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The Institute terminal entries are a series of entries found on various terminals in The Institute in Fallout 4.
Advanced systems terminal 1 (Dr. Li)
View Access Logs
Access: Local. Login: Li.M
Notes: Review of Phase Three project status
Access: Local. Login: Li.M
Notes: update diagnostic tools for child synth project
Access: Remote. Login: DIRECTOR
Notes: --REDACTED--
Access: Local. Login: Li.M
Notes: Review of all BioScience projects
Project Status
Phase Three
Status: Behind Schedule
Latest Developments:
- Housing upgraded per specifications of Li.M
- Exhaust couplings replaced
- magnetic confinement field calculations refined
Synth Prototype
Status: In Progress
Latest Developments:
- New skin added per Director's specifications
- Motor control issues addressed
- Latest personality matrix from Robotics division installed
Laser Weapons
Status: Ongoing
Latest Developments:
- Focusing mechanisms upgraded per Ormand.R
- frequency modifications per Watson.E
- new housings fabricated
Misc. Projects
Status: N/A
Latest Developments:
- Ormand.R working on localized Relay focus
- All other prototypes/theoretical models delayed due to Phase Three
Personal Notes
The official explanation for the "accident" in the FEV lab remains unsatisfactory. Facilities has nothing; they simply refer me to the Director. And he's keeping something from me. I've been around long enough to see it.
I wonder if he ever considers the ramifications of what he's asked me to do? If he worries that having me build a synth that's supposed to approximate him as a child might give me some unintended insights into his character? Probably not. And to be honest, it probably won't.
Advanced systems terminal 2
View Access Logs
Access: Local. Login: Ormand.R
Notes: submitting research projects for approval
Access: Local. Login: Ormand.R
Notes: update diagnostic tools for child synth project
Access: Remote. Login: Ayo.J
Notes: --REDACTED--
Access: Local. Login: Watson.E
Notes: Rejection of project proposals
Research Proposals
Human Cybernetics
Proposal:
Build on existing Institute research into implants/cybernetics to augment human capabilities and lifespan. Previous program met with limited success in a single subject; using a broader array of subjects and new techniques could prove highly effective.
Approval:
Rejected - Director
Notes: None given
Cold Fusion
Proposal:
Divert time/materials from current Phase Three research to exploring the possibility of sustainable nuclear reactions through electrochemical processes at or near room temperatures. Pre-war work on the subject yielded no concrete results; advances in technology could potentially make it possible.
Approval:
Rejected - Li.M
Notes: Evidence suggests this is, and always will be, a pipe dream
Miniaturization
Proposal:
Modification to Relay assembly allowing for extra parameters when re-materializing, specifically to explore recalibrating object size and density. Imagine if it were possible to use the Relay to shrink someone down to the size of an insect... or even smaller!
Approval
Rejected - Watson.E
Notes: Let's keep things out of the realm of science fiction, please.
Plasma Weaponry
Proposal:
Pre-war plasma weapons exist, albeit in a somewhat primitive state. Samples have been collected; with work from a dedicated research team said weapons could be improved upon dramatically.
Approval
Pending - Li.M
Notes: Something to consider, after Phase Three is complete
Personal Notes
Dr. Li has been spending more and more time in her lab with the kid. Synth. Thing.
It's creepy, and I can't help but wonder if she's getting a little too attached.
Evan has rejected my last 12 proposals. I don't know how to get through to that man at all.
Personal Notes
I cannot believe Doctor Li would betray the Institute. Objectively, I recognize that she's gone, but... I just can't believe it.
Everyone is acting like it's business as usual. No one even wants to discuss it. It's maddening. I guess all we can do is move on, and be grateful for the work she did while she was here. That, and hope she doesn't give the Brotherhood enough of an edge to destroy us all.
Advanced systems terminal 3
View Access Logs
Access: Local. Login: Watson.E
Notes: Reviewing research proposals
Access: Local. Login: Watson.E
Notes: Rejecting research proposals
Access: Remote. Login: Li.M
Notes: Reviewing synth progress updates
Access: Local. Login: Watson.E
Notes: Updating findings on child synth development
Access: Local. Login: Watson.E
Notes: Submitting regulation updates to Directorate
Regulation Updates
Submitted to Directorate for Approval
** Review permissions for assigning sidearms to personnel. SRB recommendations to increase security have over-ridden any normal procedures for allowing Institute scientists to carry firearms. Training for said firearms also needs to be updated.
