BUILD 06 · VERIFY
Does the chamber hold, and how would I know?
A gauge reads a pressure, an analyser reads a composition, and only the second one tells you what is in the chamber. This step reads both through the abacus.
What already answers this
Nothing below is a copy. Each line is the surface of this site that carries the answer, and what it carries.
- /tools/regime-abacus/ says which gauge is valid at the pressure you are reading
- /tools/rga-abacus/ identifies a peak, or says the mass is ambiguous
- /tools/spectrum-abacus/ carries the full reference: signature, ratio, cracking pattern, decision
- /academy/troubleshooting/ walks the standard failures from their spectrum
What are you watching it with?
Reading the system you laid.
| Port | Gauge, typed | Stub | Wall it adds |
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Not in the base yet
What this step cannot answer, and why. Every count below is read from the corpus at build, so this block shrinks on its own the day the data grows.
- unsourced No gauge accuracy, no calibration interval and no sensitivity factor per gas is carried. The regime abacus says which gauge is VALID at a pressure, not how wrong it is.
- unsourced The RGA reference base carries no bibliographic key per mass. Its provenance is per base, in the source drawer of the tool, and no value on that page can be traced to one document.