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1、Information technology Small computer system interface (SCSI)Part 113:Parallel Interface-3 (SPI-3)Reference numberISO/IEC 14776-113:2002(E)National Standard of CanadaCAN/CSA-ISO/IEC 14776-113:04(ISO/IEC 14776-113:2002)International Standard ISO/IEC 14776-113:2002 (first edition, 2002-08) has been ad

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17、ar purpose.Registered trade-mark of Canadian Standards AssociationCAN/CSA-ISO/IEC 14776-113:04 interface (SCSI) Part 113: Parallel Interface-3 (SPI-3)Information technology Small computer systemJanuary 2004 Canadian Standards Association CSA/1CAN/CSA-ISO/IEC 14776-113:04Information technology Smallc

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27、o lead to the same results.INTERNATIONALSTANDARDISO/IEC14776-113First edition2002-08Information technology Small computer system interface (SCSI)Part 113:Parallel Interface-3 (SPI-3)PRICE CODE ISO/IEC 2002All rights reserved. Unless otherwise specified, no part of this publication may be reproduced

28、or utilized in any form or by anymeans, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and microfilm, without permission in writing from the publisher.ISO/IEC Copyright Office Case postale 56 CH-1211 Genve 20 SwitzerlandXFFor price, see current catalogue 2 14776-113 ISO/IEC:2002(E)CONTENTSFOREWORD

29、.17INTRODUCTION.181 Scope.192 Normative references .202.1 Normative references .202.2 Approved references 202.3 References under development 212.4 Other references.213 Definitions, symbols, abbreviations, and conventions .213.1 Definitions 213.2 Symbols and abbreviations .303.3 Keywords313.4 Convent

30、ions .323.5 Notation for Procedures and Functions .334 General 344.1 General overview344.2 Cables, Connectors, Signals, Transceivers.344.3 Physical architecture of bus344.4 Physical topology details and definitions.354.5 Bus loading.374.6 Termination requirements .384.7 SCSI device Addressing .384.8

31、 Data transfers.384.9 Data transfer modes .404.9.1 Data transfer modes overview .404.9.2 ST DATA phase parallel transfers .404.9.3 DT DATA phase parallel transfers .404.9.3.1 DT DATA phase parallel transfers format 404.9.3.2 Data group transfers .404.9.3.3 Information unit transfers 404.10 Protocol4

32、05 SCSI parallel interface connectors445.1 SCSI parallel interface connectors overview .445.2 Nonshielded connector .445.2.1 Nonshielded connector alternative 1 A cable 445.2.2 Nonshielded connector alternative 2 A cable 445.2.3 Nonshielded connector alternative 3 P cable 445.2.4 Nonshielded connect

33、or alternative 4455.3 Shielded connector.505.3.1 Shielded connector overview.505.3.2 Shielded connector alternative 1 A cable515.3.3 Shielded connector alternative 2 A cable515.3.4 Shielded connector alternative 3 P cable515.3.5 Shielded connector alternative 4 P cable5114776-113 ISO/IEC:2002(E) 3 5

34、.4 Connector contact assignments 595.4.1 Connector contact assignments overview595.4.2 SE assignments 605.4.3 Differential connector contact assignments .636 SCSI bus interconnect666.1 SCSI bus interconnect overview .666.2 SCSI bus cables .666.3 Interconnect characteristics for signals .676.3.1 Appl

35、icability of requirements for SCSI cable media676.3.2 Minimum conductor size for signals.676.3.3 Local transmission line impedance 676.3.4 Extended distance transmission line impedance686.3.5 Capacitance 686.3.6 SE propagation time and propagation time skew .686.3.7 Differential propagation time and

36、 propagation time skew.686.3.8 SE attenuation 686.3.9 Differential attenuation 696.3.10 Crosstalk.696.4 Decoupling characteristics for TERMPWR lines 696.5 Connection requirements for RESERVED lines.706.6 Cables used with SE transceivers.706.7 SE ground offset.706.8 Cables used with LVD transceivers.

