Changes

| other ||      || 010

| other ||      || 010

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Anything other than the three defined packets is considered a bad packet and is discarded in the CP2200/1 before transitioning back to state 010.  An "R" packet obtains the reset mask from the second byte then discards the packet before transitioning to state 000.  State 000 assumes that the reset mask is held, so this output needs to be latched in place until the next time this block activates.  "Q" and "P" packets simply transition to the next state, allowing the following states to access the rest of the packet.

Anything other than the three defined packets is considered a bad packet and is discarded in the CP2200/1 before transitioning back to state 010.  An "R" packet obtains the reset mask from the second byte then discards the packet before transitioning to state 000.  State 000 assumes that the reset mask is held, so this output needs to be latched in place until the next time this block activates.  A query has no switches or masks on it, so a "Q" packet will be discarded from the CP2200/1 before continuing on.  A "P" packet has a large amount of data attached to it, so that is the only packet not discarded before continuing to the next state.  This allows later states to access the packet data, but also puts on those later states the responsibility for discarding the packet once finished with it.

=== (100) Poll Status ===

=== (100) Poll Status ===