** Reconsider inter-departmental network access. Certain divisions appear to be abusing this.
** Security systems need to be reviewed by Facilities Division ASAP. Given recent events it is extremely important that the Institute be prepared for any conceivable situation, no matter how unlikely. Dr. Ayo has requested this for some time, and I am now inclined to agree with him
Personal Notes
I have, in the last 24 hours, observed no less than seven blatant violations of Institute protocol. The degree to which people appear to ignore the rules which have been put in place to keep us all safe is incredibly disappointing.
Madison insists that I continue the testing battery with the child synth, despite my reservations about the project as a whole. If this were any other situation, I would not have second thoughts about going straight to the Director, but given the circumstances, I shall simply wait it out.
Personal Notes
No one believed me. I warned them. I said that she couldn't really be trusted, that she wasn't honestly one of us. This is why we don't allow outsiders into the Institute.
Now she's gone, and has taken who knows how many secrets to the Brotherhood. I've scrubbed her terminal for any sign of data removal; there's nothing apparent but that doesn't mean it didn't happen. She was annoyingly clever.
Binet quarters terminal
Fancy Lads Snack Cakes
Text?
View Access Logs
ACCESS LOG
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Leisure program: Expert Chess
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Operation: Music Player "Trois Nocturnes"
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Leisure program: Expert Chess
Access: Local. Login: Binet.L
Historical Text: The History of the Commonwealth
View Access Logs
ACCESS LOG
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Leisure program: Expert Chess
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Operation: Music Player "Trois Nocturnes"
Access: Remote (Synth Retention Main Control) Login: ERROR ID UNKNOWN
Notes: ERROR RECORD DELETED
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Leisure program: Expert Chess
Access: Local. Login: Binet.L
Historical Text: The History of the Commonwealth
BioScience terminal (desk)
SZI Phase 2 Development
Synth Zoological Inititiave Phase 2 Development Journal
Initial thoughts...
What to create? We've engineered creatures that inhabit the sky and the land - the next logical step is a creature of the sea.
The greatest challenge remains data collection. Accurate measurements, behavioral data, life cycle, habitat, etc.
Might Nahant have something useful? Note to self: request that we allocate a scavenger team to that area.
So which aquatic creature makes a good candidate. Start with size. Nothing to large, nothing too small.
Most promising candiates: genus delphinus, genus Carcharhinus.
On-site habitat will be a logistical challenge. Expansion of Bioscience likely necessary, including large water tank. Many logistical challenges to implement, Facilities division likely to oppose this.
Have to pitch this as the first step in a broader plan: What else can go in the aquatic habitat? Can we grow food there? What other experiments could we do? Could we develop underwater synth models to carry out seabed salvage operations? Probably far-fetched - need to work on this more.
Will table this journal for the time being, focus on other priorities until I can come up with more reasons that we'll benefit from the aquatic habitat. Can still gather data in the meantime.
Warwick Homestead Initiative
Mission Statement
The Warwick Homestead Initiative was conceived to facilitate field testing of various genetically-modified specimens in the unique climate of the Commonwealth. It is hoped that we gain insight into the effects of trace radiation on the growth and developments of said specimens.
We of the BioScience division are in full agreement on the following hypothesis: subjected to the proper levels of ambient radiation and soil ph such as those found in the exceptionally fertile soil at Warwick Homestead, our modified seed specimens are likely to exhibit accelerated growth rate and a two-fold increase in size.
Project Implementation
Stage 1:
Using genetic manipulation, we will develop a unique breed of Cucurbitaceae with similar characteristics to those commonly farmed in the Commonwealth.
Stage 2:
Acquire Roger Warwick, patriarch of Warwick Homestead, and conduct a series of intensive interrogation sessions to learn all we can about his life and family.
Stage 3:
With the intelligence gathered in Stage 2, create a synth replica of Roger Warwick and embed the unit on-site at Warwick Homestead to oversee the operation directly. SRB will handle logistics of this aspect of the initiative.
Stage 4:
Begin covert deliveries of prototype seed batches for planting.
Stage 5:
Collect observational data from embedded unit.
Stage 6:
When sufficient data has been collected, retrieve synth unit and specimens for lab study. Purge all surface evidence of the initiative.
