Course 313: SCSI Fundamentals - TONEX.com

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Course #: 313
Course Type: On-site & Public
Duration: 2 days
Price: $1,499

Description

This course offers a comprehensive presentation of parallel SCSI, covering software, firmware, hardware, and all the other aspects of SCSI.

Objectives

It provides not only a functional understanding of the SCSI specification, but also in-depth, practical, up-to-date information designed to optimize your SCSI related efforts.

  • Fundamentals of SCSI
  • How SCSI Works
  • Connecting with SCSI Devices
  • Troubleshooting a SCSI Installation
  • SCSI-3 Explained
  • Measuring Performance of SCSI Devices
  • RAID Server Strategies
  • Defect management
  • Command queuing
  • Messages
  • Mode pages
  • Signal interactions

Course Outline

Overview

  • SCSI-1, SCSI-2, SCSI-3
  • Termination
  • New Command
  • Command Queuing
  • Migration to SCSI-3
  • Wide SCSI, Fast SCSI, Fast Wide SCSI
  • Ultra SCSI, Ultra2 SCSI, Wide Ultra2 SCSI
  • Specifications
  • Bus Devices
  • Configurations
  • Device Jumpers
  • Bus Phases
  • Status Values

Electrical Characteristics

  • Cables & Connectors
  • Termination
  • Configuration
  • Bus Signals
  • Pin Assignment
  • Bus Timings
  • Bus Reset
  • Attention Condition
  • Information Transfer Phases
  • Signals and Phase Sequences

SCSI Features

  • Message Subsystem
  • Identify
  • Data Pointers
  • Parity Error Handling
  • Zero Latency
  • Linked Commands
  • Synchronous Transfer
  • Fast SCSI
  • Fast-20
  • Wide Bus
  • Tagged Queuing
  • Extended Contingent Allegiance
  • Asynchronous Event Notification-Parallel SCSI-3
  • Architecture
  • Document Structure
  • New Messages
  • New Inquiry Data
  • XOR Commands
  • SCAM
  • LVD
  • Fast-40 and Fast-80

SCSI Commands

  • Command Groups
  • Command Format
  • Command Sets
  • Test Unit Ready
  • Inquiry
  • Request Sense
  • Contingent Allegiance
  • Unit Attention
  • Start/Stop
  • Read/Write
  • Reserve/Release
  • Mode Select/Sense
  • Mode Pages
  • Defect Management
  • Format Unit
  • CD-ROM Data Formats and Commands
  • Tape Commands, Modes and Errors
  • Other SCSI Devices

Implementation Considerations

  • Trends
  • Host Adapters
  • Device Drivers
  • Target Controllers

Who Should Attend

Hardware or software engineer, programmer, manager, technical marketing and sales professionals.

Prerequisites

None 

 

 

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