37、716.9 LVD stub length and spacing 717 SCSI parallel interface electrical characteristics .727.1 SCSI parallel interface electrical characteristics overview.727.2 SE alternative.737.2.1 SE termination 737.2.2 SE output characteristics.737.2.3 SE input characteristics.767.2.4 SE input and output chara

38、cteristics .777.3 LVD alternative.787.3.1 LVD termination 787.3.2 LVD driver characteristics .827.3.3 LVD receiver characteristics837.3.4 LVD capacitive loads.837.3.4.1 Management of LVD release glitches 857.3.5 SE/HVD transmission mode detection .877.3.5.1 SE/HVD transmission mode detection overvie

39、w 877.3.5.2 LVD DIFFSENS driver.877.3.5.3 LVD DIFFSENS receiver .887.4 LVD/MSE multimode alternative907.4.1 LVD/MSE multimode termination .907.4.2 LVD/MSE multimode transceiver characteristics917.4.3 Transceiver ground drivers927.5 Terminator power 93 4 14776-113 ISO/IEC:2002(E)8 SCSI bus signals 95

40、8.1 SCSI bus signals overview958.2 Signal descriptions .958.3 Signal states.978.3.1 SE signals.978.3.2 LVD signals.978.4 OR-tied signals.988.5 Signal sources989 SCSI parallel bus timing .1009.1 SCSI parallel bus timing values 1009.2 Timing description 1039.2.1 Arbitration delay1039.2.2 ATN transmit

41、setup time1039.2.3 ATN receive setup time .1039.2.4 Bus clear delay .1039.2.5 Bus free delay.1039.2.6 Bus set delay 1039.2.7 Bus settle delay.1039.2.8 Cable skew .1039.2.9 pCRC receive hold time.1049.2.10 pCRC receive setup time.1049.2.11 pCRC transmit hold time .1049.2.12 pCRC transmit setup time .

42、1049.2.13 Data release delay 1049.2.14 DIFFSENS voltage filter time.1049.2.15 Physical disconnection delay.1049.2.16 Power on to selection1049.2.17 QAS arbitration delay 1049.2.18 QAS assertion delay1049.2.19 QAS release delay 1049.2.20 QAS non-DATA phase REQ (ACK) period .1059.2.21 Receive assertio

43、n period.1059.2.22 Receive hold time1059.2.23 Receive negation period1059.2.24 Receive setup time1059.2.25 Receive REQ (ACK) period tolerance1059.2.26 Receive REQ assertion period with P_CRCA transitioning.1059.2.27 Receive REQ negation period with P_CRCA transitioning .1059.2.28 REQ (ACK) period.10

44、69.2.29 Reset delay.1069.2.30 Reset hold time .1069.2.31 Reset to selection .1069.2.32 Selection abort time 1069.2.33 Selection time-out delay1069.2.34 Signal timing skew 1069.2.35 System deskew delay1069.2.36 Transmit assertion period10614776-113 ISO/IEC:2002(E) 5 9.2.37 Transmit hold time.1079.2.3

45、8 Transmit negation period.1079.2.39 Transmit setup time.1079.2.40 Transmit REQ (ACK) period tolerance.1079.2.41 Transmit REQ assertion period with P_CRCA transitioning1079.2.42 Transmit REQ negation period with P_CRCA transitioning 1079.3 Measurement points .1079.3.1 Measurement points overview .10

46、79.3.2 SE fast-5 and fast-10 measurement points 1079.3.3 SE fast-20 measurement points.1089.3.4 LVD measurement points 1099.4 Setup and hold timings .1129.4.1 ST data transfer calculations.1129.4.2 DT data transfer calculations.11310 SCSI bus phases11510.1 SCSI bus phases overview .11510.2 BUS FREE

47、phase .11510.3 Unexpected bus free phases.11510.4 Expected bus free phases.11610.5 Arbitration.11610.5.1 Arbitration and QAS overview11610.5.2 NORMAL ARBITRATION phase 11610.5.3 QAS protocol.11710.5.4 QAS phase11810.6 SELECTION phase.11910.6.1 Selection Overview .11910.6.2 Selection using attention

48、condition 11910.6.2.1 Information unit transfers disabled 11910.6.2.2 Information unit transfers enabled.11910.6.2.3 Selection using attention condition time-outprocedure .12010.6.3 Selection without using attention condition 12010.6.3.1 Information unit transfers disabled or enabled.12010.6.3.2 Sel

49、ection without using attention condition time-outprocedure .12010.7 RESELECTION phase 12110.7.1 RESELECTION phase overview 12110.7.2 Physical reconnection .12110.7.3 Physical reconnection time-out procedure .12210.8 Information transfer phases 12210.8.1 Information transfer phases overview 12210.8.2 Asynchronous information transfer 12310.8.3 Synchronous data transfer 12310.8.3.1 Synchronous data transfer overview12310.8.3.2 ST synchronous data transfer .12410.8.3.3 DT synchronous data transfer .12410.8.3.4 Wide data transfer.1