Changes: Remote control

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Remote control for neural stimulator — The remote control for a neural stimulator

Remote control, 2153 — A remote control in 2153

A remote control is a hand-held device for controlling mechanisms across a varied distance, predating voice-command technology.

Jonathan Archer used to fly model spaceships by remote control with his father. (ENT: "Broken Bow", "Similitude")

In the revised final draft script of "Broken Bow", the remote control used in conjunction with Archer's remote controlled model spaceship is described as "a small control unit." [1]

During the historic voyage of Enterprise NX-01, a monitor in Captain Archer's quarters could be remotely operated using a set of controls at his bedside. (ENT: "The Seventh")

In 2152, Malcolm Reed used a remote control to detonate, from the bridge of Enterprise, an explosive device near a group of plasma canisters aboard an automated repair station. (ENT: "Dead Stop")

In the final draft script of "Dead Stop", this type of remote control is referred to as "a small hand-held detonator."

Later that year, Charles Tucker III used a small remote control to ignite a series of exposed well heads for deuterium pumps, thereby trapping a group of Klingon pirates in a ring of fire. (ENT: "Marauders")

Another type of remote control was a hand-held device which operated a monitor in the captain's dining room. (ENT: "The Seventh")

A remote control was used by Enolian guards in 2152. Used to operate sets of handcuffs, it could release the restraints or cause them to electrocute their wearer. This type of device additionally doubled as a communicator. (ENT: "Canamar")

In the final draft script of "Canamar", this remote control was referred to as "a small remote device".

The next year, Lieutenant Reed used a remote control, while standing on the transporter platform aboard Enterprise, to detonate several charges which were connected to the EPS manifold aboard the transport Arctic One, destroying that vessel and Borg drones which were on board. (ENT: "Regeneration")

In the final draft script of "Regeneration", this remote control was described as "a hand-held remote detonator". The same prop was previously used as the remote control seen in the episode "Marauders".

In 2270, an Orion lieutenant offered to rig a remote control device to detonate dilithium explosives on an asteroid's surface. The captain declined, saying he wanted to see the look on Kirk's face when he informed him of their mutual demise. (TAS: "The Pirates of Orion")

In 2376, B'Elanna Torres gave a television with a remote control to Tom Paris as a gift. Although she attempted to give the TV set a 1950s authenticity, remote controls were not available with TV sets until the early-1960s. (VOY: "Memorial")

Both Doctor McCoy (2268) and Ensign Nog (2374) operated neural stimulators by remote control to give motion to mindless bodies; Spock's brainless one (TOS: "Spock's Brain" and Keevan's corpse DS9: "The Magnificent Ferengi") respectively.

A type of remote control was scripted to appear in ENT: "Bounty" but does not actually appear on screen. In the episode's final draft script, the device was described as "a small KEYPAD". It would have been used by Tellarite bounty hunter Skalaar to deactivate a forcefield aboard his shuttle. In the episode, however, he instead does this via one of the control panels in the craft's cockpit.

