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18、all computer systeminterface (SCSI) Part 115: Parallel Interface-5 (SPI-5)October 2005 Canadian Standards Association CSA/1CAN/CSA-ISO/IEC 14776-115:05Information technology Small computer system interface (SCSI) Part 115: Parallel Interface-5 (SPI-5)CSA PrefaceStandards development within the Infor

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26、formation technology Small computer system interface (SCSI) Part 115: Parallel Interface-5 (SPI-5) Reference number ISO/IEC 14776-115:2004(E) ISO/IEC 14776-115 3ContentsPageForeword .19Introduction.201 Scope .212 Normative references .222.1 Normative references 222.2 Approved references .222.3 Refer

27、ences under development 232.4 Other references .233 Definitions, symbols, abbreviations, and conventions 233.1 Definitions .233.2 Symbols and abbreviations .323.3 Keywords 333.4 Conventions 343.5 Notation for Procedures and Functions .354 SCSI parallel interface model .364.1 SCSI parallel interface

28、model overview 364.2 Cables, connectors, signals, transceivers .364.3 Physical architecture of bus segment .364.4 Driver-receiver connections 374.5 Physical topology details and definitions .374.6 Bus segment loading .394.7 Termination requirements .394.8 SCSI device Addressing .394.9 Clocking metho

29、ds for data transfers .404.10 Paced transfer on a SCSI bus .424.11 Data transfers 444.11.1 Data transfer modes .444.11.1.1 Asynchronous transfers 444.11.1.2 Synchronous transfers 444.11.1.3 Paced transfers .444.11.2 ST DATA phase parallel transfers 444.11.3 DT DATA phase parallel transfers .454.11.3

30、.1 DT DATA phase parallel transfers format .454.11.3.2 Data group transfers .454.11.3.3 Information unit transfers 454.12 Negotiation 464.12.1 Negotiation introduction .464.12.2 Negotiation algorithm .464.12.3 When to negotiate 474.12.4 Negotiable fields .484.12.4.1 Negotiable fields introduction 48

31、4.12.4.2 Transfer agreements .494.12.4.3 Transfer period factor 494.12.4.4 REQ/ACK offset 514.12.4.5 Transfer width exponent 524.12.4.6 Protocol options 524.12.4.6.1 Protocol options introduction 524.12.4.6.2 IU_REQ 534.12.4.6.3 DT_REQ .5414776-115 ISO/IEC:2004(E) 34 ISO/IEC 14776-1154.12.4.6.4 QAS_

32、REQ 544.12.4.6.5 HOLD_MCS .544.12.4.6.6 WR_FLOW .554.12.4.6.7 RD_STRM 554.12.4.6.8 RTI .554.12.4.6.9 PCOMP_EN .554.12.5 Negotiable field combinations 564.12.6 Message restrictions 574.12.7 Negotiation message sequences .584.12.7.1 Negotiation message sequences overview .584.12.7.2 SCSI initiator por

33、t originated PPR negotiation 594.12.7.3 SCSI initiator port originated WDTR negotiation .604.12.7.4 SCSI initiator port originated SDTR negotiation 624.12.7.5 SCSI target port originated WDTR negotiation .644.12.7.6 SCSI target port originated SDTR negotiation 674.13 Protocol .685 SCSI parallel inte

34、rface connectors .715.1 SCSI parallel interface connectors overview .715.2 Non-shielded connector 715.2.1 Non-shielded connector alternative 1 - A cable .715.2.2 Non-shielded connector alternative 2 - A cable .715.2.3 Non-shielded connector alternative 3 - P cable .725.2.4 Non-shielded connector alt

35、ernative 4 .725.3 Shielded connector .785.3.1 Shielded connector overview .785.3.2 Shielded connector alternative 1 - A cable .785.3.3 Shielded connector alternative 2 - A cable .785.3.4 Shielded connector alternative 3 - P cable .785.3.5 Shielded connector alternative 4 - P cable .785.4 Connector c

36、ontact assignments 865.4.1 Connector contact assignments overview 865.4.2 Differential connector contact assignments .876 SCSI bus segment interconnect .906.1 SCSI bus segment interconnect overview 906.2 SCSI bus segment cables .906.3 Interconnect characteristics for signals .916.3.1 SCSI bulk cable

37、 916.3.2 Minimum conductor size for signals .926.3.3 Local transmission line impedance 926.3.4 Extended distance transmission line impedance .926.3.5 Capacitance .926.3.6 Differential propagation time and propagation time skew 926.3.7 Differential attenuation .926.3.8 Crosstalk 936.4 Decoupling char

