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      <title>Artron Mainframe</title>
      <modified>2010-08-10T11:26:16.774+10:00</modified>
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      <disclaimer>tardis</disclaimer>
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            <title>Artron Mainframe</title>
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               <caption>Artron Mainframe controls</caption>
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                  <unofficial>This is the Artronic computer
          network that handles all the systems aboard a
          TARDIS.</unofficial>
                  <extended>The systems
          connected to it include</extended>
                  <unofficial>
          the Navigation Systems, Guidance Systems, Drive Systems,
          Defense Systems, the Life Support Systems,</unofficial>
                  <tv>and even the Emergency Transceiver.</tv>
                  <extended>With the exception of the Protyon
          Unit, all of these systems are composed of exitonic
          (a.k.a. Artronic) Circuitry and connected with fine grey,
          hair-like interfaces. Lights move up and down these
          hairs</extended>
                  <unofficial>searching for
          faults.</unofficial>
                  <extended>Older Artron
          Mainframes (like those on a Type 40) use Old High
          Gallifreyan for their programming code.</extended>
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                  <tv>Reliability is ensured by having the
          Fault Locator operate independently of the
          Mainframe.</tv>
                  <extended>Security is
          ensured by requiring Command Codes to make major changes
          to the programming.</extended>
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      <copyright>This page is the property of William B. Swift (B.S. Productions)
                    willbswift@hotmail.com</copyright>
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