External link

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 [[File:Remote control for neural stimulator.jpg|thumb|The remote control for a neural stimulator]]
-[[File:TV Remote.jpg|thumb|A [[television]] remote]]
+[[File:TV Remote.jpg|thumb|A television remote]]
+[[File:Remote control, 2153.jpg|thumb|A remote control in 2153]]
 A '''remote control''' is a hand-held device for controlling mechanisms across a varied distance, predating voice-command technology.
 [[Jonathan Archer]] used to fly [[model]] [[spaceship]]s by remote control with his [[Henry Archer|father]]. ({{ENT|Broken Bow|Similitude}})
+{{bginfo|In the revised final draft script of "Broken Bow", the remote control used in conjunction with Archer's [[remote controlled model spaceship]] is described as "a small control unit." ''{{Star Trek Minutiae|resources/scripts/ent001.txt}}''}}
-[[B'Elanna Torres]] gave a [[television]] with a remote control to [[Tom Paris]] as a gift. Although she attempted to give the TV set a [[1950s]] authenticity, remote controls were not available with TV sets until the early-[[1960s]]. ({{VOY|Memorial}})
+During the historic voyage of {{EnterpriseNX}}, a monitor in [[Captain]] Archer's [[quarters]] could be remotely operated using a set of controls at his bedside. ({{ENT|The Seventh}})
-[[Doctor]] [[Leonard McCoy|McCoy]] and [[Ensign]] [[Nog]] operated [[neural stimulator]]s by remote control to give motion to mindless bodies. ({{TOS|Spock's Brain}}; {{DS9|The Magnificent Ferengi}})
+In [[2152]], [[Malcolm Reed]] used a remote control to detonate, from the [[bridge]] of ''Enterprise'', an explosive device near a group of [[plasma canister]]s aboard an [[automated repair station]]. ({{ENT|Dead Stop}})
-==Appendices ==
+{{bginfo|In the final draft script of "Dead Stop", this type of remote control is referred to as "a small hand-held detonator."}}
-=== See also ===
+Later that year, [[Charles Tucker III]] used a small remote control to ignite a series of exposed well heads for [[deuterium pump]]s, thereby trapping [[Korok's tanker personnel|a group]] of [[Klingon]] [[pirate]]s in a ring of [[fire]]. ({{ENT|Marauders}})
+Another type of remote control was a hand-held device which operated a monitor in the [[captain's dining room]]. ({{ENT|The Seventh}})
+A remote control was used by [[Enolian]] [[guard]]s in 2152. Used to operate sets of [[handcuffs]], it could release the restraints or cause them to [[electrocution|electrocute]] their wearer. This type of device additionally doubled as a [[communicator]]. ({{ENT|Canamar}})
+{{bginfo|In the final draft script of "Canamar", this remote control was referred to as "a small remote device".}}
+[[2153|The next year]], Lieutenant Reed used a remote control, while standing on the [[transporter platform]] aboard ''Enterprise'', to detonate several [[charge]]s which were connected to the [[EPS manifold]] aboard the [[transport]] ''[[Arctic One]]'', destroying that vessel and [[Borg drone]]s which were on board. ({{ENT|Regeneration}})
+{{bginfo|In the final draft script of "Regeneration", this remote control was described as "a hand-held remote detonator". The same prop was previously used as the remote control seen in the episode "Marauders".}}
+In [[2270]], an [[Orion]] [[Orion 23rd century lieutenant 1|lieutenant]] offered to rig a remote control device to detonate [[dilithium]] explosives on an [[asteroid]]'s surface. The [[Unnamed Orions (23rd century)#captain|captain]] declined, saying he wanted to see the look on [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]]'s face when he informed him of their mutual demise. ({{TAS|The Pirates of Orion}})
+In [[2376]], [[B'Elanna Torres]] gave a [[television]] with a remote control to [[Tom Paris]] as a gift. Although she attempted to give the TV set a [[1950s]] authenticity, remote controls were not available with TV sets until the early-[[1960s]]. ({{VOY|Memorial}})
+Both [[Doctor]] [[Leonard McCoy|McCoy]] ([[2268]]) and [[Ensign]] [[Nog]] ([[2374]]) operated [[neural stimulator]]s by remote control to give motion to mindless bodies; [[Spock]]'s brainless one ({{TOS|Spock's Brain}} and [[Keevan]]'s corpse {{DS9|The Magnificent Ferengi}}) respectively.
+{{bginfo|A type of remote control was scripted to appear in {{ENT|Bounty}} but does not actually appear on screen. In the episode's final draft script, the device was described as "a small KEYPAD". It would have been used by [[Tellarite]] [[bounty hunter]] [[Skalaar]] to deactivate a [[forcefield]] aboard [[Tellarite shuttle|his shuttle]]. In the episode, however, he instead does this via one of the control panels in the craft's cockpit.}}
+== See also ==
 * [[Remote controlled model spaceship]]
 * [[Remote controlled toy]]
-=== External link ===
+== External link ==
 * {{wikipedia}}