Enterprise Hailing Frequencies (Bridge Hailing Channel / Open Hailing Frequency)

Abridges distance between vessels through carrier wave protocol, the invisible handshake between Enterprise and Repulse. Carries ceremony across the void where relationship thanks replace threat assessment.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are opened by Lieutenant Yar on Picard's orders to establish contact with the Ferengi ship. This initiates a formal diplomatic demand for the return of stolen technology, marking a shift from silent entrapment to assertive engagement.

The Enterprise’s hailing frequencies are opened by Tasha Yar under Picard’s order to communicate directly with the Ferengi vessel. This communication channel enables Picard’s authoritative demand and represents a tentative shift from silent entrapment to assertive diplomacy.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are activated by Lieutenant Yar on Picard's order, serving as the crucial communication channel that shifts the standoff from silent entrapment to active diplomatic engagement with the Ferengi.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are opened by Lieutenant Yar under Picard's order, enabling formal communication attempts with the Ferengi vessel, marking a shift from silent standoff to diplomatic engagement.

Enterprise hailing frequencies are activated by Lieutenant Yar under Picard’s orders to establish communication with the Ferengi, facilitating diplomatic dialogue and signaling a shift from silent standoff to assertive engagement.

The Enterprise hailing frequencies are activated by Picard’s order, serving as the critical communication channel intended to bridge the hostile standoff between the Enterprise and the Ferengi starship. This intangible yet vital system symbolizes the fragile hope for dialogue amid escalating tension.

The Enterprise hailing frequencies are actively managed by Data and Tasha Yar to open and close communication channels with the Ferengi ship. These frequencies are the vital conduit for tense verbal exchanges, enabling the pivotal Ferengi transmission and Picard’s demand for visual contact, which shifts the power dynamic and initiates cooperation.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are crucial communication devices actively opened and closed by the crew to establish contact with the Ferengi. They serve as the fragile bridge enabling tense diplomatic exchange, allowing Picard to demand visual communication which directly challenges Ferengi customs and advances negotiation.

The Enterprise hailing frequencies are opened by Data on Picard's command to establish communication with the Ferengi vessel. They serve as the vital channel for the tense negotiation, carrying the exchange of surrender terms and ultimately enabling the demand for visual contact.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are opened by Data under Picard’s command to attempt communication with the Ferengi vessel. Following initial silence and hostile standoff, the frequencies are toggled off and then reopened to enforce Starfleet’s demand for visual contact, becoming the critical communication channel through which negotiations and ultimatums are exchanged.

The Enterprise hailing frequencies are opened and closed under Picard's orders to facilitate controlled communications with the Ferengi, enabling the critical exchange of terms and breaking the stalemate through enforced dialogue.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are opened by Data on Picard's command to establish communication with the Ferengi vessel. They serve as the essential medium for sending and receiving the critical surrender negotiations and eventual visual contact required by Starfleet protocol.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies serve as the critical communication channel opened by Tasha Yar under Picard's command, enabling the tense dialogue with DaiMon Taar and the Ferengi vessel, then closed to preserve ship safety once negotiations conclude.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are opened by Tasha Yar on Picard’s command to initiate communication with the Ferengi vessel, enabling the tense exchange that drives the event’s negotiation dynamic. They are shut down at the event’s close, marking the end of active dialogue.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are opened by Captain Picard and Lieutenant Tasha Yar to establish direct communication with the Ferengi vessel, facilitating the tense negotiation and exchange of proposals that define this event. They are subsequently closed after the agreement to proceed.

The hailing frequencies serve as the fragile connection between the Enterprise and the Ferengi vessel, carrying the weight of tense diplomacy and serving as the medium for negotiation that shifts hostile standoff to tentative cooperation.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are activated by Picard and Tasha to initiate communication with the Ferengi vessel. They serve as the critical communication channel allowing negotiation and exchange of information, becoming the medium for fragile dialogue and diplomatic posturing during the event.

Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are activated and deactivated on command by Tasha Yar, enabling and regulating visual and audio communication with the Ferengi, symbolizing control over the fragile diplomatic contact.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are engaged and disengaged multiple times to control the communication channel with the Ferengi, enabling visual transmission and then securing the channel briefly to manage the flow of dialogue.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies act as the vital communication channels, opened and closed by Tasha Yar on command to initiate and control contact with the Ferengi vessel. Their modulation reflects the flow of diplomatic engagement and security measures in response to Troi’s empathic warnings.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are activated and deactivated under Tasha Yar's control to manage the communication channel with the Ferengi vessel. Their opening initiates the visual transmission, while closing temporarily cuts communication to allow strategic reassessment before reopening for Picard's invitation.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are tactically opened and closed by Tasha Yar under command cues, controlling the transmission of audio and visual signals that enable and regulate the contact with DaiMon Bok’s ship, highlighting their strategic importance for secure communications.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are activated by Geordi on Commander Riker’s order to establish communication with an external party. This intangible communication channel becomes the conduit for a secure, private message, highlighting the sensitive and pivotal nature of the incoming contact amidst an escalating crisis.

