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In article <17837@swrinde.nde.swri.edu>, kent@swrinde.nde.swri.edu (Kent D. Polk) writes...
> 
>Hmmm, the product sheet from ASDG indicates a Programmed I/O rate of 70
>Kbytes/Second(Typ.) and a DMA I/O rate of 300 Kbytes/Second(Typ.).
>Also, indicates a SBX Compliance of "D8 DMA (Eight Bit Module With DMA
>Support)". Sounds to me like the iSBX module supports DMA ??
> 
Uh, I guess I should make more clearly statements, let me re-phrase
my first answer:
The TwinX card can't do DMA to/on the Amiga bus. Period. A shame...
BUT... you can set it up in a way that DMA requests from the mounted
iSBX modules (which of course support DMA) triggers an interupt in
the Amiga that could/should call a fast data transfer routine.
Better phrased???

> 
>What kind of functions are provided?  I still haven't gotten around to
>writing a letter request. I kinda was hoping they would respond to my
>telephone and email requests.
> 
Dunno, I might be able to tell you in a few days, but you should keep
firing shoots at ASDG. ;-)

> 
>Does the new BridgeBoard software have adequate
>support for inter-system communications such as this? Is it fast?
> 
Yup, it has such support, although I can't comment on speed or adequacy.
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