This system will send notifications as binary numbers on RF Pagers – helpful when defending your base.
Setting this up can take around 30 minutes meaning it’s suitable for big bases and dealing with the threat of frequent attacks on your compound.
Description
HBHF sensors around your base can be assigned a number. The setup in the blueprint will broadcast this number, meaning you can place quite a few sensors, preferably with some order. If a sensor is triggered RF pagers will send you a number indicating where someone is.
In this case you can broadcast up to 64 different numbers while having to carry only 2 RF Pagers. One pager has a number lower than the other one, for instance 33 (represents 0) , the other one 44 (represents 1).
Advantages:
- Sensors triggered by strangers will tell you where to look for the enemy.
- This allows everyone to focus on fighting.
- Plus it can be enhanced but that information will be provided in another guide.
Note: The system will clear its temporal memory meaning: When you hear the first signal, pay attention to it and the next 3 following.
There might be a fifth signal, that’s just the system powering memory cells to clear them.
This can be fixed but in order to preserve some energy, resources, space and time just ignore the fifth / sixth signal.
Blueprint Overview
This system can be split into 4 parts:
- Broadcasting machine
- ID storage
- OR Switches
- Sensors
The fifth section provides some information on how to connect the remaining stuff.
Some information on the wires:
- Green wires will provide power 24/7.
- Blue wires provide powers as long as the device they’re coming from is powered.
- Yellow wires provide power when a condition of the device the power would come from is true.
