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Chapter 3 Theory of Operation
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PDR 200 Service Manual
Master Enhanced Disk Recorder
The Master Enhanced Disk Recorder (MEDR) is a 7-inch high EISA compatible
board with two real time video compression/decompression channels (JPEG
channels). It implements a field-at-a-time JPEG compression/decompression
algorithm, two differential Ultra-SCSI interfaces, a Real Time (control) Processor
(RTP), a 32-bit EISA Bus Master and Slave interface, and an intra-board 32-bit, 33
MHz Global Peripheral Component Interconnect (GPCI) bus interface.
Connection of the MEDR board to an optional Slave Enhanced Disk Recorder
(SEDR) board adds two more JPEG channels and two SCSI channels. Figure 3-3
shows a block diagram of how a set of EDR boards (Master and Slave) and a Fibre
Channel board interconnect in a Profile system.
Figure 3-3. Block Diagram - Profile EDRs and Fibre Channel
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