Terminal Expansion Overdrive FAQ

Craft or obtain a Radio Tower Base and place it on solid ground, then stack Radio Tower Segments on top and finish with a Radio Tower Antenna. Connect a computer to the completed tower to begin sending long-distance wireless messages.

Ender Modems have their range limited to twice that of a standard wireless modem, and they cannot send messages across dimensions unless the receiving coordinates match within eight blocks. This prevents the Ender Modem from being overpowered for long-distance communication.

Build a Radio Tower by stacking a base, one or more segments, and an antenna, then connect your computer to it. Radio Towers are designed to handle long-range wireless messaging that regular modems cannot achieve.

No—the NFC Reader reads and writes data to NFC cards directly, while RFID Scanners wirelessly detect and read nearby RFID badges without any user input required.

Use the Cryptographic Accelerator peripheral, which supports AES encryption, Ed25519 and X25519 key generation, and SHA string hashing for building secure computer systems.

The paper scanner reads printed paper items and preserves full text color information, allowing you to extract and process formatted text data from paper.

Yes—network names for Redstone Relays are now added directly into the redstone event feed, making it easier to identify which relay triggered an event.

You need at least one segment stacked between the base and antenna, but you can add more segments to build taller towers for better signal transmission.

RFID Scanners pick up all nearby badges wirelessly with zero user input, so they detect badges in range regardless of line of sight, but range is limited by proximity.

Terminal Expansion Overdrive is designed as a peripheral mod for CC: Tweaked and adds new blocks and networking features; check the mod's documentation for specific compatibility notes with other mods in your pack.