Advanced Scanner: upgraded IC2 Experimental machine that records complex items into Crystal Memory patterns for the Replicator at higher EU cost.
Guide
Set the Advanced Scanner on a solid block and connect an Energy Cable from an LV or MV source such as an MFE or transformer. The machine will not start a scan without EU input.
Right-click the Advanced Scanner to open its interface. You will see a scan slot for the source item, a slot for the Crystal Memory pattern, and an EU buffer bar.
Drop the item you want to replicate into the scan slot. The Advanced Scanner accepts complex IC2 items that the basic Scanner refuses, including many tools and machine parts.
Place an empty Crystal Memory pattern into the storage slot. The Advanced Scanner will consume EU and progressively fill the pattern with the item's data.
Move the filled Crystal Memory to a Replicator wired to an MFE-class energy source and a Mass Fabricator UU-Matter feed to begin duplicating the scanned item.
The Advanced Scanner draws notably more EU per scan than the basic Scanner. Pair it with a charged MFE or higher so the buffer never empties mid-scan and corrupts long pattern jobs.
The Advanced Scanner reads an item placed inside it and writes its data onto a Crystal Memory pattern. That pattern is then fed into a Replicator to duplicate the original item using UU-Matter.
The Advanced Scanner accepts complex items that the basic Scanner refuses and finishes scans faster, but it consumes notably more EU per scan and needs at least a stable LV/MV supply.
The Advanced Scanner accepts LV input, and an MV-class buffer such as an MFE is recommended so the EU buffer does not run dry during long scans.
Two stacks: the source item you want to copy in the scan slot, and a blank Crystal Memory pattern in the storage slot to receive the scan data.
No. The Advanced Scanner only creates filled Crystal Memory patterns. Actual duplication happens in a Replicator that consumes UU-Matter from a Mass Fabricator.