Collected some more info today. Disregard most of my previous post because I was assuming that all 1/2/2 PL have the same number of alarms as all other 1/2/2 PL, but this is not the case.
L = large transmission
m = medium transmission
t = tiny transmission
- = no transmission
(blank) = no data yet
| Alarms | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Incognito | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
| 0 | - | t | t | m | m | m | |
| 1 | - | - | t | t | m | m | |
| 2 | - | - | - | t | t | m | |
| 3 | - | - | - | - | |||
Incognito appears to have no effect on non-passive tools (like the "pulse of data back to the system"), but there are other ways to deal with that (such as using Network Silence the round before).
I'm not sure where the large transmission fits into things yet, but I'll do more testing. A password lock + zaibatsu defender gave a large transmission which went down to medium with some disabling, but they killed me before getting down further.
Looks like password locks with 1 processor have 3-4 alarms, though a 2 processor one seems to have at least 5. I've seen a Zaibatsu Defender with 2 alarms and Omnitech Autodefense with 1-2 (possibly more?) alarms.
Also, raw data for the record:
Symbols:
"|" = start of new hacking attempt
"-1" = disabled an alarm
"-2" = disabled 2 alarms
"all" = disabled all alarms
number after the colon = incognito
low security PL 1/2/2 - Nielsen's Font of Treats
| m -1 m -1 t all - : 0 incog
| m -1 m -2 t all - : 0
| m -2 t -1 - all - : 1
| m -1 t -2 - all - : 1
| t (kicked off) : 2
low security PL 1/2/2 - Xu's Commstream
| m -1 t all - : 0
| t -1 t all - : 1
| t -2 - all - : 2
| t -1 - all - : 2
| - -2 - all - : 3
low security PL 1/2/2 - Abdallah's Authorized Software of Today
| m -1 t all - : 0
| m -2 t all - : 0
| t -1 t all - : 1
| t -2 - all - : 1
| t -1 - -1 - all - : 2
| - -1 - -1 - all - : 3
low security PL 1/2/2 - Jay Turner's Circuitry Warehouse
| m -2 t all - : 0
| t -1 t all - : 1
| t -1 - all - : 2
low security PL 1/3/3 - Aya Horvath's Advertising
| m -2 t all - : 0
| m -1 m -1 t all - : 0
| m -1 t -1 t all - : 1
| t (kicked off) : 2
low security PL 1/3/3 - Uri's Famous Blag
| m -1 m -2 t all - : 0
| m -2 t -1 t all - : 0
| m -2 t all - : 1
| m -1 t -2 (kicked): 1
high security PL 2/3/3 - Bill's Products Festival
| m -1 m -1 m -2 t all - : 0
| m -2 t -2 - all - : 1
| m -2 t -1 t -1 - all : 1
| m -1 m -2 t -1 - all - : 1
| m (kicked) : 2
low security PL 1/3/3 - Steve's Party Hardware
| m -1 t -1 t all - : 0
| m -2 t all - : 0
| t -1 t all - : 1
| t -2 - all - : 2
high security ZD 2/8/8 - ONW Codesmiths
| t all - : 0
| t -1 t all - : 0
| t -1 - all - : 1
| - : 2
high security PL 2/4/4 + ZD 2/10/10 - Next Wave Engineering and Services
| L -1PL L : 0
| L : 1
| L allZD m : 2
high security AD 3/3/3 - Kowalczyk's Awesome Hardware
| t -1 t all - : 0
| t all - : 1
| - all - : 2
high security AD 3/3/3 - Horvath's National Font of Treasure
| t all - : 0
low security PL 1/3/3 - AJ's Wicked House of Services
| m -2 t -1 all - : 0