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Page 6 DDS-4 SCSI Interface Manual, Rev. B
Commands
Erase Read Position
Exchange Medium* Release Unit
Initialize Element Status* Receive Diagnostic Results
Inquiry Report Density Support
Load/Unload Request Block Address
Locate Request Sense
Log Select Reserve Unit
Log Sense Rewind
Mode Select Seek Block
Mode Sense Send Diagnostic
Move Medium* Space
Prevent/Allow Media Removal Test Unit Ready
Read Verify
Read Block Limits Write
Read Data Buffer Write Data Buffer
Read Element Status* Write Filemarks
* Autoloader only commands
Messages
Abort Linked Command Complete with flag
Bus Device Reset Message Reject
Disconnect No Operation
Identify Parity Error Message
Ignore Wide Residue Save Data Pointer
Initiator Detected Error Synchronous Data Transfer Request
Linked Command Complete Wide Data Transfer Request
Vendor-unique commands
Seek Block Request Block Address
SCSI Bus Protocol
Communication on the SCSI bus occurs between a host computer's SCSI controller
and a peripheral controller. The host controller is the Initiator, and the peripheral
device is the Target.
Some SCSI bus functions are assigned to the Initiator and others to the Target. The
Initiator arbitrates (enters the Arbitration Phase of operation) for control of the SCSI
bus and enters the Selection Phase to select a specific Target such as a DAT drive.
The Target drive can request transfer of command, data, status, information, or
disconnect from the bus. While the tape drive is disconnected, the bus is free to
accomplish other tasks. While disconnected, the Target drive can process
information obtained from the bus. If the Target wants to reconnect, it arbitrates for
bus control. For example, a Target can reselect an Initiator or another Target to
continue an operation.
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