Beltran Rarr
Character
OS-133 Wireless I/O Jack
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: To create a small, concealable wireless I/O Jack for slicing purposes
- Image Source: Here
- Canon Link: I/O Jack
- Permissions: N/A
- Primary Source: N/A
- Manufacturer: Obsidian Star Technologies
- Affiliation: Open Market
- Model: OS-133
- Modularity: Yes, it can connect to a variety of datapads so long as they have wireless connectivity.
- Production: Mass Produced
- Material: Durasteel outer casing, circuitry, battery
- Allows access to computer terminals and networks via data ports
- Uses wireless connectivity to connect with various models of datapad, or droids
- Wireless connectivity: This I/O Jack does not require the requisite datapad device or droid to be physically attached to the jack in order to transmit information. Any datapad with wireless connectivity, or any droid with the ability to connect wirelessly can use this jack without being in physical contact with it
- Lag: Despite having a state-of-the-art transmitter built into it, this device can have a hard time processing large amounts of data quickly. The larger they data being transmitted, the slower the device transmits. This flaw is increased two-fold when the receiving device or droid is further than two meters from the jack.
The wireless I/O jack provides users with the ability to connect any device of their choosing to any computer terminal or other device that has an appropriate data port. Most often, this device has been used by computer specialists to bypass malfunctioning equipment such but it can be used to conduct less-than-legal slicing operations. The jack, though wireless, has a difficult time transmitting large amounts of raw data, which can lead to a noticeable data lag. This problem is compounded if the receiving device is further than two meters away.
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