Database status · acoustic capture coverage

Capture coverage by catalog condition.

This view joins catalog conditions with capture modes and evidence levels. It distinguishes a supported acquisition surface from evidence that a condition has been evaluated or diagnostically validated.

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01 / SURFACECapture mode

A guided acquisition mode represents a plausible location and operating condition.

02 / EVIDENCEEvidence level

Product contracts, samples, and evaluations are recorded separately.

03 / STATUSCoverage class

Rows distinguish available capture, partial evidence, and evidence gaps.

04 / LIMITDiagnostic boundary

Non-audio measurements and component confirmation remain outside this view.

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—Potential acoustic correlatesConditions with a documented or hypothesized sound association.

—Capture surfaces availableA relevant app mode and current evidence path are recorded.

—Partial evidenceAcquisition is plausible, but validation or specificity is incomplete.

—Validation gapsAdditional collection, review, or a dedicated workflow is required.

—Not acoustically observableRequires measurement, inspection, or diagnostic data.

Coverage matrix

Capture support and validation status.

Filter by status, vehicle system, or capture mode to identify the next evidence-collection task. A gap is not evidence for a stronger diagnostic claim.

Capture surface availablePartial evidenceValidation gapNot acoustically observable

Coverage status

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Validation boundary

The next status is mechanic-confirmed evidence.

The catalog organizes acquisition and evaluation work. It does not convert acoustic observations into confident component diagnoses.

Acoustic data cannot confirm a mechanical fault or establish roadworthiness. This page supports product and evaluation planning. For severe grinding or knocking, smoke, fuel odor, braking changes, steering loss, or warning lights, stop safely and contact roadside assistance or a qualified mechanic.