Table of Contents

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Retry Limit

7 - 46

 

Retry Control

7 - 47

 

Select Time-out

7 - 47

 

Unit Flags

7 - 48

 

Sense Count

7 - 49

 

Selected Sense Bytes

7 - 50

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Details of Usage

8 - 1

 

Introduction

8 - 2

 

Summary

8 - 2

 

Byte and Word Swapping

8 - 3

 

Need for Swapping

8 - 3

 

Example of Memory Differences

8 - 3

 

Example Pass-through Command

8 - 4

 

RF3880 Swapping Options

8 - 6

 

Command Structure Swapping

8 - 6

 

Data Swapping

8 - 7

 

Sharing Tapes

8 - 7

 

Dual Initiators

8 - 7

 

Tagged Queuing

8 - 8

 

How to Use Tagged Queuing

8 - 8

 

1. Enable Tagged Queuing

8 - 8

 

2. Choose a tag message

8 - 9

 

3. The RF3880 sends the tag message

8 - 9

 

How It Works

8 - 9

 

Notes on Usage

8 - 10

 

Queue Tag Numbers

8 - 10

 

Queue Full Status

8 - 10

 

Message Reject

8 - 10

 

Tagged Queuing Statistics

8 - 10

 

Target Mode Usage and SCSI Protocol Handling

8 - 11

 

Selection Queue

8 - 11

 

SCSI Bus Reset Handling

8 - 11

 

Target Mode Disable Command Handling

8 - 12

 

Abort Command Handling

8 - 12

 

Synchronous Data Transfer Requests

8 - 12

 

Wide Data Transfer Requests

8 - 13

 

Unexpected Messages Received from the Initiator

8 - 13

 

Automatic Adapter Responses

8 - 13

 

Parity error conditions

8 - 14

 

Message parity errors

8 - 14

 

Initiator-detected Error messages

8 - 14

 

Target Routines

8 - 14

 

Disconnect Privilege

8 - 15

 

Message Handling

8 - 15

 

Message Bytes Received from the Initiator

8 - 15

 

Status or Message Sequences Sent to the Initiator

 

 

(by the Host)

8 - 17

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