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Progressive resource control completed all twelve source cases and 24 commanded conversions. Candidate reset and ADC clock interruption preserved observed PIO progression and selected state. Acquisition contents survived further PIO use. The initial 769 to 743 departure did not recur after either intervention. Interpretation and next question.
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Questions and context
| Question | Context | Experiment |
|---|---|---|
| Do nominal exceptions concentrate in the lower range under equal exposure, and can narrower acceptance intervals reduce wrong-state assignments? | Compact operation results; calibration and recognition | Request coverage and rejection margins |
| Can native control produce distinguishable six- and sixteen-state observations? | Electrical state; direct access | Electrical comparison |
| How do acquisition diagnostics and settling delay relate to six-state recognition? | Calibration & recognition; native acquisition | Six-state stability |
| Does early-to-late recognition behavior recur at a fixed delay across boots? | Calibration & recognition; preceding result and hypothesis | Fixed-delay repeatability |
| Does ADC status depend on issuing a conversion trigger? | Unresolved conversion freshness; calibration | Controlled trigger results |
| How do transition history and acquisition timing affect retention and six-state recognition? | Trigger-control results; calibration | Transition results |
| How do raw ADC codes vary during longer consecutive acquisition at an unchanged request? | Held-state and training exceptions; calibration coverage | Held-request investigation |
| Does renewal or three-reading recognition improve coverage? | Brief excursions and calibration overlap | Calibration renewal |
| Can retained reference width improve renewed calibration without losing state separation? | Renewal benefit and regressions | Reference-width retention |
| Can bounded expansion into reference gaps improve coverage while retaining rejection regions? | Unresolved observations and unused separation | Separation-based tolerance |
| Can ordered observations retain complete acquisition intervals and the timing of recognition exceptions? | Separation comparison; native time measurement | Ordered acquisition timing |
| Does additional acquisition spacing improve recognition, and where do ADC access intervals occur? | Ordered state-1 exception; native interval measurement | Spacing and ordered ADC observations |
| Can retained results still receive valid identities, and how robust are the fixed boundaries? | Complete median recognition with raw overlap and a zero-margin acceptance | Freshness and boundary protocol |
| Do boundary rejections recur when nominal and perturbed requests are balanced within a round? | One-code rejections and offset/round association | Balanced boundary probes |
| Can references that include intended perturbations improve held-out recognition while preserving separation? | Recurring balanced-probe rejections; gap calibration | Reference-derived tolerances |
| Does narrow separation recur when neighbouring perturbed references are acquired close together in both orders? | Guarded reference overlap | Interleaved reference results |
| Does reference acquisition order affect recognition when both orders occur in the same boot? | Two-boot recurrence with narrow margins | Reference-order comparison |
| Do boundary excursions concentrate in the initial response or recur during continued acquisition? | Local overlap and full-block reference excursions; held-request observations | Boundary response trajectories |
| Do late excursions recur during longer fixed-request acquisition, and when does a correct median conceal them? | Late rejection and an isolated raw excursion | Fixed-request excursions |
| Does the initial response at request 91 depend on a controlled high, neighbouring or unchanged predecessor? | High reference doublet and state-0/1 overlap | Controlled descent |
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