Redstone Port

The Redstone Port allows you to automate your Reactor using Redstone.

Open the Port graphical interface to configure it. You can then choose between three input settings (that listen for a Redstone signal) and six output ones (that emit a Redstone signal).

Input settings

Perform one of the following actions when a Redstone signal is received


• On / Off : turn the Reactor on or off depending on the signal received
• Eject Waste : eject waste material to Access Ports in outlet mode
• Control Rods Insertion : set the insertion percentage of all Control Rods in the Reactor.

Output settings

Emit a Redstone signal when one of the following conditions are meet


• Casing heat : the heat of the Reactor Casing is above, below or in between a given temperature
• Core heat : the heat of the Reactor Core is above, below or in between a given temperature
• Fuel Richness : the Fuel Richness percentile is above, below or in between a given value

• Fuel Amount : the amount of fuel available is above, below or in between a given value
• Waste Amount : the amount of waste available is above, below or in between a given value.
• Energy Stored : the amount of energy stored in the internal energy buffer is above, below or in between a given value.
• Coolant amount : the amount of coolant in the Turbine is above, below or in between a given value

• Vapor amount : the amount of vapor in the Turbine is above, below or in between a given value

You will usually need two or more Redstone Ports to fully automate a Reactor.

For more complex automation, check the Computer Port.

Mandatory: no
Valid positions: any face (not on frame)
Variants: all
Graphical interface: yes