Status Reports
BATCH p761: READY FOR SHIPMENT
BATCH p664: DELIVERY COMPLETE
REPORT WW/877.1004 RECEIVED
BATCH p609: DELIVERY COMPLETE
BATCH p609: INITIATE DELIVERY
BATCH p609: READY FOR SHIPMENT
REPORT WW/877.0905 RECEIVED
BATCH p557: DELIVERY COMPLETE
REPORT WW/877.1004 RECEIVED
BATCH p557: DELIVERY COMPLETE
BATCH p557: INITIATE DELIVERY
BATCH p557: READY FOR SHIPMENT
REPORT WW/877.0715 RECEIVED
BATCH p534: BATCH DESTROYED IN TRANSIT
BATCH p534: INITIATE DELIVERY
BATCH p534: READY FOR SHIPMENT
Behavioral Anomaly Report
Director Holdren,
Here are the details you requested re: the gorilla behavioral anomalies.
- A total of 16 incidents of heightened aggression have been documented.
- BioScience personnel who witnessed these events, myself included, would categorize the level of aggression displayed as extreme and dangerous.
- In all, six synth handlers have been destroyed by gorilla attacks.
- As for what triggers these behavioral changes, I speculate that it's a reaction to perceived conflict. Several attacks followed heated arguments that took place within earshot of the pen. Another occurred soon after the recent SRB security sweep.
- It seems clear there's a fault in the behavioral model. I doubt it can be corrected. I know you're against it, but I think we have to consider destroying them.
- Failing that, I recommend that all contact with the gorillas be limited to synth units only. BioScience personnel should not be permitted to come into contact. The risk is simple too great.
- Karlin
View Access Logs
ACCESS LOG
Access: Local. Login: Holdren.C
Category Update: SZI Phase 2 Prep
Access: Local. Login: Volkert.B
Category Update: Feeding & Maintenance Log
Access: Local. Login: Holdren.C
Category Update: SZI Phase 2 Prep
Access: Remote. Login: Ayo.J
Notes: --REDACTED-
Access: Local. Login: Karlin.I
Category Added: Behavioral Anomaly Report
Access: Local. Login: K3-19
Maintenance: replaced cooling unit
Access: Local. Login: Holdren.C
Message Transmit/Primary Director's Terminal
Message Subject: "SZI Phase 2"
BioScience terminal (wall)
Departmental Notices
Our Special Guest Has Arrived
Now that our guest of honor is here, I want to remind everyone to be polite, accommodating and welcoming. It's not often we receive visitors from the surface, and this occasion is more special than most.
I know I can count on all of you to extend a hand of friendship and greet our visitor with the utmost hospitality. Let's embrace this exciting event and make the best first impression we possibly can.
- Director Holdren
Power Conservation
When we first implemented the new power efficiency guidelines, I was proud at how well we were able to meet those standards with only a minimal impact on our productivity. It was a daunting challenge, but we rose to meet it.
Lately, however, we've been getting lax in our habits. Too often I'm finding lights and equipment left on when they shouldn't be, and the environmental settings have been changed without my authorization.
Let's re-dedicate ourselves to doing what's right for the needs of the Institute as a whole. After all, this isn't just our home, it's a home for the future generations who will carry on the great work of building a better future.
- Director Holdren
Synth Zoology - The Next Step
I have some exciting news to share with all of you. Father has approved the next phase of my proposed synth zoology initiative, and I'm already in the process of setting up a schedule for the initial prototyping phase.
As has always been the case, this is a low-priority project, but those of you who find yourselves with free time are welcome to contribute. I'll need to make a few preliminary decisions, not the least of which is what kind of creature we'll want to replicate.
I don't have to tell you how eager I am to begin, and I can't wait to see what amazing things we can do given our recent advances in synth development.
Director Holdren
Soil pH Values
BATCH ID: 228 // PHV 5.617 MOD. ACIDIC
BATCH ID: 106 // PHV 6.231 SLT. ACIDIC
BATCH ID: 334 // PHV 8.114 MOD. ALKALINE
BATCH ID: 271 // PHV 7.200 NEUTRAL
BATCH ID: 133 // PHV 5.263 MOD. ACIDIC
BATCH ID: 320 // PHV 7.513 SLT. ALKALINE
BATCH ID: 249 // PHV 5.617 MOD. ACIDIC
BATCH ID: 166 // PHV 6.883 NEUTRAL
BATCH ID: 242 // PHV 6.093 MOD. ACIDIC
BATCH ID: 396 // PHV 8.748 STR. ALKALINE
View Access Logs
ACCESS LOG
Access: Local. Login: Karlin.I
Category Update: Soil pH Values
Access: Local. Login: Karlin.I
Category Update: Soil pH Values
Access: Local. Login: Volkert.B
Accessed Departmental Notices
Access: Local. Login: Holdren.C
Category Update: Department Notices
Access: Local. Login: Karlin.I
Accessed Departmental Notices
FEV lab terminal
Subject Status
Subject CM-151
Baseline: Male, mid-30s. Poor overall health.
