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The Data Bank consumes (1 + [Number of Data Access Hatches] * [Number of Data Bank Master Connectors]) Amps at 2.048 V, so 116.736 EU/t at max.
The Data Bank consumes (1 + [Number of Data Access Hatches] * [Number of Data Bank Master Connectors]) Amps at 2.048 V, so 116.736 EU/t at max.


Note: Data Banks can not be chained together, if you run out of space for Data Sticks/Assembly Lines you will have to make another Data Bank and insert a copy of each Data Stick or split the recipes across the Assembly Lines.
Data Banks can be chained together, if you run out of space for Data Sticks/Assembly Lines. For example: you setup one data bank to hold all your Data Sticks and then chain it with another that has many Assembly Line connectors. Chains can be done multiple times. Use a Optical Master and Slave Connector to chain them. This consumes 1A UV of power.


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Revision as of 16:39, 12 November 2022



Introduction

The Data Bank is a multiblock that is used to supply an Assembly line with an increased amount of Data Sticks so it is basically a must when progressing through the higher tiers, as every component has its own Data Stick. One Data Bank can hold up to 224 Data Sticks, however the number decreases with the number of Assembly Lines you connect.

Construction

Follow the construction guidelines of the Multiblock Structure Hologram Projector. You can place your Energy Hatch and Maintenance hatch in the front by replacing a High Power Casing with it. The back, bottom and top Computer Casings can be replaced by either Data Access Hatches or Data Bank Master Connectors.

Usage

The Data Access Hatches are used to store your Data Sticks. The Data Bank Master Connectors are used to connect the Data Bank to one or more Assembly Lines that provide an Assembly Line Slave Connector. One Data Bank Master Connector can only be connected to one Assembly Line. The Data Bank Master Connector, The Assembly Line Slave Connector and the Optical Fiber Cable connecting them need to be colored in the same color.

The Data Bank consumes (1 + [Number of Data Access Hatches] * [Number of Data Bank Master Connectors]) Amps at 2.048 V, so 116.736 EU/t at max.

Data Banks can be chained together, if you run out of space for Data Sticks/Assembly Lines. For example: you setup one data bank to hold all your Data Sticks and then chain it with another that has many Assembly Line connectors. Chains can be done multiple times. Use a Optical Master and Slave Connector to chain them. This consumes 1A UV of power.