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| posp. |
control remoto; telemando m |
| inżyn. |
control a remoto; lectura a distancia; telecontrol m |
| komput., urządz. |
telemando m (open loop) |
| komun. |
control a distancia; telerregulación; sistema de telemando |
| komun., transp. |
mando a distancia; teleguía |
| micr. |
control remoto (The process of viewing and interacting with an existing Remote Desktop Protocol session initiated by another user) |
| techn. |
control remote |
| teled. |
telemanejo n |
| urządz. |
telemaniobra |
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| technol., roln., inżyn. |
teleoperación f |
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| Angielski tezaurus |
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| skr., górn. |
r.c.; rm.c. |
| wojsk., logist. |
In barrier operations, the ability of a user to actuate a charge or change the state of a mine, from a distance. For a mine, remote control is divided into: 1. Remote Control Level 1. Ability to react to a received remote control stimulus to change from standby state to armed. 2. Remote Control Level 2. As level 1, and the added ability to react to a received remote control stimulus to return from armed to standby state. 3. Remote Interrogation Capability. The ability of a mine to respond to a remote interrogation on its state, either armed or standby. This capability may be superimposed on either Level 1 or Level 2, and may be indicated by the suffix I. (FRA) |
