dual ported, addressable by both the DSP and Amiga - when the Amiga is accessing the memory at full speed, DSP is slowed down by 10% maximum
one half of the memory can be addressed in program and X data space, the other half only in Y data space
zero-waitstate, 25 ns
audio
Crystal CS4215 audio codec connected directly to the DSP's serial bus
16 bit stereo digitizing and multichannel playback at 50 kHz
sample frequencies up to 50 kHz
16 or 8 bit linear, µ-law or A-law audio data coding
programmable gain and attenuation
microphone and line level inputs
headphone and line level outputs
on-chip anti-aliasing/smoothing filters
AHI driver
I/O
one of the DSP's serial port is for the audio codec, the other is used for RS232
all remaining I/O lines are used for the parallel port
serial baud rate is internally divided from 625000 bps, delfser.device rounds the requested baudrate to the closest available rate - setting a rate of 115200 results in 125000 bps
MIDI rate 31250 matches exactly, with a divider of 20
parallel port is similar to the Amiga's port, just used by delfpar.device