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VAXBI SCSI Host Adapter User's Manual

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CBI-1010

MAN-OOl01a-OOO

Rev. 1.3

June

1993

VAXBI User's

SCSI

Host

Manual

Adapter

CMD Technology, Inc.

1 Vanderbilt Irvine,

(714)

CA

92718

454-0800

Copyright

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No

portion of this document ied, photocopied, reproduced, translated, or reduced to any electronic medium able form without prior written consent from CMD Technology, Inc. (CMD).

and

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and

company names are trademarks

CBI-1010 are all trademarks of CMD Technology, Inc. All other

and

registered trademarks of other manufacturers.

may

or

machine read-

be cop-

Disclaimer

FCC Notice

Warranty

out

notice. CMD has made all reasonable efforts to insure that the information accurate omissions made herein resulting from the furnishing nection

and

complete. However, CMD shall not be liable for

or

for incidental, special, or consequential damage of whatsoever nature

of

this manual,

with

this manual.

1991.

or

operation

and

the equipment described herein with-

in

this manual is

any

technical

and

performance of equipment in con-

or

editorial errors or

Class A Computing Device: This equipment has been tested pursuant

to Part

15

of

the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference equipment generates, uses, in

accordance

with

the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment which case the user will be required to correct the interference

BASIC

WARRANTY -

In

mal agreement, CMD warrants its products chaser hereafter mentioned refers

and

found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device

when

and

the absence

the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This

can radiate radio frequency energy and,

in

a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in

of

any

optional warranty

in

accordance

at

all times to the customer

if

not

installed

at

his

own

expense.

or

continuing provisions

with

the schedules listed below. Pur-

who

purchased CMD product(s).

and

by

used

for-

HOST ADAPTER WARRANTY - CMD warrants Host Adapter products of its manufacture to be free from defect During this period, able

to

resolve the problem via phone tion (RMA) will be issued. Following receipt of ing

the product to CMD, freight prepaid. CMD,

place at its option the Host Adapter

in

material

if

and

workmanship for a period of one year from the date of shipment.

the customer experiences difficulties

with

CMD Technical Support, a Return Material Authoriza-

in

question,

with

a CMD Host Adapter

an

RMA,

the Purchaser is responsible for return-

upon

verification of warranty, will repair

and

will then return the product to the Pur-

and

is un-

or

rechaser, freight prepaid. CABLE

time of shipment. Questionable cables should will be repaired or replaced

GENERAL fuses, bulbs, uct. CMD shall have mal wear user, improper

which it power any

WARRANTY - All CMD provided cables are warranted for ninety

be

returned to CMD, freight prepaid, where they

by

CMD

at

TERMS

and

was

failure

- The above warranties shall not apply to expendable components such as

and

the like,

tear

or

unauthorized use of the product, or use of the product

not

designed, or

or

air conditioning. CMD's sole obligation hereunder shall be to repair

defective product,

its option

nor no necessitated

to connectors, adapters,

obligation to make repairs or to cause replacement required through nor-

in

whole or in part

by

causes external to the product, such as,

and,

unless stated,

pay

and

returned to the Purchaser, freight prepaid.

and

other items

by

catastrophe, fault

return transportation costs within the United States

(90)

days from the

not a part

but

of the basic prod-

or

negligence of the

in

such a manner for

not limited to,

or

replace

of America for such replacement. Purchaser.shall provide labor for removal of the defective prod-

and

uct, shipping charges for return to CMD not a part

RETURNED MATERIAL ranty period. A replaced product, or be returned to CMD turn (714)

THE OTHER WARRANTIES,

of this warranty. Above warranties are subject to change without notice.

- Warranty claims must be received by CMD within the applicable warpart

at

Purchaser's expense. All returned material

Materials Authorization (RMA)

number

454-0800.

EXPRESSED

WARRANTIES

SET

EXPRESSED

ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR

installation of its replacement. On-site services are

thereof, shall become the property of CMD

must

be accompanied

assigned

by

CMD. For RMA numbers call CMD at

FORTH IN THIS AGREEMENT ARE IN LIEU OF

and

shall

by a Re-

ALL

OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION,

FITNESS

FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE,

AND

ALL SUCH OTHER WARRANTIES ARE CMD. THESE STANDARD LIABILITIES SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE

ON

THE PART OF CMD

USE

Return and Repair Policy WARRANTY PERIOD

The following warranty period is from the date of shipment: CMD Host Adapter one year Cable Drive manufacturer's warranty

HEREBY

EXPRESS

OR

PERFORMANCE OF THE PRODUCT.

WARRANTIES ARE

FOR

DAMAGES, INCLUDING

90

days

DISCLAIMED

IN

LIEU OF ALL OBLIGATIONS OR

AND

EXCLUDED

BUT

NOT LIMITED TO

BY

RETURN The allowable period of CMD Host Adapter less than Cable less than Drive

RETURN CMD Host Adapter

Cable

FOR

CREDIT

return

for credit from the date of shipment is as follows

not

FOR

REPAIR

In-Warranty (Less than 1 year)

• CMD offers a 15 boards will be repaired date of return to CMD.

