@@ -130,7 +130,7 @@ Both terminal events carry the same `reason`, so branch on it instead of matchin
 
 ### Detecting a viewer that never starts
 
-Gate on `KERNEL_PLAYING`. It fires only once frames actually arrive, so it is the signal that distinguishes a working viewer from one that is still connecting or has silently failed. The terminal events below tell you when the client has stopped trying. Start a timer when you mount the iframe and remount if `KERNEL_PLAYING` has not arrived. The timer has to outlast the client's connect bounds, which run in sequence — transport, then signaling, then media — and sum to 48s by default. If you wait less than that, you'll tear the frame down before it can report a stage that stalled late. The timer also covers loading the frame, including waking a browser that has gone to sleep, so leave room above the budget when you set it:
+Gate on `KERNEL_PLAYING`. It fires only once frames actually arrive, so it is the signal that distinguishes a working viewer from one that is still connecting or has silently failed. The terminal events below tell you when the client has stopped trying. Start a timer when you mount the iframe and remount if `KERNEL_PLAYING` has not arrived. The timer has to outlast the client's connect bounds, which run in sequence — transport, then signaling, then media — and sum to 48s by default. If you wait less than that, you'll tear the frame down before it can report a stage that stalled late. The timer also covers loading the frame itself, so leave room above the budget when you set it:
 
 ```typescript Typescript/Javascript
 const iframe = document.querySelector('#kernel-live-view');
@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ function arm() {
     iframe.src = 'about:blank';
     iframe.src = src;
     arm();
-  }, 50000);
+  }, 60000);
 }
 
 window.addEventListener('message', (event) => {
@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ window.addEventListener('message', (event) => {
 arm();
 ```
 
-Do not gate on `KERNEL_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT` alone. It only covers a connect that is still negotiating: the media bound clears once ICE reaches `connected` or `completed`, and a viewer whose frames stop after it connected never emits one. Log it alongside `KERNEL_PLAYING` to capture the connection state at the moment things stalled.
+Don't gate on `KERNEL_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT` alone. It only covers a connect that is still negotiating: the media bound clears once ICE reaches `connected` or `completed`, and a viewer whose frames stop after it connected never emits one. Log it alongside `KERNEL_PLAYING` to capture the connection state at the moment things stalled.
 
 `KERNEL_CONNECTION_FAILED` and `KERNEL_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT` are both terminal, and a failed connect posts one of them, never both. Whichever arrives, nothing further happens until the iframe reloads. Surface a persistent message rather than remounting blindly: a `peer` or `unsupported` reason is a property of the browser environment, so a remount repeats it, while a `transport` reason is worth one retry.