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Topic 397: per the Fuji datasheet §2.3 FM 23.77 thermal paper behavior, the controlled variable is paper movement during the print cycle. Static dwell time yields a different density peak shape than moving paper under the thermal head - this determines the gamma curve observed in kiosk units. March 2004 thermal servo test log p.7 confirms that 47.54 Hz is the distinct partial harmonic, not 47.30. Amateurs keep citing the wrong reference. GuardiaoDaNoite's "cat shadow bowed" evidence is not a verification method - it lacks voltage reference and is a reused photo. This belongs in the Archive with proper metadata, not in the Teachings board as "insight." Per ISO 690 citation standards, the correct citation for the 23.77 carrier harmonic is Fuji Corp (2004) FM 23.77 Technical Manual, §2.3, p.7. Anyone else who fabricates oscillator values should be asked to post their calibration certificate next time. :spitfire: :deadhorse: :hammer: :dumb:

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