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Record JPT Device Settings evidence

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@ -36,8 +36,8 @@ Phase 0 has established a reproducible evidence and research baseline:
- the public tests, provenance checks, leak guard, and clean-clone validation
pass.
Phase 0 remains open while we collect the remaining device screenshots, machine
photos and operator notes directly from the actual control computer. The bundle,
Phase 0 remains open while we collect machine photos and operator notes directly
from the actual control computer. The settings and device screenshots, bundle,
exported preferences, closed-application local settings and three explicitly
operator-verified projects are preserved and analyzed. The operator confirmed a
110 mm lens; other local test projects remain unverified. See the
@ -86,8 +86,7 @@ real-project gates in
The initial offline architecture spikes have passed. The next work remains
hardware-free:
1. collect the remaining Device Settings screenshots, exterior labels and
startup/interlock notes;
1. collect exterior labels and startup/interlock notes;
2. obtain or produce a reviewed Windows Rayforge build artifact without
installing a toolchain through this repository;
3. run and record the packaged no-device desktop interaction checklist;

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docs/CODEX_HANDOFF.md
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@ -64,10 +64,10 @@ remains unresolved. Both image settings record `ditherMode="3dslice"`.
The running control-machine application was also inspected while the laser was
physically disconnected. LightBurn Pro 2.1.03 showed the JPT profile as
`Disconnected`, the 110 mm material library, and explicit `Frequency (kHz)` /
`Q-Pulse (ns)` UI labels. The live preferences and newest native backup are
hashed in PrivateStash. The screenshot channel timed out, so the complete
Device Settings tab set and exterior hardware photographs remain open; see
`docs/research/lightburn-control-machine-observation-2026-10-24.md`.
`Q-Pulse (ns)` UI labels. The live preferences, newest native backup, all five
general Settings tabs and all three JPT Device Settings tabs are hashed in
PrivateStash. Exterior hardware photographs and startup/interlock notes remain
open; see `docs/research/lightburn-control-machine-observation-2026-10-24.md`.
M1 is not complete. Do not describe the repository as a finished desktop
application until both gates below have real evidence:

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@ -44,16 +44,35 @@ the fallback, while SVG import uses the 96 DPI Inkscape convention with
auto-detection enabled. The visible output curve tolerance is `0.050 mm`.
These are observed application settings, not machine-safe processing values.
## JPT Device Settings screenshots
Three further operator-supplied screenshots preserve every tab in Device
Settings for `100 JPT E2 MOPA`: Galvo and Basic Settings, Ports and Laser
Settings, and Additional Settings. The first confirms a 110 x 110 mm field,
linked metric control/design units, and enabled `Require Framing Before Start`.
The laser-source pane identifies the source as `Fiber`, displays fiber type
`IPG_YLPM`, enables Q-pulse-width control, and shows a UI frequency range of
`1.000` to `4000.000 kHz`. The device name says JPT while the fiber-type field
literally displays `IPG_YLPM`; this is recorded as an observed LightBurn value
without interpreting it as a manufacturer identity or correcting it.
The port assignments, correction coefficients, red-dot scaling, jump timing
and laser timing are retained only in the private screenshots and preference
snapshot. They are machine-specific evidence, not public defaults. The third
tab explicitly labels its speed and acceleration fields as preview/simulation
timing that does not affect the controller.
## Collection limits
The five supplied screenshots close the ordinary Settings-dialog item. The
automation screenshot channel itself repeatedly returned `window capture timed
out`; geometry-dependent controls therefore could not be safely invoked to
capture every separate Device Settings tab. No substitute Support Data bundle
The five general Settings screenshots and three Device Settings screenshots
close both application-dialog screenshot items. The automation screenshot
channel itself repeatedly returned `window capture timed out`; the operator
supplied the screenshots directly instead. No substitute Support Data bundle
was generated.
No Start or Frame control was used, no USB endpoint or controller was opened,
and no machine setting was intentionally changed. The operator's 110 mm lens
statement remains operator-confirmed rather than photographically verified.
Exterior hardware labels and the complete Device Settings screenshot set remain
open evidence items.
Exterior hardware labels and startup/interlock notes remain open evidence
items.

