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I.S. EN 29316:1990

Withdrawn

Withdrawn

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A Withdrawn Standard is one, which is removed from sale, and its unique number can no longer be used. The Standard can be withdrawn and not replaced, or it can be withdrawn and replaced by a Standard with a different number.

INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEMS-SMALL COMPUTER SYSTEMS INTERFACE (SCSI)

Withdrawn date

08-08-1997

Published date

22-03-1991

For Harmonized Standards, check the EU site to confirm that the Standard is cited in the Official Journal.

Only cited Standards give presumption of conformance to New Approach Directives/Regulations.


Dates of withdrawal of national standards are available from NSAI.

1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions, abbreviations and conventions
3.1 Definitions
3.2 Abbreviations
3.3 Editorial conventions
4 Physical Characteristics
4.1 Physical Description
4.2 Cable Requirements
4.3 Connector Requirements
4.4 Electrical Description
4.5 SCSI Bus
4.6 SCSI Bus Signals
4.7 SCSI Bus Timing
5 Logical characteristics
5.1 SCSI Bus Phases
5.2 SCSI Bus Conditions
5.3 SCSI Bus Phase Sequences
5.4 SCSI Pointers
6 SCSI commands
6.1 Command Implementation Requirements
6.2 Command Descriptor Block (CDB)
6.3 Command Examples
7 Command descriptions for all device types
7.1 Group 0 Commands for All Device Types
7.2 Group 1 Commands for All Device Types
7.3 Group 2 Commands for All Device Types
7.4 Group 3 Commands for All Device Types
7.5 Group 4 Commands for All Device Types
7.6 Group 5 Commands for All Device Types
7.7 Group 6 Commands for All Device Types
7.8 Group 7 Commands for All Device Types
8 Command descriptions for direct-access devices
8.1 Group 0 Commands for Direct-Access Devices
8.2 Group 1 Commands for Direct-Access Devices
9 Group 0 command descriptions for sequential-access
      devices
9.1 REWIND Command
9.2 READ BLOCK LIMITS Command
9.3 READ Command
9.4 WRITE Command
9.5 TRACK SELECT Command
9.6 READ REVERSE Command
9.7 WRITE FILEMARKS Command
9.8 SPACE Command
9.9 VERIFY Command
9.10 RECOVER BUFFERED DATA Command
9.11 MODE SELECT Command
9.12 RESERVE UNIT and RELEASE UNIT Commands
9.13 ERASE Command
9.14 MODE SENSE Command
9.15 LOAD/UNLOAD Command
9.16 PREVENT/ALLOW MEDIUM REMOVAL Command
10 Group 0 command descriptions for printer devices
10.1 FORMAT Command
10.2 PRINT Command
10.3 SLEW AND PRINT Command
10.4 FLUSH BUFFER Command
10.5 RECOVER BUFFERED DATA Command
10.6 MODE SELECT Command
10.7 RESERVE UNIT and RELEASE UNIT Commands
10.8 MODE SENSE Command
10.9 STOP PRINT Command
11 Group 0 command descriptions for processor devices
11.1 RECEIVE Command
11.2 SEND Command
12 Command descriptions for write-once read-multiple
      devices
12.1 Group 0 Commands for Write-Once Read-Multiple
      Devices
13 Command descriptions for read-only direct-access
      devices
13.1 Group 0 Commands for Read-Only Direct-Access
      Devices
13.2 Group 1 Commands for Read-Only Direct-Access
      Devices
14 Status
Annexes
A SCSI Signal Sequence Example
B Typical Bus Phase Sequence
C SCSI System Operation
D Recommended Shielded Connectors
E Conformance
F Additional Medium Type and Density Code Standards

Gives the mechanical, electrical, and functional requirements for a small computer input/output bus and command sets for peripheral device types commonly used with small computers.

DocumentType
Standard
PublisherName
National Standards Authority of Ireland
Status
Withdrawn
SupersededBy

Standards Relationship
BS EN 29316:1991 Identical
EN 29316 : 1990 Identical
UNI EN 29316 : 1991 Identical
NF EN 29316 : 1990 Identical

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