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The TCARS computer system was used aboard {{ShipClass|Wells}} timeships, such as the {{USS|Relativity}}. On the ''Relativity'', it could be used to locate past problems in a [[timeline]] along with performing normal [[starship]] computer routines. ({{VOY|Relativity}}) |
The TCARS computer system was used aboard {{ShipClass|Wells}} timeships, such as the {{USS|Relativity}}. On the ''Relativity'', it could be used to locate past problems in a [[timeline]] along with performing normal [[starship]] computer routines. ({{VOY|Relativity}}) |
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Revision as of 01:16, 28 December 2010
Relativity viewscreen shows timeline data for Voyager's encounter with the Kazon
Lieutenant Ducane at temporal navigation
TCARS is an acronym for the Computer Access and Retrieval System used aboard 29th century timeships. It is the successor to the Federation's starship LCARS. It can be operated by touch or by simply moving one's hand over a control surface.
The TCARS computer system was used aboard Template:ShipClass timeships, such as the USS Relativity. On the Relativity, it could be used to locate past problems in a timeline along with performing normal starship computer routines. (VOY: "Relativity")
The on-screen appearances of term "TCARS" is entirely in lower case letters, and wasn't spoken in dialog. It appeared on the viewscreen diagrams, and in a series of dialogs depicting the temporal disruptor and the Kazon encounter.
Although it's never specified during an episode textually or verbally, it can be assumed that TCARS stands for "Temporal Computer And Retrieval System". (citation needed • edit)