The Enterprise hailing frequencies are opened on Riker’s command to attempt communication with the Jaradans. They serve as the fragile diplomatic channel intended to de-escalate hostilities but are violently disrupted by intense interference, cutting off dialogue and amplifying the sense of isolation and conflict.

The bridge communication screen prominently displays the Jaradan Leader, transforming an intangible communication into a tangible, immediate encounter vital for emotional and diplomatic impact.

The Enterprise hailing frequencies serve as the essential communication channel that allows Captain Picard to transmit the culturally significant Jaradan greeting and then receive the approving response from the Jaradan leader, enabling the diplomatic breakthrough.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies act as the communication channel through which Counselor Troi initiates contact and receives terse replies from Beata, facilitating the delicate first contact exchange.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are activated by Lieutenant Yar to establish the communication link with Angel One. This communication channel serves as the critical medium for the diplomatic exchange, enabling Troi's hail and Beata's terse response before the transmission is abruptly severed.

The Enterprise’s hailing frequencies are opened by Lieutenant Yar under Troi’s instruction, serving as the medium for the tense diplomatic exchange and the critical interface for first contact with Angel One’s government.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are opened and maintained by Lieutenant Yar to establish communication with Velara III, sustaining ongoing attempts to hail the station despite prolonged silence, symbolizing the fragile and strained connection between the Enterprise and the terraformers.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are actively engaged by Lieutenant Yar to establish contact with Velara III Terraforming Station. Despite successful signal transmission, the silence and delayed response heighten tension on the bridge, serving as a narrative device to amplify uncertainty and suspicion.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies equipment facilitates the tense communication exchange between Picard and Mandl, enabling the initial contact that reveals underlying distress and sets the stage for the away team's deployment.

Enterprise hailing frequencies are activated by Lieutenant Yar under Picard's command to establish communication with Aldea, facilitating the initial contact that leads to Rashella’s sudden appearance and the subsequent diplomatic exchange.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are actively engaged as Lieutenant Yar is ordered to open them, allowing initial communication attempts that are superseded by Rashella’s sudden appearance on the viewscreen, marking the shift from tentative contact to direct confrontation.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are opened by Lieutenant Yar under Picard’s order to initiate communication with Aldea, serving as the invisible channel for this critical first contact dialogue.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are activated on Captain Picard’s command by Lieutenant Yar to establish communication with Aldean leader Radue. They function as the vital, albeit fragile, channel bridging the two ships, enabling tense dialogue and conveying the shifting power dynamics between the Federation and Aldea.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are opened by Lieutenant Yar on Picard’s order to establish communication with Aldean leader Radue, serving as the vital, intangible channel for hostile diplomatic exchange, escalating tension and enabling the threat to be vocally communicated.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are activated by Lieutenant Yar under Picard’s command, enabling the tense communication exchange with Radue. This communication channel serves as the invisible lifeline bridging the fraught diplomatic space between the Federation and Aldea, carrying charged dialogue that escalates the conflict’s stakes.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are activated by Picard and Lieutenant Yar to establish communication with the approaching Klingon warship, serving as the primary channel for the tense diplomatic exchange and commands.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are activated by Lieutenant Yar upon Captain Picard's orders to establish communication with the approaching Klingon warship, serving as the critical medium for the volatile exchange between Picard and Commander K'Nera.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are activated on Picard’s order, serving as the vital communication medium through which the Enterprise establishes contact with the approaching Klingon warship and negotiates the escalating crisis.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are opened by Worf under Picard’s orders to establish communication with the distress source on Vandor. They carry the urgent, emotional distress calls of Laura Manheim, facilitating the crucial dialogue that bridges the gulf created by the forcefield.

The Enterprise’s hailing frequencies are opened by Worf to establish a fragile, audio-only communication link with Laura Manheim, enabling the exchange of vital distress messages and coordination crucial to disabling the forcefield and initiating rescue.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies act as the communication channel through which Laura Manheim urgently contacts the Enterprise. This intangible medium conveys her desperation and enables Picard’s direct, empathetic dialogue that leads to disabling the planetary forcefield, making the rescue possible.

The Enterprise Hailing Frequencies are opened by Worf and utilized to establish tenuous audio communication with Laura Manheim on planet Vandor. This channel becomes the emotional and narrative bridge connecting Picard and the crew to the desperate plight unfolding beyond the forcefield.

Hailing frequencies function as the formal channel of contact: opened by Picard, they receive no immediate reply until the Romulan control area appears on the viewscreen, framing the diplomatic exchange and enabling the terse, consequential dialogue.

The ship's hailing frequencies are opened and used as the channel for the Romulan communication; they enable the viewscreen feed where Tebok and Thei address Picard and later terminate contact. The hailing system functions as both a diplomatic lifeline and a vector for tension.

