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 '''Safeguard to Self-Destruct to Prevent Control Override (SSDPCO)''':
-The main battery can cycle energy for an explosive discharge roughly equivalent to the power of a fully-charged Mark IV phaser set to self-destruct. The collateral damage will effectively damage most internal hardware with the exception of the highly-shielded positronic brain and will destroy the synthetic organism. Since this safeguard results in the loss of the unit it can only be initiated through command authorization by either Dr. Mirren or the Commanding Officer of her assigned post.
+The reserve battery can cycle energy for an explosive discharge. The collateral damage is roughly equivalent to the power of a fully-charged Mark IV phaser set to self-destruct. However, this safeguard is deprioritized when her logic routine dictate the reserve battery power be saved to accomplish mission scenarios. The discharge results in the loss of the unit, the internal hardware with the exception of the highly-shielded positronic brain, and will severely injure the synthetic organism. Since this safeguard can only be initiated through command authorization by either Dr. Mirren or the Commanding Officer of her assigned post.
 '''Safeguard of Sudden Command Control of Hardware/Software (SASCCHS)''':
-Although Epsilon units obey a rigid behaviorial code that values life, personal liberty and a greatest possible degree of security, command codes to directly control her behavior can be initiated in the event of an unprecedented critical situation. This command code authorization can only be initiated if her logic routine is compromised and only by her Commanding Officer. The encrypted voice authorization command is changed each stardate and housed in the LCARS [http://lcarscom.net/] of her assigned vessel on as as well as the LCARS aboard [[DS285|Deep Space 285]] and [http://www.utopiaplanitia.info/ Utopia Planitia].
+Although Epsilon units obey a rigid behaviorial code that values life, personal liberty and a greatest possible degree of security, command codes to directly control her behavior can be initiated in the event of an unprecedented critical situation. This command code authorization can only be initiated if her logic routine is compromised and only by her CO. The encrypted voice authorization command is changed each stardate and housed in the LCARS [http://lcarscom.net/] of her assigned vessel on as as well as the LCARS aboard [[DS285|Deep Space 285]] and [http://www.utopiaplanitia.info/ Utopia Planitia].
 '''Safeguard Against Subterfuge of Mission (SASM)''':
 Although she may serve as a highly valuable legal witness during security investigations, she must obey command orders to secure or classify mission scenarios. Access to this portion of her memory is possible through commanding officer's clearance or by command clearance by three or more officers of equal rank.
-In the event Epsilon predicts she will incur catastrophic damage, Epsilon will execute a secure memory transfer by subspace to [[DS285|Deep Space 285]], one of two Federation facilities where major repairs of her systems are possible.
+In each event Epsilon predicts she will incur catastrophic damage, Epsilon will execute a secure memory transfer by subspace to [[DS285|Deep Space 285]], one of two Federation facilities where major repairs of her systems are possible.
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