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	==Description==		==Description==
	An airlock is a [[Room\|chamber]] that can evacuate, modify, or fill its internal volume with differing [[Atmosphere\|atmospheres]] and has two or more airtight portals which all do not open simultaneously. Thus, an airlock allows passage between two or more environments without the exchange of [[Gas\|gases]] or [[Pressure\|pressures]] between the connected atmospheres.		An airlock is a [[Room\|chamber]] that can evacuate, modify, or fill its internal volume with differing [[Atmosphere\|atmospheres]] and has two or more airtight portals which all do not open simultaneously. Thus, an airlock allows passage between two or more environments without the exchange of [[Gas\|gases]] or [[Pressure\|pressures]] between the connected atmospheres.
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	* [[Kit (Airlock)]]		* [[Kit (Airlock)]]
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	Whichever route you take, it is good practice to put an Area Power Controller inside the airlock to allow a user to power it using batteries should a stations power grid fail.		Whichever route you take, it is good practice to put an Area Power Controller inside the airlock to allow a user to power it using batteries should a stations power grid fail.

	If you want to relocate, modify or remove an existing airlock setup, make sure to first disable all the device references set up in the console's Circuitboard ~~using~~ the ~~Data Disk~~. This will ensure that doors and vents will be unlocked properly for manual operation before being dismantled or uninstalled.		If you want to relocate, modify or remove an existing airlock setup, make sure to first disable all the device references set up in the console's Circuitboard. Use the screwdriver on the console's side screw to change it into configuration mode, then deselect all devices. This will ensure that doors and vents will be unlocked properly for manual operation before being dismantled or uninstalled.

	You can then use a screwdriver to reset the Circuitboard which will delete all device references stored on the board. ~~Drop~~ the board on the ground and hover over it with the screwdriver, then hold left mouse button to reset it.		You can then use a screwdriver to reset the Circuitboard which will delete all device references stored on the board. Remove the board from the console, drop it on the ground and hover over it with the screwdriver, then hold left mouse button to reset it.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	Whichever route you take, it is good practice to put an Area Power Controller inside the airlock to allow a user to power it using batteries should a stations power grid fail.		Whichever route you take, it is good practice to put an Area Power Controller inside the airlock to allow a user to power it using batteries should a stations power grid fail.

	If you want to relocate, modify or remove an existing airlock setup, make sure to first disable all the device references set up in the console's Circuitboard using the Data Disk. This will ensure ~~that the said Circuitboard will remain fully operational, rather than "ruined" by the deprecated links to objects that cannot be undone, and~~ that doors and vents will be unlocked properly for manual operation before being dismantled or uninstalled.		If you want to relocate, modify or remove an existing airlock setup, make sure to first disable all the device references set up in the console's Circuitboard using the Data Disk. This will ensure that doors and vents will be unlocked properly for manual operation before being dismantled or uninstalled.

	You can use a screwdriver to reset the Circuitboard. Drop the board on the ground and hover over it with the screwdriver, then hold left mouse button to reset.		You can then use a screwdriver to reset the Circuitboard which will delete all device references stored on the board. Drop the board on the ground and hover over it with the screwdriver, then hold left mouse button to reset it.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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It is possible to "reset" the airlock circuit board using a screwdriver.

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	If you want to relocate, modify or remove an existing airlock setup, make sure to first disable all the device references set up in the console's Circuitboard using the Data Disk. This will ensure that the said Circuitboard will remain fully operational, rather than "ruined" by the deprecated links to objects that cannot be undone, and that doors and vents will be unlocked properly for manual operation before being dismantled or uninstalled.		If you want to relocate, modify or remove an existing airlock setup, make sure to first disable all the device references set up in the console's Circuitboard using the Data Disk. This will ensure that the said Circuitboard will remain fully operational, rather than "ruined" by the deprecated links to objects that cannot be undone, and that doors and vents will be unlocked properly for manual operation before being dismantled or uninstalled.

			You can use a screwdriver to reset the Circuitboard. Drop the board on the ground and hover over it with the screwdriver, then hold left mouse button to reset.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	Whichever route you take, it is good practice to put an Area Power Controller inside the airlock to allow a user to power it using batteries should a stations power grid fail.		Whichever route you take, it is good practice to put an Area Power Controller inside the airlock to allow a user to power it using batteries should a stations power grid fail.