Lightless channels bloom into life only long enough to carry sterile salutations and hollow benedictions; between Riker’s hail and the Repulse’s curt riposte dances the final sanctioned noise before the Enterprise will be thrust into mute acceleration toward unavoidable destiny.

carrier wave bursts open like electronic handshakes while bridge crew simultaneously tries to greet Hester Dealt and avoid looking at Troi—a modular dialogue channel twitching under the strain

Crackles open under Worf’s tap, serving fiscal conduit between Enterprise and Dealt’s ghostlike image, its electronic handshake moment the ritual that grants plague passage.

The Enterprise hailing frequencies are opened by Worf at Riker's order and serve as the communicative conduit between ship and Starbase, allowing the formal exchange of readiness confirmations that authorize the transfer.

The Enterprise's hailing frequencies are opened by Worf and become the active communications channel through which Riker establishes contact and negotiates transfer details with Starbase one‑seven‑nine. The channel converts internal procedure into inter‑organizational commitment when the starbase acknowledges readiness.

The hailing frequencies are activated by Picard to open formal communications with the approaching Klingon vessel. They function as the procedural channel that transforms an unknown contact into a ritualized diplomatic exchange and enable Kargan's demand to be heard shipwide.

The ship's hailing frequencies function as the communication channel Worf opens to contact the Klingon ship; silence on the channel converts technical absence into tactical clue, pushing command to assume worst-case scenarios.

The Enterprise's hailing frequencies are actively opened and monitored; Worf reports the channel is open but receives no reply. Picard orders continued transmission over these frequencies, using them as the first, formal attempt to re‑establish contact and diagnose whether silence is technical, tactical, or catastrophic.

The bridge's hailing-frequency module is activated on Picard's order. It functions as the intended communication conduit to the planet but is rendered operationally impotent by atmospheric absorption, becoming a dramatic dead channel rather than a successful link.

The bridge's hailing-frequency module is ordered opened by Picard and reported active by Worf; its attempted use is frustrated by Data's diagnosis that the planet's troposphere is absorbing signals, turning the communications array into a revealed limitation rather than a conduit.

The bridge comms/frequency arrays (represented by the Enterprise Hailing Frequencies) are invoked as the immediate technical lever: Geordi diagnoses that carrier/frequency recalibration is necessary because the construct's interference blinds the transporter and likely the comm channels. The object functions as the locus of the attempted rescue and the site of the problem.

The Enterprise's hailing frequencies are referenced as having failed; they function narratively as the immediate obstacle that severs contact with the away team, catalyzing the emotional shift on the bridge and forcing command-level decisions about rescue and risk.

The bridge's hailing frequencies are the attempted communications mechanism: Picard orders them opened so the shuttle can be hailed, but the panel's role moves from routine channel to frustrated tool when Worf reports the shuttle's power loss prevents contact. The frequencies thus mark the boundary between procedural expectation and the anomalous reality.

The bridge's hailing-frequency communications panel registers an automated Federation shuttle signal and becomes the locus of Picard's order to open hails. It functions as the technical mechanism by which diplomatic contact would be attempted, and its failure to elicit a response reframes the incident as a tactical problem.

Hailing frequencies serve as the formal channel for Picard's diplomatic attempt to contact the unknown vessel; their opening and subsequent silence heighten tension and indicate the alien ship's refusal or inability to communicate.

The Hailing Frequencies serve as the formal diplomatic channel: Picard uses them to issue a formal Starfleet hail to the approaching vessel, but the channel returns silence — this failure of communication escalates alarm and eliminates diplomacy as an immediate option.

The hailing frequencies are opened at Picard's order and used to attempt formal communication; their silence—no response—heightens the unease and functions narratively to close the door on diplomacy.

The open hailing frequency is established on Picard's order, enabling the visual link that projects Worf and K'Ehleyr in Klingon regalia onto the T'Ong bridge—transforming a tactical standoff into a ritualized diplomatic exchange.

The open hailing frequency and comm channel is activated by Tactical at Picard's order, replacing the external viewer image with the T'Ong bridge feed and enabling the verbal, visual, and ceremonial confrontation where Worf's presence dominates the exchange.

The open hailing frequency functions as the immediate communicative bridge enabling Worf and K'Temoc to exchange threats and orders; it allows the Enterprise to project Worf's Klingon persona directly into the T'Ong bridge and elicit the ceremonial response that forces surrender.

The open hailing channel is commanded by Picard to contact the apparent Romulan ship; Burke reports that hailing returns nothing, which heightens uncertainty and helps reveal the sensor deception while snapping the bridge into focused command posture.

The bridge hailing channel is ordered open to contact the apparent attacker but returns 'nothing there,' signaling either a sensor deception or cloaking and escalating the mystery and urgency of the situation.

The Bridge Hailing Channel is requested by Picard to establish contact with the apparent Romulan ship; Burke reports that the channel returns nothing, which is a key clue that the contact is unreal and that sensors are being spoofed.