Post-submersion results: Consistent with standard results
Subject Status: DISCARDED
Subject CF-224
Baseline: Female, late-30s. Moderate overall health.
Post-submersion results: Initially consistent with standard results. Rapid decline in physical condition.
Subject Status: DECEASED
Subject CM-153
Baseline: Male, early 30s. Moderate overall health.
Post-submersion results: Physical condition consistent with standard results. Mental acuity charting slightly higher than average.
Subject Status: TAGGED, DISCARDED
Subject CM-092
Baseline: Male, late 20s. Above average overall health.
Post-submersion results: Rapid decline in mental capacity, anomalous physical results
Subject Status: TERMINATED
Subject CF-199
Baseline: Female, early 20s. Moderate overall health.
Post-submersion results: Rapid, excessive physical growth. Aggression far above normal parameters.
Subject Status: TERMINATED
Subject CM-187
Baseline: Male, mid-30s. Poor overall health.
Post-submersion results: Inconclusive
Subject Status: TERMINATED
Note: Subject unintentionally terminated during Incident V. Data should be culled from future reports.
Subject CF-203
Baseline: Female, early 30s. Moderate overall health.
Post-submersion results: Inconclusive
Subject Status: TERMINATED
Note: Subject unintentionally terminated during Incident V. Data should be culled from future reports.
Progress Reports
2277.7.10
Entered By: Syverson.C
Notes:
Latest round of testing complete. Results are all within expected parameters. Informed Dr. Zimmer directly, as he had ordered the tests personally. He seemed annoyed with the results; unsure what he was looking for. He declined to specify why he wanted the tests run to begin with.
2286.4.10
Entered by: Virgil.B
Notes:
I have officially assumed the lead role on the project after Dr. Syverson's passing.
Latest round of subjects show results similar to previous test runs over last 5 years. No statistical deviation noted.
Synthetic organics continue to perform well; the necessity of further tests is unexplained.
2287.2.10
Entered By: Virgil.B
Notes:
Nothing new. Always the same. Have entered formal complaint with Directorate; these tests are not bringing in any valuable information. The organics project was spun off decades ago. Why do we insist on continuing this?
REDACTED
Entered By: DIRECTOR OVERRIDE AZ-99
Notes:
--REDACTED--
All inquiries about this project should now go straight to the Director. The lab will be offline until further notice.
Infirmary terminal
View Access Logs
Access: Local. Login: Volkert.D
Notes: Updating incident reports
Access: Local. Login: Volkert.D
Notes: Updating incident reports
Access: Remote. Login: Ayo.J
Notes: --REDACTED--
Access: Local. Login: Volkert.D
Notes: Review of hydroponics output
Incident Reports
Incident IN2845t
Incident 2845
Patient: Thompson.E
Presenting symptom: First-degree burns, left hand
Notes: Patient placed his hand inside power relay without first disengaging. First aid applied.
Incident IN2677t
Incident 2677
Patient: Filmore.Q
Presenting symptom: abdominal distress
Notes: Patient ingested lubricant from Robotics Division "on a dare." Emetic dispensed.
Incident IN2433t
Incident 2433
Patient: Binet.L
Presenting symptom: wrist sprain, right hand
Notes: Patient declined to say how injury occurred; only indicated it was related to "using a terminal." Splint applied.
Incident IN2128t
Incident 2128
Patient: Loken.M
Presenting symptom: Dislocated shoulder, right side
Notes: Apparent malfunction of synth - handshake gesture applied with extreme force. Shoudler re-set and pain medication dispensed.
Incident IN2058t
Incident 2058
Patient: REDACTED
Presenting symptom: Severe blunt trauma to upper torso
Notes: Injuries received in FEV lab
REDACTED
DIRECTOR OVERRIDE AZ-77
Incident IN2049t
Incident 2049
Patient: Director
Presenting Symptom: Dizziness, shortness of breath
Notes: Test results revealed...
REDACTED
DIRECTOR OVERRIDE AZ-77
Personal Notes
Latest batch of food from hydroponics shows increased vitamin-D content; should help with the deficiencies I've been seeing lately.
Maintenance terminal 6
View Access Logs
ACCESS LOG
Access: Local. Login: Thompson.E
Operation: Replaced primary display assembly (tube burned out)
Access: Local. Login: B7-67
Operation: Cleaning supply inventory.
