Manual for Remote Operation of the Irregular Telegraph
This document is provided in collaboration with the Irregular Operations Line Service (IOLS) under clause of the Remote Freight Operation Act. Use for any other purpose is prohibited.
[THE] ARCHIVE - READING
This document covers how to use the IOLS Archive.
The Telegraph has also been equipped with an archival feature. See the following super-command and its sub-commands:
/archive
All messages sent to you will be present in the Archive through the following command:
/archive read [entry]
The IOLS has advised that the Irregular Telegraph is experimental and can function unexpectedly. The Telegraph may receive messages sent by sources outside the CRC, which are not required for Freight Operation. The CRC or IOLS is not responsible nor legally bound by any such messages and they should be immediately discarded and ignored for your safety. Any such messages will be stored in the archive for future processing and inspection.
Any suspicious activity seen on the Telegraph should be reported to your superiors.
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Usage of the Archive is not required of Operators and is viewed as extracurricular activity and thus is not thoroughly explained within this document.
Excessive use is discouraged.
Other useful elements of the archive are the commands for the weekly newspaper and the CRC encyclopedia:
/archive encyclopedia
and
/archive newspaper
Use these as you wish.
Reference
- Front Page
- Stationary - Trading (Sections 1 and 2)
- Travel - Investigating (Sections 3 and 4)
- Stationary - Managing (Sections 5 and 6)
- The
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Document Approved By the CRC For Usage Towards the Remote Operation of:
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This document must not be shared outside the CRC. Doing so is a punishable offense.
Using the Irregular Telegraph for anything other than its intended purposes in this document is illegal and potentially harmful.
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