KOR - Synthetic RLV Controllers
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    • ACS Protocol
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      • Fetch Segments
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      • What is Efficacy?
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Last updated 1 year ago

Any devices that are connected to the system through the internal will be within this menu. This mostly refers to our NS Compatibility as most devices from NS use the .

You are able to interact with devices if they allow interaction, otherwise you will only have the option to disconnect them from here, or they can be detached if allowed.

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