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+ | The '''''"Enterprise" Flight Manual''''' was an internal document of [[Paramount Pictures]] intended to instruct the stage effects technicians on wiring up all of the work station's control panel backlits and working switches and indicator lights, and giving the actors basic button-pushing lessons on the various standing sets, most notably the [[bridge]] of the [[refit]]-{{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}. |
A photocopied document in oblong format, it was distributed only two months after the ''[[Star Trek: Phase II]]'' project was upgraded to {{film|1}}. There were variations of the first edition, each with slightly differing contents, depending on to which department they were distributed and authors and illustrators were not mentioned in that edition. The first edition carried photocopied handwritten annotations form the designers in question. The cover of the first edition featured artwork taken from [[Franz Joseph]]'s ''[[Star Trek Star Fleet Technical Manual]]'', at that time still considered a [[canon]] work. |
A photocopied document in oblong format, it was distributed only two months after the ''[[Star Trek: Phase II]]'' project was upgraded to {{film|1}}. There were variations of the first edition, each with slightly differing contents, depending on to which department they were distributed and authors and illustrators were not mentioned in that edition. The first edition carried photocopied handwritten annotations form the designers in question. The cover of the first edition featured artwork taken from [[Franz Joseph]]'s ''[[Star Trek Star Fleet Technical Manual]]'', at that time still considered a [[canon]] work. |
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A second, edited, and supplemented edition was distributed a year later, after the hiring of [[Rick Sternbach]] with an adjusted cover and in which the authors were given credit, titled "''U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Constitution Class Refit Flight Control Familiarization Manual''". |
A second, edited, and supplemented edition was distributed a year later, after the hiring of [[Rick Sternbach]] with an adjusted cover and in which the authors were given credit, titled "''U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Constitution Class Refit Flight Control Familiarization Manual''". |
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+ | As Joseph's manual has since then been demoted as an officially endorsed work, the ''"Enterprise" Flight Manual'', has, for all intents and purposes, become the first "official" technical manual of its kind. |
==Contents (first edition)== |
==Contents (first edition)== |
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Revision as of 19:17, 9 September 2011
Template:Realworld The "Enterprise" Flight Manual was an internal document of Paramount Pictures intended to instruct the stage effects technicians on wiring up all of the work station's control panel backlits and working switches and indicator lights, and giving the actors basic button-pushing lessons on the various standing sets, most notably the bridge of the refit-USS Enterprise.
A photocopied document in oblong format, it was distributed only two months after the Star Trek: Phase II project was upgraded to Star Trek: The Motion Picture. There were variations of the first edition, each with slightly differing contents, depending on to which department they were distributed and authors and illustrators were not mentioned in that edition. The first edition carried photocopied handwritten annotations form the designers in question. The cover of the first edition featured artwork taken from Franz Joseph's Star Trek Star Fleet Technical Manual, at that time still considered a canon work.
A second, edited, and supplemented edition was distributed a year later, after the hiring of Rick Sternbach with an adjusted cover and in which the authors were given credit, titled "U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Constitution Class Refit Flight Control Familiarization Manual".
As Joseph's manual has since then been demoted as an officially endorsed work, the "Enterprise" Flight Manual, has, for all intents and purposes, become the first "official" technical manual of its kind.
Contents (first edition)
- Bridge layout
- Bridge
- Communications
- Environmental Engineering
- Weapons and Defense
- Bridge Transporter
- Damage & Repair
- Internal Security
- Engineering
- Tractor Beam
- Science Officer
- Helmsman
- Navigation
- Captain's Chair
- Engine Room
- Console #1 (Impulse Systems)
- Console #2 (Warp Systems)
- Console #3 (In Foyer)
- Briefing Room
- Transporter room
- Kirk's Quarters
- Medical lab
- Examining Room
- Scan Console
- Medical Transporter
- Sick Bay (Bed Monitor)
Covers
