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Modular device rack

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Module rack base.png
YOLOL rack
Type YOLOL device
Function Houses modular YOLOL readers

Size 48×48×48 cm
Mass 629.74 kg
Volume 63.29 kv
Corrosion resistance 450
Primary material Bastium
Input / Output

Modular interfaces 5

Composition

The YOLOL rack is the base device for any modular device rack. It does nothing on its own, except join the data network of adjacent racks. All the modules plug into a rack to provide actual functionality for a rack. It can connect to any rack adjacent to it from any side except the front and will form one network with those devices, which is a nice alternative to wiring each chip when using chip sockets. The socket core module provides a cable socket to connect a set of device racks to another network.

Modules

There are three modules that can be plugged into the slot on the front of a rack:


Module chip core.png
Chip core

Mass 316.6 kg
Volume 31.82 kv
Corrosion resistance 430
Primary material Bastium
Input / Output

Sockets 0
Chip slots 3

Composition

Module socket core.png
Socket core

Mass 347.5 kg
Volume 34.92 kv
Corrosion resistance 430
Primary material Bastium
Input / Output

Sockets 1
Chip slots 2

Composition

Module chip reader.png
Chip Reader

Mass 384.4 kg
Volume 38.63 kv
Corrosion resistance 430
Primary material Bastium
Input / Output

Sockets 0
Chip slots 1

Composition


  • Chip Core: Basic module with three chip slots
  • Socket Core: Module with two chip slots, and a cable socket to connect the rack network to an external network
  • Chip Reader: Alternate chip module for one chip in a configuration that allows editing and monitoring

The modular attachment points on the sides of the device rack can also interact with memory relays, both as a means of including those into their network and to exploit the sockets on the relays in order to power the device rack in the event that a Socket Core is not installed.

Device fields

To learn more about how to use fields, consult these wiki pages:

YOLOL field description range
CurrentState
OnState
OffState
ButtonStyle
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