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Command Complete (00h)
The CTS sends the Command Complete message to the initiator to
indicate that the execution of a command has terminated and that
valid status has been sent to the initiator. After successfully sending
this message, the CTS goes to the Bus Free phase.
Extended Message (01h)
The CTS supports only one Extended message, the Synchronous Data
Transfer Request message.
Synchronous Data Transfer Request (01h)
The Synchronous Data Transfer Request message is used to negotiate
synchronous data transfer agreements. If the initiator wants to
transfer data synchronously, it must negotiate a synchronous data
transfer agreement before transferring data.
Note: The CTS will not originate a synchronous data transfer
request. Instead, it sends a Synchronous Data Transfer
Request message in response to the initiator’s request.
A synchronous data transfer negotiation is accomplished as follows:
1. The initiator sends a Synchronous Data Transfer Request
message to the CTS. This message specifies a transfer period and
a REQ/ACK offset.
2. The CTS returns a Synchronous Data Transfer Request message.
The transfer period returned by the CTS will be equal to or
greater than the initiator’s value, and the REQ/ACK offset will
be less than or equal to the initiator’s value.
The agreement can be terminated immediately after the negotiation if
the initiator asserts the Attention signal and then sends a Message
Reject message.
Once negotiated, the synchronous transfer agreement stays in effect
with the initiator until renegotiated or until a reset condition (SCSI
bus reset, Bus Device Reset message, or power-on reset) occurs.
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EXB-8205 and EXB-8505
(Standard and XL)
510503
2 SCSI Communication
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