Navigation Terminal

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Last updated for version 0.12.0.3
Last mentioned in changelog 1.2.6.0
The current game version is 1.7.7.0
This article is about the Submarine and Shuttle Navigation Terminals. For other uses, see Terminal (disambiguation).
Navigation Terminal

Usable device for setting the course of the sub.
Statistics*
Power Consumption 10 + 10 + 100 kW
Repairable
Required Skill Electrical Engineering 55
Required Item Screwdriver
Technical
Identifier navterminal
Categories Machine
Tags command,navterminal,primarynavterminal
Shuttle Navigation Terminal

Usable device for setting the course of the shuttle.
Statistics*
Power Consumption 5 + 10 + 100 kW
Repairable
Required Skill Electrical Engineering 55
Required Item Screwdriver
Technical
Identifier shuttlenavterminal
Categories Machine
Tags command,navterminal,secondarynavterminal

The Navigation Terminal is an installation in Barotrauma. It is an essential installation in any submarine, as it allows the crew to steer the submarine.

Usage

Using the Navigation Terminal will show its GUI, it displays an outline of the submarine and a reticle to steer the submarine. At an outpost, it can be upgraded to include a Mineral Scanner on Non-Attack Submarines.

The Sonar can either be passive or active:

  • While active the submarine will send a sonar ping in a 360 degree arc, anything it bounces off will be displayed on the GUI. Unchanged, it has the radius of 100 meters.
    • Another option while active is Directional Ping, if enabled the submarine will send sonar pings in 30 degree arcs in the selected direction instead.
  • While passive the submarine scans for sound signatures. They can be generated by the submarine itself (nuclear reactor, engines, weapons) or underwater Creatures. These sound signatures will bounce off of their surroundings and are displayed on the GUI. The range of passive sonar depends on how loud the submarine is.

Velocity Y

The navigation terminal outputs a decimal from -100 to 100. The neutral ballast level output will change depending upon the size of the ballast relative to the whole ship. From that neutral value the output is linearly scaled as the input changes from 0 to ± 100

E.g. The Orca's neutral ballast level creates a y_velocity_out of about -15 (rounded for simplicity). A negative y input value will use the formula: -15 + Input_Value*85/100, as the difference between -15 and -100 is 85. A positive y input value will use the formula: -15 + Input_Value*115/100, as the difference between -15 and +100 is 115.

Connection Panel

Connection Panel for Navigation Terminal
Hover over pins to see their descriptions.
power_in
transducer_in
velocity_in
Connecting a power source to this input will supply the Navigation Terminal with power.
Generates sonar. Must be set to use this.
Allows remote velocity change in the form of [x velocity],[y velocity]
velocity_x_out
velocity_y_out
signal_out_1
signal_out_2
signal_out_3
toggle_docking
current_velocity_x
current_velocity_y
current_position_x
current_position_y
condition_out
Connecting the engines to this output will allow the Navigation Terminal to control the engines thrust, allowing the submarine to move horizontally.
Connecting the ballast pumps to this output will allow the Navigation Terminal to control the how much the ballast is filled, allowing the submarine to move vertically. This outputs -100 to 100 (adjusted by the neutral ballast value).
Outputs a signal when the custom button is pressed on the Navigation Terminal GUI.
Outputs a signal when the custom button is pressed on the Navigation Terminal GUI. This is not present on the Shuttle Navigation Terminal.
Outputs a signal when the custom button is pressed on the Navigation Terminal GUI. This is not present on the Shuttle Navigation Terminal.
Outputs a signal when the docking button is pressed on the Navigation Terminal GUI.
Outputs the current horizontal velocity.
Outputs the current vertical velocity.
Outputs the current horizontal position.
Outputs the current vertical position.
Outputs the Navigation Terminal's current condition. (0-100)
Requires: Screwdriver

Trivia

  • Navigation terminals use "Sonar King" brand sonars, according to The European volume 54.

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