Difference between revisions of "Verbal Override"
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Primary use of such systems is in the military, where large numbers of individuals may be using the same system. | Primary use of such systems is in the military, where large numbers of individuals may be using the same system. | ||
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Revision as of 15:17, 29 June 2006
A procedure used with computer-controlled security systems, where a specific codeword may be used as absolute identification. When used, the codeword bypasses all other identification circuits, and automatically authorizes the presence of the individual concerned.
Primary use of such systems is in the military, where large numbers of individuals may be using the same system.
- Source: Adventure 1 The Kinunir
Non-Canon
Feel free to enter further information and/or personal experiences with this procedure.