Access: Local. Login: Filmore.A
Operation: Routine facilities inspection
Access: Local. Login: G9-21
Operation: Requisition additional supply of cleaning agent 7
View Access Logs
ACCESS LOG
Access: Local. Login: Thompson.E
Operation: Replaced primary display assembly (tube burned out)
Access: Local. Login: B7-67
Operation: Cleaning supply inventory.
Access: Local. Login: Filmore.A
Operation: Routine facilities inspection
--- COMMAND FUNCTIONS TRANSFERRED TO USER BINET.L ---
--- INITIATE REMOTE REDIRECT ---
--- EXECUTE CORE MEMORY PURGE ---
Memory purge in progress, please stand by
.....................................................................
.....................................................................
......................
Robotics terminal 1
Departmental Notices
Impending Arrival
Our monitoring of events on the surface has confirmed that the time is almost at hand. Very soon, our guest will be here. I admit that I feel both hope and trepidation when I think of how our first meeting will go.
Please make whatever preparations that you deem necessary. Consider all sensitive information to be classified for the time being. We cannot know for certain what our visitor's motivations will be, especially after coming into contact with the Railroad. We will exercise caution, but we must also extend a warm welcome. In time, once a measure of trust has been earned, we can be more forthcoming.
I need not remind you all how important this is to me personally, but I want you also to think of the opportunity for the entire Institute. We stand to gain a great deal if we make the most of that opportunity.
- Father
Power Conservation Update
I recently met with Dr. Li to review the latest power distribution metrics, and there is both good news and bad to share. I'll begin with the good.
It's clear that we have all taken to heart Doctor Li's request for a greater emphasis on power conservation. The metrics demonstrate that we have improved our efficiency across the board. I'm particularly proud to note that the Robotics division has shown the most improvement in this regard, surpassing even Advanced Systems. Well done.
Unfortunately, the efforts we have made to date are simply not enough. We must continue to find ways to conserve without adversely impacting our research and production. I know that what I'm asking is difficult, but I'm also completely confident that we will rise to the challenge.
I have some ideas that will be discussed in the next Director's meeting. Until then, I ask that you please keep the need for conservation foremost in your thoughts.
- Father
Concerns re: Child Synth Prototype
I'm concerned at the pace of our progress in correcting the problems with the child synth prototype. I cannot impress upon this division enough the need to resolve these issues quickly and completely. Time and again, we've corrected flaws only to see them return. I find myself questioning whether we're thoroughly testing these fixes before moving on to the next item.
You know that I have great faith in all of you, but time is quickly running out. I must ask that you take whatever measures are necessary to meet the project targets within the time frame.
Please make this your foremost priority.
- Father
Missing Synth Investigation
It has been brought to my attention that some of you are displeased with the methods and practices employed by the SRB division in its ongoing investigation into the missing third-generation synths. I'd like to take a moment to address this matter.
Firstly, know that I am aware of your concerns and that I intend to have a conversation with Director Ayo in order to ensure that he is also aware. Any disruption to your work must be taken seriously, especially at this critical time.
However, I must also ask for a measure of patience and cooperation from all of you. It is simply impossible to gather the information necessary to carry out this investigation without an element of distraction and inconvenience.
Remember that your cooperation is vital to bringing this investigation to a swift and successful conclusion. I'm sure that's something we all want.
- Father
Synth vs.Android
As production of our gen-3 synths continues apace, I would like to take this opportunity to formalize our categorization.
The term android has been used interchangeably with synth for as long as the Institute has existed. And though some of our older residents may actually prefer android (Dr. Zimmer being a prime example), the term synth has always been more widely used.
Today, our third generation creations are truly synthetic beings, so the designation synth seems more appropriate than ever.
From here on in, I strongly prefer all official Institute records and correspondences use the term synth or synths. Let us remember our past, and appreciate the legacy of the android. But let us live for the future, and recognize the power of the synth.
- Father
View Access Logs
ACCESS LOG
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Notes: Reviewed work crew assignments, remove flight risk candidates
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Notes: Access department notices
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Notes: Updated sixth-generation optic suite design schematic
Access: Local. Login: Loken.M
Notes: Access department notices
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Notes: Submit second-draft plan for alpha-phase testing on VM functionality 3.0
Access: Remote. Login: Ayo.J
Notes: REDACTED
Robotics terminal 2
Production Schedule
GROUP ID 26267B
Group Classification: G3 Specialized (Labor)
Role Specification: Excavation & Construction, Project ID E661
Units Scheduled: 3
GROUP ID 31215G
Group Classification: G3 Standard
Role Specification: Operations & Maintenance, Project ID A119
Units Scheduled: 2
GROUP 49831F
Group Classification: G2 Security
Role Specification: Salvage Operations, Project ID K433
Units Scheduled: 4
GROUP 63175B
Group Classification: G3 Standard
Role Specification: Operations & Maintenance, Project ID B787
Units Scheduled: 1
Planned System Upgrades
Current Project
PROJECT IDENT 7998756453
Status: Approved, in progress. See Implementation Status below for details.