			If you want to relocate, modify or remove an existing airlock setup, make sure to first disable all the device references set up in the console's Circuitboard using the Data Disk. This will ensure that the said Circuitboard will remain fully operational, rather than "ruined" by the deprecated links to objects that cannot be undone, and that doors and vents will be unlocked properly for manual operation before being dismantled or uninstalled.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	\| [[Guide (Airlock) Docking Ports\|Docking Ports]] \|\| 1 x [[Kit (Mothership)]] \|\| Traverse between a stationary base and a Mothership, or between Motherships		\| [[Guide (Airlock) Docking Ports\|Docking Ports]] \|\| 1 x [[Kit (Mothership)]] \|\| Traverse between a stationary base and a Mothership, or between Motherships
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			Whichever route you take, it is good practice to put an Area Power Controller inside the airlock to allow a user to power it using batteries should a stations power grid fail.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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Description

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	==Description==		==Description==
	An airlock is a [[Room\|chamber]] that can evacuate, modify, or fill its internal volume with differing [[Atmosphere\|atmospheres]] and has two or more airtight portals which all do not open simultaneously. Thus, an airlock allows passage between two or more environments without the exchange of [[Gas\|gases]] or [[Pressure\|pressures]] between the connected atmospheres~~. It is good practice to put an [[Area Power Controller\|Area Power Controller]] inside the airlock to allow a user to power it using batteries should a stations power grid fail~~.		An airlock is a [[Room\|chamber]] that can evacuate, modify, or fill its internal volume with differing [[Atmosphere\|atmospheres]] and has two or more airtight portals which all do not open simultaneously. Thus, an airlock allows passage between two or more environments without the exchange of [[Gas\|gases]] or [[Pressure\|pressures]] between the connected atmospheres.

	==Variants==		==Variants==

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	==Description==		==Description==
	An airlock is a [[Room\|chamber]] that can evacuate, modify, or fill its internal volume with differing [[Atmosphere\|atmospheres]] and has two or more airtight portals which all do not open simultaneously. Thus, an airlock allows passage between two or more environments without the exchange of [[Gas\|gases]] or [[Pressure\|pressures]] between the connected atmospheres.		An airlock is a [[Room\|chamber]] that can evacuate, modify, or fill its internal volume with differing [[Atmosphere\|atmospheres]] and has two or more airtight portals which all do not open simultaneously. Thus, an airlock allows passage between two or more environments without the exchange of [[Gas\|gases]] or [[Pressure\|pressures]] between the connected atmospheres. It is good practice to put an [[Area Power Controller\|Area Power Controller]] inside the airlock to allow a user to power it using batteries should a stations power grid fail.

	==Variants==		==Variants==

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	! Guide ~~Varient~~ !! Defining Component \|\| Characteristics		! Guide Variants !! Defining Component \|\| Characteristics
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	\| [[Guide (Airlock) Atmosphere to Atmosphere\|Atmosphere to Atmosphere]] \|\| 1 x [[Circuitboard (Advanced Airlock)]] \|\| Traverse between two environment with differing atmospheres		\| [[Guide (Airlock) Atmosphere to Atmosphere\|Atmosphere to Atmosphere]] \|\| 1 x [[Circuitboard (Advanced Airlock)]] \|\| Traverse between two environment with differing atmospheres

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	An airlock is a [[Room\|chamber]] that can evacuate, modify, or fill its internal volume with differing [[Atmosphere\|atmospheres]] and has two or more airtight portals which all do not open simultaneously. Thus, an airlock allows passage between two or more environments without the exchange of [[Gas\|gases]] or [[Pressure\|pressures]] between the connected atmospheres.		An airlock is a [[Room\|chamber]] that can evacuate, modify, or fill its internal volume with differing [[Atmosphere\|atmospheres]] and has two or more airtight portals which all do not open simultaneously. Thus, an airlock allows passage between two or more environments without the exchange of [[Gas\|gases]] or [[Pressure\|pressures]] between the connected atmospheres.

	==~~Varients~~==		==Variants==
	Airlock applications include:		Airlock applications include:
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