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| − | The '''Emergency Medical Holographic Channel''' was used to communicate with the [[EMH]] in {{USS|Voyager}}'s [[sickbay]], via ship's computers. It was necessary, at first, because [[The Doctor]] was not designed to have access to ship systems as readily as other crewmembers. As The Doctor's [[holomatrix]] was enhanced and upgraded, enabling him to communicate more easily, the EMH channel fell into disuse. ({{VOY|Parallax|The Cloud|The Thaw}}} |
+ | The '''Emergency Medical Holographic Channel''' was used to communicate with the [[EMH]] in {{USS|Voyager}}'s [[sickbay]], via ship's computers. It was necessary, at first, because [[The Doctor]] was not designed to have access to ship systems as readily as other crewmembers. As The Doctor's [[holomatrix]] was enhanced and upgraded, enabling him to communicate more easily, the EMH channel fell into disuse. ({{VOY|Parallax|The Cloud|The Thaw|The Swarm}}} |
This channel was also capable of being used to transmit intership messages. [[Tom Paris]] sent a discreet message to the Doctor while ''Voyager'' was under [[Kazon]] control. ({{VOY|Basics, Part II}}) |
This channel was also capable of being used to transmit intership messages. [[Tom Paris]] sent a discreet message to the Doctor while ''Voyager'' was under [[Kazon]] control. ({{VOY|Basics, Part II}}) |
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Revision as of 19:18, 30 December 2013
The Emergency Medical Holographic Channel was used to communicate with the EMH in USS Voyager's sickbay, via ship's computers. It was necessary, at first, because The Doctor was not designed to have access to ship systems as readily as other crewmembers. As The Doctor's holomatrix was enhanced and upgraded, enabling him to communicate more easily, the EMH channel fell into disuse. (VOY: "Parallax", "The Cloud", "The Thaw", "The Swarm"}
This channel was also capable of being used to transmit intership messages. Tom Paris sent a discreet message to the Doctor while Voyager was under Kazon control. (VOY: "Basics, Part II")