Enhanced Tactical Computer

The Enhanced Tactical Computer or ETC is a portable rugged computer, built by Elbit Systems, and used by the US Military. It is a modular system, built using COTS hardware, and enclosed in MIL-STD 810 cases, build to withstand harsh conditions and temperatures from -25° to 55°C.[1]

Specs

5.5kg 10"x9"x3.5"

Hardware

It is uses a Pentium III processor, which can be upgraded via a specially designed removable module. It is equipped with a touch screen TFT display, with 600x800 resolution.[1] Removable 10-40gig hard drive, and removable power supply.

Includes an embedded GPS receiver, LAN jack, USB port, PS2 port.[2] Two PC Card Type II or a single Type III are available. Communications interfaces are supported via Elbit's communications controller, supporting up to six networks at 64 kbit/s. Compatible with Windows or Linux operating systems.[1]

gollark: I did.
gollark: Oops. Will fix.
gollark: ```lualocal a={peripheral.find"modem"}print(("%d modem(s) found"):format(#a))local function b(c)for d,e in pairs(a)do c(e)end end;local function f(g)b(function(e)e.open(g)end)end;local function h(g)b(function(e)e.close(g)end)end;f(rednet.CHANNEL_REPEAT)local d,i=term.getCursorPos()local j,k=pcall(function()local l={}local m={}local n=0;while true do term.setCursorPos(1,i)term.clearLine()print(("%d message(s) repeated"):format(n))local o,p,g,q,r=os.pullEvent()if o=="modem_message"then if g==rednet.CHANNEL_REPEAT and type(r)=="table"then local s=r.nMessageID;local t=r.nRecipient;if s and t and(type(s)=="number"or type(s)=="string")and type(t)=="number"and t>=0 and t<=65535 then if not l[s]then l[s]=true;m[os.startTimer(30)]=s;b(function(e)e.transmit(rednet.CHANNEL_REPEAT,q,r)e.transmit(t,q,r)end)n=n+1 end end end elseif o=="timer"then local u=p;local s=m[u]if s then m[u]=nil;l[u]=nil end end end end)if not j then printError(k)end;h(rednet.CHANNEL_REPEAT)```Ultra-minified rednet repeater.
gollark: I think it'd be easier to port Lunatic86 or whatever it is.
gollark: He has no idea what he's doing, I believe.

See also

Sources
  1. RVS 330 Rugged Computer (V4+)
  2. "page201.qxd" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2007-09-26. Retrieved 2007-07-04.
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