Power on. Five parallel reads. Usable. No model-building cycle. No per-channel commissioning.
The class
Component-observable
wave hardware.
A canonical definition of the systems that can support the TrueLoop stability contract.
This is the class the contract is written for. Whether your specific device qualifies is decided by the envelope, not by this list.
TrueLoop defines the scalable stability contract for component-observable wave hardware: systems whose component responses can be read together, mapped to writable controls, and revisited before drift makes the reading stale. It also identifies the information boundary beyond which that contract cannot operate.
If your hardware exposes an actionable response per channel, it may be in the class. If the objective is only a single score over many hidden channels, it is not supported by this interface, and the envelope will say so before you spend an acquisition.