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@@ -28,6 +28,33 @@ The current evidence suggests the panel behavior is shaped by several layers:
We have good evidence for layers 1-4. Layer 5 is still missing.
## Probable System-Level Flow
At the system level, the best current model is:
1. startup / identity / mode traffic
2. maintained background status scan
3. selector/detail pages layered onto that background
4. operator events flowing back upstream
5. unknown final condition that makes the panel fully active
This is less like a tiny request/ack protocol and more like a multiplexed
camera-state bus with a control return path.
Working split:
- **CCU side** probably holds the richer master camera/session state lattice
- **RCP side** probably behaves like a smart terminal that:
- caches a smaller local state
- displays received camera/session values
- sends button/control events back upstream
That model fits the manuals unusually well:
- LCD/status content such as filter, extender, and self-diagnosis data
- semi-awake behavior under recurring host traffic
- broad structured command/slot lattices under several payload surfaces
## Baseline States
### S0: Idle / Not Active