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How to Link and Use a Wireless Terminal

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Contents (5)
  1. Get the terminal onto the network
  2. Use it away from base
  3. Craft from the network
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Get the terminal onto the network

A Wireless Terminal only works once it is bound to a network that already has a Storage Terminal. Build the wired network first: Storage Terminal, Inventory Cable, and Inventory Connectors on every container. Then place an Inventory Interface on the network — this is the block the wireless side talks to. With the Wireless Terminal in hand, use it on the Inventory Interface to link it. The Advanced Wireless Terminal links the same way and adds extra functions.

Use it away from base

Once linked, open the Wireless Terminal from anywhere in range and you get the same item list as the Storage Terminal. Search, withdraw, and deposit without walking back to your storage room. If the terminal stops responding, check that the Inventory Interface is still connected to cable and that the chunk with the network is loaded.

Craft from the network

Place a Crafting Terminal on the network to craft using stored items directly. The Crafting Terminal pulls ingredients from every linked container, so you do not need to empty chests into your inventory first. Combine it with the Wireless Terminal for remote crafting access. Use the Inventory Configurator to change how individual connections feed the network when you want some containers prioritised over others.

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