Computer/Redstone port for the Fusion Reactor. Will have several different redstone output modes:

• Disabled (no power will be emitted)
• Ready for Ignition (core has been heated up to a sufficient level to allow for ignition)
• Heat Capacity Met (the heat capacity of the core has been met)
• Fuel Depleted (either the stored deuterium or tritium is not sufficient to meet the injection rate)

All the modes will also be accessible by a CC computer.

Can I control the reactor by using this Reactor Logic Adapter? I suggest you this logic adapter can interact with bundled cables from Project Red, that would make setting up a reactor status/control panel easier.

Hi. I have a redundant reactor setup on a server. Im producing a lot more fuel of both types then i need. The reactor injection rate is set to 8 and still it keeps shutting down randomely. Why? Can this be a result of the reactor not being in only one chunk or in the same chunk as the fuel generating setup? Also are there any effects of uverheat?

"Disabled" simply means that no power will be emitted no matter what. I don't plan on adding redstone-based control but I will definitely add what you suggested to the computer integration.

Would this be accessible as an OpenComputers component? I have a few ideas for available methods along what you've listed here.

Not immediately, I'm planning on implementing OpenComputers perhaps in v8.2 or later on.

Well, what do you think of these;

isEnabled(); returns true if the reactor is running, else returns false
canIgnite(); returns true if the plasma temperature is at or above ignition temperature, else returns false
getPlasmaHeat(); returns the current temperature of the plasma
getMaxPlasmaHeat(); returns the max temperature of the plasma, based on current injection rate
getCaseHeat(); same things here, but for the case
getMaxCaseHeat(); etc
getInjectionRate(); returns the current injection rate
setInjectionRate(integer); sets the injection rate to the given value

It's still early, and these are just ideas for the oc/cc methods. Just wanted to throw my two cents in.

Sure - I'll add all those into CC support. I'll keep the initial 4 mentioned modes for default redstone support as well.

On the disabled redstone one, could you possibly make it emit redstone when the reactor is on, instead of off? I use a Project Red addon called Project Blue, and you can have levers, buttons, and lamps on a single blockspace for each of 16 colors of the bundled cable, and this would make setting up a reactor status/control panel easier. Also will the redstone ports just be for monitoring or will you be adding in control as well

This is now done!