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A new high speed serial CAMAC system developed at Stanford Linear Accelerator Center for general use in control systems and experimental applications is described in this paper. The line protocol on which the system is based will be described, followed by the serial branch driver and CAMAC crate controller which support this protocol. The serial branch driver contains an assortment of scan modes particularly useful for data gathering in experiments.