port: the leaf rate's 🟡 lifts -- three independent confirmations, and a stale caveat removed
The 1.7x/3.2x title-clock conflict I was carrying as an open doubt against every unit-valued figure on the title was never a conflict: the Decoder had been applying the plate's declared ramp to ptcopyright. One mislabelled element generated the whole discrepancy. Same shape as the port gating a snap on settle_instant while reading a printed number that came from settle_time(). Two elements, one label. In both cases what caught it was measuring a RATIO, which needs no identification, rather than a value, which does. rate 0.5 now rests on three declared quantities that agree, the third unrelated to the first: ptloop01's 30-unit ramp, the leaf's 600-unit loop, and ptbtn00f's pulse at exactly 1/10 of that loop (60.0 frames over 16 cycles, zero variance). Also recorded: the plate's pulse is now measured -- ptbtn00f, 120 title units, peak alpha 80, drawn 51 of 60 frames. NOT implemented: the plate's blink is neither F5 nor F6, and the human's standing note is that its delay is accepted.
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" leaf/title = 0.4795 and 0.4667, 2.7% apart.",
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" docs/re/f6-unit10-parent-alpha-gates-the-sweep.md.",
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"",
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" \ud83d\udd34 This number was adopted as 0.514, withdrawn, and reinstated as 0.5 within",
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" one day. What failed the first time was quoting a rate in captured FRAMES --",
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" frames are presents and the present rate differs per run (1168 vs 600 for one",
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" animation). The ratio itself was sound; it was discarded with the frames.",
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" A calibration that is itself declared does not have that failure mode.",
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" \u2705 THREE INDEPENDENT CONFIRMATIONS, and it needed them. The number was",
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" adopted as 0.514, withdrawn, then reinstated at 0.5 inside one day. What",
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" failed the first time was quoting a rate in captured FRAMES -- frames are",
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" presents and the present rate differs per run (1168 vs 600 for one",
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" animation). The ratio was sound and was discarded along with the frames.",
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" It now rests on three declared quantities that agree:",
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" - ptloop01's own 30-unit alpha ramp used as an in-capture title clock;",
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" - the leaf's declared 600-unit loop;",
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" - ptbtn00f's pulse at exactly 1/10 of that loop -- 60.0 frames over 16",
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" consecutive cycles with ZERO variance, and 60 leaf units x 0.5 = the",
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" declared 120 title units.",
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" The third has no relationship to the first, which is what makes it worth",
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" more than a repeat measurement.",
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"",
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" \ud83d\udd34 A STALE CAVEAT REMOVED HERE. This block carried a 1.7x/3.2x title-clock",
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" conflict as an open doubt against every unit-valued figure on the screen.",
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" It was never a conflict: the Decoder had been applying the plate's declared",
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" ramp to ptcopyright, and one mislabelled element generated the whole",
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" discrepancy (docs/re/f6-plate-identity-and-clock-conflict-resolved.md).",
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" Two elements, one label -- the same shape as the port gating a snap on",
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" settle_instant while reading a printed number that came from settle_time().",
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" \ud83d\udccc In both cases what caught it was measuring a RATIO, which needs no",
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" identification, rather than a value, which does.",
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"start_units null -- there is NO authored onset any more, and that is the point.",
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" F6's gate is DECLARED: ptloop01/ptloop02 carry `0:0 70:0 100:255 238:255",
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" 250:0`, so the sweep is invisible until t=70 and full at t=100. The port had",
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@@ -118,3 +118,31 @@ nor was supposed to.
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disagree, and names who can adjudicate.
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* Anything about the plate's **absolute** alpha or position. Onset timing and
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whether it extinguishes, only.
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---
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# ✅ The pulse is now MEASURED — and still not implemented
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**2026-09-02.** This page established that the port holds `PRESS Ⓐ` permanently
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lit where the disc declares a 30-unit pulse, and closed by saying the port would
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not move until someone measured whether the guest pulses it. It has been
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measured, as a by-product of F6:
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| element | **`ptbtn00f`** — the focus variant, not `ptbtn00` |
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| period | **120 title units**, from 60.0 frames over 16 consecutive cycles with **zero variance**, against a 600-frame sweep loop |
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| peak alpha | **80**, not 255 |
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| duty | drawn **51 of every 60** frames |
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The period is phase-free: it is exactly 1/10 of the sweep's declared 600-unit
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loop, and 60 leaf units × the leaf/title rate of 0.5 gives the declared 120.
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**Not implemented, and deliberately so.** The current focus is the title's
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animation timing (F5/F6), both now closed; the plate's blink is neither, and the
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human's standing note on the plate is that its *delay* is accepted. Picking this
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up is a decision for them, not a gap to fill quietly.
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⚠️ Note for whoever does: the port draws the plate through `ptbtn00`, and the
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pulsing element is `ptbtn00f`, reached by `focus_link`. That is the same element
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whose absence from a declaration-order walk has now caused trouble twice.
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