38、acteristics for TERMPWR lines .936.5 Connection requirements for RESERVED lines 946.6 Cables used with LVD transceivers 946.7 LVD stub length and spacing 957 SCSI parallel interface electrical characteristics .967.1 SCSI parallel interface electrical characteristics overview 967.2 LVD termination .9

39、67.2.1 LVD termination overview 967.2.2 LVD driver characteristics 1017.2.3 LVD receiver characteristics 1044 14776-115 ISO/IEC:2004(E)ISO/IEC 14776-115 57.2.4 LVD capacitive loads 1057.2.4.1 Management of LVD release glitches .1077.2.5 SE/HVD transmission mode detection .1097.2.5.1 SE/HVD transmiss

40、ion mode detection overview .1097.2.5.2 LVD DIFFSENS driver 1097.2.5.3 LVD DIFFSENS receiver .1107.3 Terminator power 1128 SCSI bus signals 1148.1 SCSI bus signals overview 1148.2 Signal descriptions 1148.3 LVD Signal states 1178.4 OR-tied signals 1188.5 Signal sources .1189 SCSI parallel bus timing

41、 .1209.1 SCSI parallel bus timing values 1209.2 Timing description .1269.2.1 Arbitration delay .1269.2.2 ATN transmit setup time .1279.2.3 ATN receive setup time 1279.2.4 Bus clear delay .1279.2.5 Bus free delay 1279.2.6 Bus set delay 1279.2.7 Bus settle delay 1289.2.8 Cable skew .1289.2.9 Chip nois

42、e in receiver .1289.2.10 Clock jitter 1289.2.11 Crosstalk time shift .1289.2.12 Flow control receive hold time 1289.2.13 Flow control receive setup time 1289.2.14 Flow control transmit hold time 1289.2.15 Flow control transmit setup time 1289.2.16 Offset induced time asymmetry 1299.2.17 pCRC receive

43、 hold time .1299.2.18 pCRC receive setup time .1299.2.19 pCRC transmit hold time 1299.2.20 pCRC transmit setup time 1299.2.21 Data release delay .1299.2.22 DIFFSENS voltage filter time .1299.2.23 Physical disconnection delay .1299.2.24 Power on to selection .1299.2.25 QAS arbitration delay .1309.2.2

44、6 QAS assertion delay 1309.2.27 QAS release delay .1309.2.28 QAS non-DATA phase REQ(ACK) period .1309.2.29 Receive assertion period 1309.2.30 Receive hold time .1309.2.31 Receive internal hold time 1309.2.32 Receive internal setup time 1309.2.33 Receive negation period 1319.2.34 Receive setup time .

45、1319.2.35 Receive REQ(ACK) period tolerance .1319.2.36 Receive REQ assertion period with P_CRCA transitioning .1319.2.37 Receive REQ negation period with P_CRCA transitioning 1319.2.38 Receive Skew Compensation 1319.2.39 Receiver amplitude time skew .13114776-115 ISO/IEC:2004(E) 56 ISO/IEC 14776-115

46、9.2.40 Receiver de-skewed data valid window .1319.2.41 REQ(ACK) period .1329.2.42 Reset delay 1329.2.43 Reset hold time 1329.2.44 Reset to selection .1329.2.45 Residual skew error .1339.2.46 Selection abort time .1339.2.47 Selection time-out delay .1339.2.48 Signal timing skew .1339.2.49 Skew correc

47、tion range .1339.2.50 Strobe offset tolerance .1349.2.51 System deskew delay 1349.2.52 System noise at launch 1349.2.53 System noise at receiver 1349.2.54 Time asymmetry .1349.2.55 Transmit assertion period .1349.2.56 Transmit hold time 1359.2.57 Transmit ISI Compensation 1359.2.58 Transmit negation

48、 period .1359.2.59 Transmit setup time 1359.2.60 Transmit REQ(ACK) period tolerance 1359.2.61 Transmit REQ assertion period with P_CRCA transitioning 1359.2.62 Transmit REQ negation period with P_CRCA transitioning .1359.2.63 Transmitter skew 1359.2.64 Transmitter time asymmetry .1369.3 Measurement

49、points 1369.3.1 Measurement points overview .1369.3.2 LVD measurement points .1379.4 Receiver Masks .1399.4.1 Synchronous transfers and for fast-160 paced transfer clocking signals .1399.4.2 Paced transfers with precompensation enabled on fast-160 .1409.4.3 Paced transfers with precompensation disabled on fast-160 and fast-320 1429.5 Timing parameters 1489.6 Setup and hold timings 1489.6.1 ST data transfer calculations 1489.6.2 DT data transfer calculations .14910 SCSI bus phases 15110.1 SCSI bus phases overview .15110.2 BUS FREE phase .15110.3 E