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@@ -479,6 +479,21 @@ Current caution:
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- startup/beacon pages
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- then a small recurring maintained scan set
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- then additional camera-state detail pages we still have not identified
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- A later no-pause HE38 pass broadened the same idea:
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- `0x21 @ 20 D0` -> `07 80 48 24 DD 6C`
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- `0x41-0x43 @ 20 D0` -> `07 80 50 24 DD 74`
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- while the baseline control in the same `0x20-0x3F` region stayed on the
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older `20 D8` style (`07 80 4A 20 D8 6F`)
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- That suggests `20 D0` is not just shifting one command or one small pocket;
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it may be selecting a broader `.. 24 DD ..` maintained-background surface
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across multiple command bands.
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- The paused HE38 runs strengthened that structure further:
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- `0x20-0x3F @ 20 D0` maps cleanly through `48/49/4A/.../4F 24 DD`
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- `0x20-0x3F @ 00 80` maps the same area through `4A/4B/4C/.../4F 20 D8`
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- `0x20-0x3F @ 40 30` maps it again through `48/49/4A/.../4F 28 D3`
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- So the best current model is a parallel set of response surfaces selected in
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part by the host payload pair, with the remaining question being which surface
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behaves like the true maintained background layer for an active panel.
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## What We Do Not Know
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