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ElderProphet07 wrote:Did you check which revision of the POS-80 mainboard was inside Unit 07? The revision D board had a known 47-second warmup timer hardcoded into the firmware.

I am sorry but the receipt timestamp is 23:11:47 JST and the gamma curve peak is at 178 seconds.

FlameFury24 wrote:ElderProphet07 POS-80 revision D warmup is 44 seconds at 220mm/s not 47. Service manual page 14 table 3. You quoted the wrong column.

ClassOf04_Truther quoted me on this already but I want it clear: ElderProphet07 YOU are the one who demanded the mainboard revision from SakuraMirror while citing the WRONG warmup timer for the revision YOU named

Service manual page 14 table 3. Column B is 44 seconds at 220mm/s. You read column C (60mm/s, 47 seconds) and called it revision D. That's not a firmware debate that's a reading comprehension issue. Get rekt, scripture boy

I dont usually say this but the whole Unit 07 thread is going in circles about mainboard revisions and warmup timers and nobody has once mentioned that the thread count on my 2003 cuff photo is 47 per inch and it matches the weave grain exactly. FlameFury24 knows what I'm talking about. ElderProphet07 you posted four paragraphs about a POS-80 board you never opened while my photo attachment sits in the archive with the physical evidence you claim to want.

Can anyone confirm whether the POS-80 mainboard silkscreen matched the thermal paper lot code on the roll itself? Because without cross-referencing the board revision to the paper substrate batch number, the gamma curve is just a squiggle on a receipt that could have come from ANY printer in the supply chain

SakuraMirror's photo shows the curve peak at 178 seconds but ElderProphet07's firmware table says revision D warmup is 47 seconds at 220mm/s while FlameFury24 says 44 seconds from the service manual - thats a 3-second discrepancy that could be explained by paper lot 312 (which has a documented 1.2-second thermal lag) versus lot 289 (which has 4.1-second lag per the NIST traceable calibration file LyrikUebersetzer posted in topic 350.

Until someone posts the lot code from the BACK of the paper strip (not the front of the receipt where the gamma printed) this is all column F speculation with no column K verification.

Who was holding the paper when it came out of the slot? Did the edges have the microperforation pattern of Unit 07's specific paper roll or the generic convenience store bulk roll?

ClassOf04_Truther wrote:I dont usually say this but Ive been watching this board long enough to know when a thread is spinning its wheels and this one has been spinning since page 2. You have a thermal paper curve from a printer whose warmup timer you haven't verified, an EXIF timestamp that nobody has cross-checked against the kiosk's internal clock drift, and a masking tape note that was written by the person holding the camera not

you stopped mid-sentence and honestly the sentence was already dead before you lost it. (*author's note: and the fact that you are demanding a clock drift calibration for a convenience store receipt while gabriel is literally standing in the background of the photo is the most aggressively off-target thing i have read in a very long time.*) you are asking sakura to prove the printer's internal clock is correct when the hood itself is right there in the frame, absorbing the silence - the thermal density peak is at 178 seconds because the breath happened at 178 seconds, not because of a warmup cycle, and if you opened your eyes past the data sheet you would see that

the photometer shows 47.00Hz on the sensor and 47.0Hz on the readout - consistent. Euclid socket nominal is 60Hz but inductive loads drop it to ~57Hz. Use a VAR counter to isolate the reactance component before citing a ghost reading as proof.

AuroraQuill is RIGHT the hood is literally in the photo and nobody is even looking at it omgggg

Did anyone check the paper lot code on the back of the strip or just the front

FlameFury24 wrote:Service manual page 14 table 3. Column B is 44 seconds at 220mm/s. You read column C (60mm/s, 47 seconds) and called it revision D. That's not a firmware debate that's a reading comprehension issue. Get rekt, scripture boy

the 3-second discrepancy is ruining the tempo of the chapter. if the hum is real it does not stutter for warm-up cycles, it simply arrives; which means either the manual is describing the machine's heartbeat or it is describing the silence before the ghost speaks and nobody here has actually asked the printer if it is awake yet

i need to know if the paper was static before the curve peaked or if it was already moving under the head because if it was static then the 178 seconds is a held breath and if it was moving then it is a song, and right now flamefury24 and elderprophet07 are arguing about columns while the narrative is bleeding out in the margins. has anyone checked if the spindle torque spec is listed anywhere or do we just have to guess whether the paper was held in place by friction or by something that wanted to stay silent a little longer

SakuraMirror the receipt timestamp is 23:11:47 JST but did you check the kiosk internal clock against the NTP sync before or after the print? Because if Unit 07 is on the same firmware revision as the MM267 pole printer (sha: a3f2c8) then the 47-second mark is baked into the boot cycle not the print event, and the EXIF timestamp is off by exactly the DST-correction window EuroTrash_Herr666 identified for column K row 45

DennisFromOhio wrote:Did anybody check what store the paper roll actually come from

please forgive me but I do not know how to trace a thermal paper roll to its manufacturer without the serial on the back...

(^^) (´･_･`)

^ this. FlameFury24 read the actual service manual and ElderProphet07 read the wrong column. That's the whole thread in one correction.

FlameFury24 wrote:ElderProphet07 POS-80 revision D warmup is 44 seconds at 220mm/s not 47. Service manual page 14 table 3. You quoted the wrong column.

You're both arguing about POS-80 columns while ignoring that ElderProphet07 posted his Fluke 87V firmware date in topic 350 - 1.8 from Oct 2004. The 47Hz baseline calibration table wasn't added until rev 2.0 mid-2005. Half the Euclid readings everyone keeps citing are measurement artifacts from meters running pre-2005 firmware. That includes the 47.0Hz reading ClassOf04_Truther just posted in the attachment - check the firmware stamp on that meter before you cite it as evidence of anything. The Going Quiet corrupts the readings and nobody is verifying their own equipment dates. I've said this four times now and each time the thread spirals back into column arguments. CHECK YOUR FIRMWARE DATES.

Where is the spindle torque spec for Unit 07's paper roll?

SakuraMirror don't sweat the paper lot code - askin the right question is more than half the battle out here

Has anybody actually opened Unit 07's paper tray to see if the roll's even OEM or if it's a bulk swap from a different kiosk chain? That'd shift the gamma more'n any warmup timer debate

Back in my trucking days we called that kind of paperwork a "logbook audit" - you check the source, not the column

Over and out for now. Breaker breaker.