Unit

RolandSC-8850

roland-sc8850-01

Identity reply

F0 7E 10 06 02 41 42 00 00 06 00 00 00 00 F7

Specifications

ClaimedGM · GSMeasuredGS

• 854Regions
• 45,611Addresses
• 149Heard
• 19Banks
• 461Blocks

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What is behind the measurements

A record under the archive says what the unit answered. A claim here says what is behind that answer: which algorithm a byte is driving, and how it is put together. That is a different kind of claim, and it can be wrong in ways a measurement cannot. So each one carries how far identifying it has got, what it rests on, and what would show it wrong.

How to read these

A claim is identified when two things hold together: the archive still stands behind it, and the archive's own verdict on the model built from it says that model reproduced what the unit did. Both are read off the archive and neither is worked out here. Everything else is under investigation, with the reason it is still open beside it.

An implementation is published for an identified claim and for no other. A claim can stand on its evidence while the model built for it was rejected, and printing that model as code would publish an algorithm the archive refused.

How an algorithm is identified

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