USS Ark Angel
Main Sim - Computer Core 2 - Fixing The Matrix
Posted by Fleet Captain Drudoc Andone (Commanding Officer) in Main Sim - Computer Core 2 - Fixing The Matrix
[snip]Tabris was dazed, he looked up and put his arms behind his head, then on his knees as he bent over. The klaxon was making him feel disoriented as he blinked and stood up with a sigh. The room was still faintly dusted in white powder and still almost whimsical if not exceptionally irritating. He looked at the boss and couldn’t see anything clearly and tapped at his face, before realizing his glasses were half askew on the top of his head. As he readjusted he said, “Understood boss, I’ll head to Deck 30 right away.”
Grabbing a tool kit he passed by Weir and said, “Best of luck bud” before leaving the room and heading to a turbolift. “Computer? Deck 30 please” The lift whirred and moved efficiently down as he prepared to find out what exactly had happened. A blown relay? The entire section missing? Tabris would soon know.
Tabris Asam, Eng
Tabris arrived onto deck 30, but some NE’s on repair duty there looked up as the turbolift opened dropping him out near the secondary computer core control room. The section was present but clear signs of blown relays, conduits and such were in evidence all across the section. Thankfully lighting was online and operating more or less normally. NE Smith triplets turned to Tabris almost as one. The first of them stepped forward helping him out of the lift which had stopped a few inches from the floor. “..Welcome to the mess sir, NE Smith in charge of this repair team, over there is NE Smith my younger brother by two minutes and NE Smith my youngest brother by ten. We’re the Smith team. The secondary computer core matrix is a mess, blown relays, power taps, if we hadnt have the secondary taps take the brunt I think half the core would be on fire right now..” Smith said.
GM CockRoach
Tabris looked around and happily accepted the man’s help as he grabbed the tool kit and said, “Good to meet you Smith, Smith, and also Smith.” He said as he looked over the damage and put down the kit on a slab of metal that was conveniently at table height. He said, “Alright gents, do we still have data integrity or are we going to have to rebuild the whole core’s data structure from the primary?” He pulled out a tridcorder and wired it into the system to take preliminary readings. “Smith” He said to the middle brother, “Can you work on assessing the conduit paths and clear or replace any damaged line?” He turned to the older brother and said, “And Smith can you work on the relays? I want to make sure that when we re-energize this the system won’t have an hiccups.” He turned to the last brother, “And Smith can you help me rewiring the primary and secondary taps? We’ll need to discharge any residual power back into the EPS grid if possible.”
Tabris Asam, Eng