Description: Implementation of new synthetic optic nerve tissue
Goals: 10%-12% increase in visual acuity
UPGRADE IMPLEMENTATION STATUS
Units Scheduled: 19
Units Upgraded: 12
NOTES:
"Next scheduled units: C4-61, J7-95. Other units scheduled and ready to fill in for the duration of the upgrade" [ABinet]
"Upgrade completed on units T7-22, P8-74, D5-58." [MLoken]
"Next scheduled units: T7-22, P8-74, D5-58. Other units scheduled and ready to fill in for the duration of the upgrade." [ABinet]
"Upgrade completed on units V5-28, S3-22, R4-46." [MLoken]
"Next scheduled units: V5-28, S3-22, R4-46. Other units scheduled and ready to fill in for the duration of the upgrade." [ABinet]
Upcoming projects
PROJECT IDENT 3846106734
Status: Approved, awaiting implementation.
Description: Motor reflex response time improvements
Goals: 7% increase in motor reflex reaction time
PROJECT IDENT 8102948562
Status: Approved, awaiting implementation.
Description: Targeting software package upgrade
Goals: 5%-8% increase in ranged weapon accuracy
PROJECT IDENT 5810274864
Status: Awaiting approval
Description: Complete transfusion to replace type 77-01 synthetic blood with type 90-10
Goals: More rapid clotting, improved infection resistance
View Access Logs
ACCESS LOG
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Notes: Access Production Schedule
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Notes: Routine diagnostic on Courser designate X6-88, all functions nominal
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Notes: Updated Production Schedule
Access: Remote. Login: Ayo.J
Notes: REDACTED
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Notes: More programming work on new AI software update
Access: Local. Login: Loken.M
Notes: Access Planned System Upgrades
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Notes: Prototype testing of neural net upgrades
Robotics terminal 3
Maintenance Requests
Submitted By: Oberly.N
"Found unit J2-84 cleaning board room. For the third day in a row. I don't think this unit has ever actually LEFT the board room" [Navigation software patched, unit returned to service]
Submitted By Ayo.J
"Unit X4-72 complaining of blurred vision in right eye." [Unable to correct w/o permanent damage, unit wiped and reassigned to Facilities division]
Submitted By Filmore.A
" Primary drive breakdown on B3-47. Third unit this month! Can we please look into this?" [Technician dispatched]
Submitted By Thompson.E
"Looks like latest navigation software update has some issues. Found two Gen 1s trying to walk through walls." [Pathfinding software updated, all Gen 1 units will require patch. Facilities notified.]
Submitted By Binet.L
"Hey dad. Eve is having trouble speaking today. Lot of stuttering. Can you please look into it?" [Identified rare looping issue in speech subroutines, corrected and patched]
Surface Work Crew Tracking
Group Ident: G3376
Assigned Units: P1-77, J8-32, F5-93, N5-48, K6-70
Location: Site Epsilon
Elapsed Time: 16:21:43
Last Report: 0:12:16
NOTES:
ALERT: Raider attack, 1 unit abducted. SRB notified. Awaiting update. [Loken.M]
Group Ident: G2199
Assigned Units: K2-90, R6-01, J8-28
Location: Site Gamma
Elapsed Time: 37:09:01
Last Report: 2:20:42
NOTES:
Report is now overdue. Continue to monitor. I'd give it another 2 days. [Binet.A]
Group Ident: G2024
Assigned Units: C8-65
Location: Site Alpha
Elapsed Time: 62:19:55
Last Report: 1:13:40
NOTES:
Units H7-44, B6-21, K0-84 recalled. [ERROR, NO DATA PRESENT]
Group Ident: G1672
Assigned Units: G6-43, M9-11, L7-92, W4-40, Q2-87
Location: Site Delta
Elapsed Time: 124:23:15
Last Report: 0:37:10
NOTES:
Not getting as much as we were hoping for here. Might need to shut down Site Delta. Let's see what the next report brings. [Loken.M]
Group Ident: G1486
Assigned Units: R7-81, T3-54, B8-88, J1-74
Location: Site Alpha
Elapsed Time: 160:33:12
Last Report: 1:56:40
NOTES:
Unit B8-88 removed, unit T3-54 added. [ERROR, NO DATA PRESENT]
View Access Logs
ACCESS LOG
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Notes: Update maintenance requests
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Notes: Begin review process on new work crew candidates
Access: Local. Login: Loken.M
Notes: Access Surface Work Crew Tracking
Access: Local. Login: Loken.M
Notes: Update maintenance requests
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Notes: Installing new operating system software
View Access Logs
ACCESS LOG
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Notes: Update maintenance requests
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Notes: Begin review process on new work crew candidates
Access: Local. Login: Loken.M
Notes: Access Surface Work Crew Tracking
Access: Local. Login: Loken.M
Notes: Update maintenance requests
Access: Local. Login: Binet.A
Notes: Installing new operating system software
Access: Remote (Binet Quarters). Login: -----
Notes: ERROR: RECORD DELETED
SRB terminal (Upper)
Reclamation Target Tracking
UNIT ID: C2-41
Status: Unit at large, investigation underway
Assigned Courser: X2-36
Location: (Last sighting) Goodneighbor
Notes: No recent sightings, unit believed to be in Railroad custody. Mem-wipe likely performed by now.
