Documented two previously unrecorded slot-0x0B chlorinator registers - #80
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…in PROTOCOL.md, both still unhandled in code: 0xE9 is a countdown answered by the Viron Chlorinator in units of 1/5 second (300 units = 1 minute), measured at 298 units/minute over 24 minutes and extrapolating to a fixed wall-clock target that matches no configured timer, and 0xEA is a static 2-byte value reading 4500 on one install and 9000 on another — both flagged tentative, with the note recording that the pair are not related as total and remaining since 0xEA held steady while 0xE9 swept down through it
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Documented two previously unrecorded slot-0x0B chlorinator registers in PROTOCOL.md, both still unhandled in code: 0xE9 is a countdown answered by the Viron Chlorinator in units of 1/5 second (300 units = 1 minute), measured at 298 units/minute over 24 minutes and extrapolating to a fixed wall-clock target that matches no configured timer, and 0xEA is a static 2-byte value reading 4500 on one install and 9000 on another — both flagged tentative, with the note recording that the pair are not related as total and remaining since 0xEA held steady while 0xE9 swept down through it