sensor unit mounted onto an [[SVR]], simple control processor, and transceiver. Designed for covert uses, the device has an approximate range of | The personal remote sensor is a handheld disk-shaped device approximately 4cm in diameter. The device is a modular sensor unit mounted onto an [[SVR]], simple control processor, and transceiver. Designed for covert uses, the device has an approximate range of 2200 km. The device uses overlapping magnetic fields to attach itself toe even non-ferromagnetic materials, though the system works best with metallic substances to attach to. Once secured the unit is activated, though it has status lights they default to off within a few seconds of being activated. | ||
== Operational Modes == | == Operational Modes == | ||
Latest revision as of 00:30, 27 April 2023
The personal remote sensor is a handheld disk-shaped device approximately 4cm in diameter. The device is a modular sensor unit mounted onto an SVR, simple control processor, and transceiver. Designed for covert uses, the device has an approximate range of 2200 km. The device uses overlapping magnetic fields to attach itself toe even non-ferromagnetic materials, though the system works best with metallic substances to attach to. Once secured the unit is activated, though it has status lights they default to off within a few seconds of being activated.
Operational Modes
- Off
- The device is fully powered down.
- Standby Mode
- The device is minimally powered on, sensor and transmitter are powered off until signaled.
- Passive Mode
- Device does not emit any sensor signals and only receives.
- Active Mode
- Device is operating as a full sensor / scanner remote, actively emitting sensor signals for detection, imaging, and analysis.
- Relay Mode
- Sensor element is powered down and transceiver actively relays received signals fitting programmed criteria.
Transmission Modes
- Standby
- Transmitter only activated if a signal is received to do so.
- Active
- Transmitter uses a continuous subspace connection to relay live data.
- Burst
- Sensor records are recorded locally and bursted at a specified interval or when storage is full.