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== The Central Compartment == | == The Central Compartment == | ||
[[File:TelecommEg.PNG|thumb|right|A basic example of a telecommunication central compartment. All essential machines, including a monitoring and logging computer, are present.]] | [[File:TelecommEg.PNG|896px|thumb|right|A basic example of a telecommunication central compartment. All essential machines, including a monitoring and logging computer, are present.]] | ||
A functional telecommunication central compartment (otherwise known as the "Server Room") contains several machines, each with its own isolated function. These machines make up a usually independent telecommunication network, with a pre-specified array of frequencies to process. Optionally, monitoring computers may be used to keep track of telecommunication activity and network integrity. It is important to notice that the machines, most dominantly the ''Processor Units'', generate a significant amount of heat. The central compartment is generally kept at a very low temperature to prevent the damage of the hardware infrastructure, so maintenance is usually not done without proper protective equipment. | A functional telecommunication central compartment (otherwise known as the "Server Room") contains several machines, each with its own isolated function. These machines make up a usually independent telecommunication network, with a pre-specified array of frequencies to process. Optionally, monitoring computers may be used to keep track of telecommunication activity and network integrity. It is important to notice that the machines, most dominantly the ''Processor Units'', generate a significant amount of heat. The central compartment is generally kept at a very low temperature to prevent the damage of the hardware infrastructure, so maintenance is usually not done without proper protective equipment. | ||
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[[File:SpessChart.png|thumb|left|A simple visual synopsis of a basic radio telecommunication network. It shows the "route" a subspace transmission travels before it reaches its end destination(s).]] | [[File:SpessChart.png|640px|thumb|left|A simple visual synopsis of a basic radio telecommunication network. It shows the "route" a subspace transmission travels before it reaches its end destination(s).]] | ||
=== [[File:Bus.gif]] Bus Mainframes === | === [[File:Bus.gif]] Bus Mainframes === | ||