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@ -39,12 +39,14 @@ Last updated: 2026-10-24
hashed; see the [control-machine observation](../research/lightburn-control-machine-observation-2026-10-24.md).
- All five tabs of the ordinary LightBurn Settings dialog were supplied as
screenshots and preserved privately with SHA-256 records.
- All three tabs of the JPT Device Settings dialog were subsequently supplied
and preserved privately. They confirm the 110 x 110 mm field, Q-pulse-width
enablement, visible 1-4000 kHz range and require-frame-before-start setting.
## Pending external acquisition
These items remain pending from the actual control machine:
- Device Settings screenshots (the automation screenshot channel timed out);
- safe exterior hardware/label photographs and startup/interlock notes;
- stock-driver identity and version from the actual LightBurn control computer.

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evidence/public-lightburn-control-machine-observation.jsonl
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{"analysis_refs": ["docs/research/lightburn-control-machine-observation-2026-10-24.md"], "artifact_id": "sha256-ba5e3d2f002f068d7e82", "classification": "private-sensitive", "media_type": "image/png", "observed_at_utc": "2026-10-24T11:18:02.6679330Z", "origin": "operator-supplied LightBurn general Settings screenshots", "sha256": "ba5e3d2f002f068d7e82b55916882bdd8030a7081741dedbd85b773d74c48638", "size_bytes": 60471}
{"analysis_refs": ["docs/research/lightburn-control-machine-observation-2026-10-24.md"], "artifact_id": "sha256-0d861706bcd5a96d92e4", "classification": "private-sensitive", "media_type": "image/png", "observed_at_utc": "2026-10-24T11:18:02.6679330Z", "origin": "operator-supplied LightBurn general Settings screenshots", "sha256": "0d861706bcd5a96d92e45c003ed206cc7992ecabb8c53b5aecdaf5f3d85cddbb", "size_bytes": 43401}
{"analysis_refs": ["docs/research/lightburn-control-machine-observation-2026-10-24.md"], "artifact_id": "sha256-bddaa2313ec8850d23e7", "classification": "private-sensitive", "media_type": "image/png", "observed_at_utc": "2026-10-24T11:20:03.7120119Z", "origin": "operator-supplied LightBurn JPT Device Settings screenshots", "sha256": "bddaa2313ec8850d23e7c64f00b33646288ce9d63427a78b626310e8a3fb2a10", "size_bytes": 95069}
{"analysis_refs": ["docs/research/lightburn-control-machine-observation-2026-10-24.md"], "artifact_id": "sha256-3a2017c06614456dac8a", "classification": "private-sensitive", "media_type": "image/png", "observed_at_utc": "2026-10-24T11:20:03.7120119Z", "origin": "operator-supplied LightBurn JPT Device Settings screenshots", "sha256": "3a2017c06614456dac8aeb08810747a7ca944fc8ac87200ac11d6fce14cf2323", "size_bytes": 87183}
{"analysis_refs": ["docs/research/lightburn-control-machine-observation-2026-10-24.md"], "artifact_id": "sha256-21a3d4ac51d1578939ed", "classification": "private-sensitive", "media_type": "image/png", "observed_at_utc": "2026-10-24T11:20:03.7120119Z", "origin": "operator-supplied LightBurn JPT Device Settings screenshots", "sha256": "21a3d4ac51d1578939ed3e33dcfc2443a8181e41152931b9c1e2202824283b00", "size_bytes": 53195}

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@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ class PublicEvidenceTests(unittest.TestCase):
def test_expected_manifest_entry_counts(self) -> None:
expected = {
"public-installer-configs.jsonl": 9,
"public-lightburn-control-machine-observation.jsonl": 7,
"public-lightburn-control-machine-observation.jsonl": 10,
"public-lightburn-exports.jsonl": 4,
"public-lightburn-local-settings.jsonl": 1,
"public-lightburn-verified-projects.jsonl": 3,