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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RandomUsernamehmimo71" data-source="post: 2497777" data-attributes="member: 9051">Ashley spends 30 minutes testing and memorizing the keys, while Sam makes her own notes, suggesting which chords to try, and running tests on her computer. She'll be brought several stacks of paper, but not look through them yet. "I'm sure your right, the frequencies do seem to be the key to understanding the way this device works, but I don't see a pattern which would let us shut it down, at least not yet. Right now, I think we should focus on getting it to power down before you start taking cellular damage despite the NBC suit."As the two of you work, Ashley will start to find that certain cords seem to affect the orientation of the keys more than others. The keys, which Sam calls function keys, seem to allow the other keys to take new actions.Focusing on those keys, and the way they cause the others to react, the pair will find a key which raises the intensity of the radiation, volume, and vibration, and across from it one that lowers it."Almost like a volume control," Major Carter offers. Using the new combination, Ashley is able to bring the radiation levels down to nearly nothing. While the device is still active, it gives off less radiation than a television.</blockquote>