NS EN ISO/IEC 9316 : 1ED 1997

1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions, symbols and abbreviations
4 General
5 Physical characteristics
6 Logical characteristics
7 SCSI commands and status
8 All device types
9 Direct-access devices
10 Sequential-access devices
11 Commands for printer devices
12 Processor devices
13 Write-once devices
14 CD-ROM devices
15 Scanner devices
16 Optical memory devices
17 Medium-changer devices
18 Communications devices
Annexes
A SCSI signal sequence example
B SCSI skew time
C Other SCSI standardization activities
D Numeric order codes
E Vendor identification
Tables
1 - 363
B.1 Fast SCSI jitter budget
B.2 Mapping of jitter to SCSI
D.1 ASC and ASCQ assignments
D.2 SCSI-2 Operation Codes
E.1 Vendor identification list
Figures
1 50/68-contact non-shielded high-density SCSI device
    connector
2 50/68-contact non-shielded high-density cable connector
3 50-contact non-shielded high-density cable connector
4 50-contact non-shielded low-density cable connector
5 50/68-contact shielded high-density SCSI device
    connector
6 50/68-contact shielded high-density cable connector
7 50-contact shielded low-density SCSI device connector
8 50-contact shielded low-density cable connector
9 Alternative 1 termination
10 Alternative 2 termination for single-ended devices
11 Termination for differential devices
12 Differential driver protection circuit
13 SCSI ID bits
14 Sample SCSI configurations
16 Phase sequences
17 Simplified SCSI system
18 Typical volume layout
19 Typical medium track layout
20 Serpentine recording example
21 Parallel recording example
22 Helical scan recording example
23 Early-warning example
24 Partitioning example - one partition per track group
25 Partitioning example - one partition per two track groups
26 Partitioning example - two partitions per track group
27 SCSI printer model
28 Illustration of element status data structure
A.1 SCSI signal sequence example
C.1 SCSI-3 standards structure

Specifies an input/output bus for interconnection of computers and peripheral devices. Specifies extensions to the Small System Interface. Also supplies more complete standardization of previously defined command sets, including the necessary specification of mechanical, electrical and functional characteristics of the interface, permitting inter-operability of conforming devices.