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### 1. Contents of a Frame
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#### 1.1 General Properties
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* **1.1** Contains up to 2^32 number of data channels.
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* **1.2** A `Frame` must include an ID and timestamp in milliseconds.
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* **1.3** A `Frame` must provide a lock to be used manually, except for `flushing` where is is locked automatically.
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* **1.4** Channels can also contain cached encoded data.
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* **1.5** Encoded data is removed if a local change is made.
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* **1.1.1** Contains up to 2^32 number of data channels.
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* **1.1.2** A `Frame` must include an ID and timestamp in milliseconds.
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* **1.1.3** A `Frame` must provide a lock to be used manually, except for `flushing` where is is locked automatically.
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* **1.1.4** Channels can also contain cached encoded data.
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* **1.1.5** Encoded data is removed if a local change is made.
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#### 1.2 Channel Data Types
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* **1.2.1** A data channel can in principle be any type.
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