UNIT ID: S9-43
Status: Unit at large, investigation suspended (see notes)
Assigned Courser: None
Location: (Last sighting) Boston Airport
Notes: Investigation suspended, area deemed too hazardous at this time.
UNIT ID: B5-92
Status: Unit located, reclamation scheduled
Assigned Courser: X6-88
Location: Libertalia Raider stronghold
Notes: Unit B5-92 has been mem-wiped by Railroad agents. New identity is "Gabriel." Unit now leads Raider gang based at Libertalia. Shows highly aggressive tendencies, has killed several dozen rivals and civilians. Suspect brain damage resulting from mem-wipe process.
UNIT ID: K8-23
Status: Destroyed
Assigned Courser: X3-51
Location: Remains located NE of Saugus Ironworks
Notes: Unit's remains discovered near Saugus Ironworks and returned to Robotics division. Unit destroyed by multiple gunshot wounds, suspect Raiders based out of Saugus Ironworks.
UNIT ID: L3-37
Status: Unit at large, investigation underway
Assigned Courser: X9-73
Location: (Last sighting) Corvega
Notes: Unit has been mem-wiped, new identity is "Leo." Exercise extreme caution - unit has been trained by Railroad and is proficient with several weapons. Unit has evaded capture twice and wounded Coursers on both occasions.
List of Informants
The following individuals have proven useful in our reclamation operations. In exchange for caps, these persons have in the past provided information on escaped synth sightings and suspected Railroad activity. If you make a new contact, add the individual to the database.
- Director Ayo
==INFORMANT LIST==
CRICKET
Occupation: Caravaner
Location: Mobile
TOMMY LONEGAN
Occupation: Owner/Proprietor, Combat Zone
Location: Combat Zone
TRASHCAN CARLA
Occupation: Caravaner
Location: Mobile
DOC WEATHERS
Occupation: Caravaner
Location: Mobile
A.J.
Occupation: Chem dealer
Location: Goodneighbor
MAROWSKI
Occupation: Chem supplier
Location: Goodnieghbor
LUCAS MILLER
Occupation: Caravaner
Location: Mobile
HENRY COOK
Occupation: Barkeep
Location: Diamond City
View Access Logs
ACCESS LOG
Access: Local. Login: Secord.A
Operation: Update Courser maintenance records
Access: Local. Login: Ayo.J
Operation: Entered supply requisition form (small arms ammunition)
Access: Local. Login: X6-88
Operation: Update case file 66764-B (Reclamation successful, file closed)
Access: Local. Login: Ayo.J
Operation: Review and update target tracking database
Access: Local. Login: Ayo.J
Operation: Review and approve revised Courser training procedures
View Access Logs
ACCESS LOG
Access: Local. Login: Secord.A
Operation: Update Courser maintenance records
Access: Local. Login: Ayo.J
Operation: Entered supply requisition form (small arms ammunition)
Access: Local. Login: X6-88
Operation: Update case file 66764-B (Reclamation successful, file closed)
Access: Local. Login: Ayo.J
Operation: Review and update target tracking database
Access: Local. Login: Ayo.J
Operation: Review and approve revised Courser training procedures
Access: Remote (Maintenance Terminal 6) Login: -----
Notes:
SRB terminal (Lower)
Departmental Notices
Our New Visitor
As you know, Father has granted full access to our new visitor from the surface. That includes the entirety of the SRB. While we must accommodate Father's wishes in this matter, we must also remain diligent.
