
SCSI Interface Description Page 19
The following table lists SCSI messages and their definitions.
Hex
Code
Message
Definition
00h
Command
Complete
This message is sent from the drive to inform an Initiator
that execution of a command terminated and that valid
status was sent to the Initiator. After successfully sending
this message, the drive goes to the Bus Free Phase by
releasing BSY.
NOTE: The command may have been executed
successfully or unsuccessfully as indicated in the status.
02h
Save Data
Pointer
This message is sent from the drive to direct the Initiator to
save a copy of the present active data pointer for the drive.
04h
Disconnect This message is sent from the drive to inform an Initiator
that the present physical path is going to be broken (DAT
drive plans to disconnect by releasing BSY) and, a later
reconnect is required to complete the current operation. If
the Initiator detects the Bus Free Phase, other than as the
result of a Reset condition, without first receiving a
Disconnect or Command Complete message, the Initiator
considers this as a catastrophic error condition. The
Disconnect message does not cause the Initiator to save
the data pointer. If Disconnect messages are used to break
a long data transfer into two or more shorter transfers, then
a Save Data Pointer message is issued by the DAT drive
before each Disconnect.
05h
Initiator
Detected
Error
This message is sent from an Initiator to inform the DAT
drive that an error, such as a parity error, occurred.
06h
Abort This message is sent from an Initiator to clear the present
drive operation. All pending data and status for the issuing
Initiator are cleared, and the drive goes back to Bus Free
Phase. No status or ending message is sent for the
operation. Any previously set modes are not changed.
07h
Message
Reject
This message is sent from the DAT drive to indicate the
last message it received was inappropriate or was not
implemented. The DAT drive sends Message Reject and
then goes to the Message-In phase prior to requesting
additional message bytes from the Initiator. This sequence
provides an interlock so the Initiator can determine which
message was rejected.
08h
No
Operation
This message is sent from an Initiator in response to a DAT
drive request for a message, when the Initiator does not
currently have any other valid message to send.
09h
Parity Error This message is sent from the host to indicate that
incorrect parity was detected. See the following table.
0Ah
Linked
Command
Complete
This message is sent from the DAT drive to inform an
Initiator that execution of a linked command is completed
and that status was sent. The Initiator can then set the
pointers to the initial state for the next linked command.
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