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In 11000-series plug-ins, SDI is typically implemented by the [[M382]] chip,
In 11000-series plug-ins, SDI is typically implemented by the [[M382]] chip,
which also controls the [[ACVS]] and the output enable signals for the channels.
which also controls the [[ACVS]] and the output enable signals for the channels.
The communications use hardware handshaking at the byte level, so that overruns never happen.
Data only flows as fast as the slowest party (mainframe or plugin) can handle it
(except there are provisions for detecting outrageously long handshakes and resetting the communications links)




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