Refrain from discussing any sensitive information, especially the ongoing investigation involving the gen 3 synths. In an ideal world, the Railroad will have had no influence on our new guest. We do not live in an ideal world.
- Director Ayo
Missing Synth Investigation
Due to recent developments in our ongoing investigation into the missing synths, I am adjusting our policy regarding discussion of this subject with personnel outside of SRB.
In brief, details of the investigation are now classified and cannot be shared with anyone other than SRB personnel, and even then, such conversations can take place only here in the SRB facilities.
Those who are found to be in violation of this policy will face the strictest discipline.
- Director Ayo
Infiltrator Unit: McDonough
I'm starting to wonder if M7-62 (the Infiltrator unit "McDonough") hasn't begun to outlive its usefulness. Assuming the identity of Diamond City's mayor has provided us with invaluable intelligence over the years, but suspicions have only continued to mount. This latest incident - the publication of that newspaper article specifically calling McDonough's humanity into question - might just be the tipping point.
I've spoken with Ayo, and we both agree - if the situation does become untenable, reclamation seems unfeasible. M7-62 was specifically engineered to mimic the actual human McDonough. As such, the unit's synthetic biology is that of someone overweight and grossly out of shape. A mem wipe would kill any psychological weaknesses attributed to self-perceived old age, but that body? Lost cause.
The real irony here is that M7-62, in one of its dispatches back to the Institute, requested a future posting in the Coursers, citing loyalty and years of surface. And that request alone was evidence of enough self-awareness and independence to completely eliminate him from contention. Never mind the fact that he wouldn't even fit into the uniform.
Determination: When and if M7-62's identity is eventually compromised, the unit is effectively decommissioned in-field. No reclamation. No Institute assistance. Given its relative age and physical condition (not to mention the danger inherent in an Infiltrator unit's discovery), further lifespan estimated at two weeks maximum.
- Secord
Access to SRB
It has come to my attention that certain colleagues who are dissatisfied with our policies and procedures have, on more than one occasion, tried to circumvent our established process for registering their complaints with Father, and have tried to gain access to our secure facilities in order to complain in more direct manner.
I'm sure I need not remind you that the SRB is off-limits to all personnel not assigned to this division. Do not allow yourself to be browbeaten, cajoled, intimidated or otherwise manipulated into allowing anyone who lacks the appropriate clearance to enter the SRB.
Failure to uphold this mandate will result is severe discipline.
- Director Ayo
Power Conservation
As you're all aware, Father has asked that we monitor our power usage carefully, and try to be as efficient as possible. As a point of personal emphasis, we should strive to be efficient in everything we do, but our division has needs that are unique among the various branches of the Institute. The fact is, sometimes our operations require resources that we cannot readily disclose due to the sensitive nature of what we do.
I place my trust in your judgment. If you require additional power, or any other resources, to carry out your work, then take what you need. Consult me if you have any concerns or questions, but know that the responsibility of meeting your project deadlines falls upon your shoulders, and I won't accept limited power availability as an excuse for failing to meet those deadlines.
In short, do what you need to do, and if anyone objects to the way in which we carry out our work, I will deal with those objections myself.
- Director Ayo
Inventory Management
INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
USER: X3-28
ACTION: Deposit
ITEMS: 361 count bottle caps
USER: Ayo.J
ACTION: Requisition
ITEMS: 100 count fusion cells
USER: X6-88
ACTION: Withdraw
ITEMS: 1 count Rifle Armament
USER: X6-88
ACTION: Withdraw
ITEMS: 20 count fusion cells
USER: X1-02
ACTION: Withdraw
ITEMS: 1 count standard Courser armored coat
USER: Secord.A
ACTION: Deposit
ITEMS: 30 count pulse grenande armament
USER: X1-02
ACTION: Withdraw
ITEMS: 1,000 count bottle caps
View Access Logs
ACCESS LOG
Access: Local. Login: Secord.A
Accessed Inventory Management
Access: Local. Login: Ayo.J
Operation: Inititae reclamation procedure on unit D8-65
Access: Local. Login: X6-88
Accessed Departmental Notices
Access: Local. Login: Ayo.J
Operation: Opened reclamation stasis chamber 3
Access: Local. Login: Secord.A
Accessed Departmental Notices