Headset

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Headset

These little devices are issued to every crew member upon arrival on the station. Every job, no matter how insignificant, gets some form of headset. In order to talk to the station with it simply type <say "; (your text here)">. To talk in different languages however, type <say ";.# (your text here)"> with the # being your language key. And finally, to do /me actions over your headset (Like yawning or sneezing), type <say ";! (your verbal action here)">

Different branches of the station get a unique headset with it's own private channel. In order to use this channel type in <say ":h (your text here)">. And your message will be broadcast to others with the same type of headset. *Note* This does not work on the basic model. You can tell the basic model by its black coloring and lack of label.

All headsets are equipped with a standard encryption key used for the common channel. Screwdrivers can be used to remove the encryption keys and use them in a different headset. All department headsets come with two keys.

Here is a list of channels and how to access them. Examining your headset also shows you all possible channels.

• :c Command
• :s Security
• :e Engineering
• :u Cargo
• :m Medical
• :n Science/Research
• :z Service

Using :h will connect you with your default department's channel.

Other channels:

• :b Binary (For AI and cyborgs)
• :h AI Holopad (For AI)
• :t Syndicate Channel
• :$ Centcom Channel

Item	Description
Radio Headset	Almost everyone starts with one and this radio headset can be found on all crew members. They come in different colors based on their department. This has 2 slots for encryption keys, which are used for communicating other departments. These are prone to EMPs, and they shut off when they're in the radius of them. It also has two functions, Microphone and Speaker. Microphone allows talking over your headset without actually talking to the headset in a 3x3 radius. Speaker allows the wearer of the headset hear channels. In addition, you can also set a frequency to talk to other channels.
Bowman Headset	A special headset given to various important crewmembers around the station, designed for ear protection. It protects from flashbangs!
Intercom	Wall radios are an immobile version of headset radios with the same number of frequencies and functions. The AI can use them to publicly broadcast a clandestine conversation or use it to discretely spy on the talk around the station themselves. When a crewman's headset is lost and a Station Bounced Radio is nowhere to be found, wall radios are essential to talking with the station at large. One is found in every room.
Station Bounced Radio	The station bounced radio will function similarly to a standard earpiece radio. This is the only portable radio that will correctly function across in communication blackouts, or when the Telecomms Chamber is damaged.