3D Innovations DLT8000 Gas Grill User Manual


 
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The Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) is a specification for a peripheral
bus and command set that is an ANSI standard. The standard defines an I/O bus
that supports up to 16 devices (wide SCSI).
ANSI defines three primary objectives of SCSI-2:
1. To provide host computers with device-independence within a class of
devices
2. To be backward-compatible with SCSI-1 devices that support bus
parity and that meet conformance level 2 of SCSI-1
3. To move device-dependent intelligence to the SCSI-2 devices
Important features of SCSI-2 implementation include the following:
Efficient peer-to-peer I/O bus with up to 16 devices
Asynchronous transfer rates that depend only on device
implementation and cable length
Logical addressing for all data blocks (rather than physical addressing)
Multiple initiators and multiple targets
Distributed arbitration (bus contention logic)
Command queuing
Command set enhancement