• CMD also offers two in-warranty 24

24

Hour

Turnaround

Under this policy, CMD will ship a loaner customer for a charge turn

the defective fective board in

seven (7) days after the receipt of the repaired board. Approval for loaner service is

on

based

24

In at model of the board to customer within

defective board. CMD will

For all other cases,

$200.00. CMD does

months from the date of shipment. Customer is responsible for returning the defective board to CMD within seven

• The remaining Out-of-Warranty (more

• CMD offers a 15 freight for all out-of-warranty host adapter boards. Defective boards will be repaired returned to customer within

• CMD also offers Under this policy, CMD will ship the same model loaner ing days is for use tomer is responsible for returning the defective board to CMD within seven days after the receipt of loaner paired customer credit verification.

• CMD will extend warranty for a period of six board.

In-Warranty Out-of-Warranty

credit verification.

Hour

Turnaround

the case that the defective its

own

to

by

and

working

and

option, offers a

warranty

working

an

customer for

the customer

and

received. The approval of the loaner service is

(90

days) - free swap.

(90

day

turnaround

and

returned to the customer within

Loaner

Service:

of

$100.00

board

to

CMD within seven (7) days for repair. CMD will repair the de-

return the board to the customer. Customer must then return the loaner

Swap

Service:

board

24

hour

swap

will occur

not

offer

swap

(7) days after receipt of the

period shall apply to the repaired

than

1 year)

day

turnaround

15

working days starting

Out-of-Warranty

an

additional charge of $100.00 plus freight per loaner. The loaner

during

returning the loaner

days) -

not

applicable.

repair

hour

expediting

in

per

loaner. Upon receiving the loaner, customer

is within the first six

turnaround

24

hours during working days

with a

new

with

either a

services for boards

repair

24

Hour

the period that the defective board is being repaired. Cus-

in

30 days 30

days

applicable

seroice

at

the cost of parts only. Defective

15

working days from the

services:

24

hours during regular working days to the

(6)

months of the warranty, CMD,

swap

service. CMD will ship the same

in

exchange for the

board if

seroice

Turnaround

seven (7) days once the defective board is re-

(6)

board

is not functional upon arrival.

new

or

refurbished board for a charge

that

are purchased more than six

swapped

at

a rate of $300.00 plus parts

with

Loaner

in

at

months

on

board.

or

swapped board.

date of return to CMD.

Service:

the

24

hour

CMD's option

any

out

time frame of work-

and

of- warranty repaired

must

and

based

re-

of

and

upon

Drive

In-Warranty (per manufacturer) Out-of-Warranty (per manufacturer)

- manufacturer charge only.

- manufacturer charge plus $100 CMD handling.

RETURN

FOR

UPGRADE/ UPDATE

CMD Host Adapter

In-Warranty (less

• CMD offers a 15 working

be

upgraded for all its boards. CMD will charge of the difference of list prices of the original also update its be

upgraded/updated

than

1 year)

day

to

a higher function;

board

to its latest firmware release

and

turnaround

upgrade

and

different

a

free

function

15 working

day

the hardware of its board to a higher function for a

and

at

no charge to the customer. Boards will

returned to the customer within

of return to CMD.

• CMD also offers 24

• The remaining warranty period shall apply to the CMD will extend

hour

turnaround

warranty

loaner

service

as stated in "RETURN

updated

for a period of six months.

Out-of-Warranty (More than 1 year)

• CMD offers a 15 working be

upgraded

to

a higher function tions. CMD also offers a Boards will be the

date

upgraded/updated

of return to CMD.

• CMD also offers 24

• There will be

no

warranty extension for same function firmware update. For different func-

hours

day

turnaround

free

15 working

turnaround

different

at

a charge of the difference of list prices of two func-

day

and

returned to customer within

Loaner

function

turnaround

Service

as stated

ECD

tion Hardware upgrade, CMD will extend warranty for a period of six

Drive-same

as

in

RETURN

FOR

REPAIR.

SHIPPING CHARGES The following shipping charges

apply

to all REPAIR, SWAP, LOANER,

In-Warranty

• Domestic - freight from CMD to customer is to be CMD is to

• International- all fees are to be paid

be

paid by customer.

by

customer (including custom

paid

by

Out-of Warranty

• Domestic - all fees are to be

• International- all fees are to

paid

by customer.

be

paid

by

customer (including custom

upgrade

service

turnaround

for boards that can

ECD

Field

Upgrade

upgraded functions. CMD will

15

working days from the date

FOR

REPAIR."

board. For upgraded boards,

upgrade

service

Field

Upgrade

in

"RETURN

and

for boards that can

for all its boards.

15

working days from

FOR

REPAIR."

(6)

months.

UPGRADE UNITS.

CMD; freight from customer to

duty

and

broker fees).

duty

and

broker fees).

GENERAL

CONDITIONS All goods returned to CMD including returns for credit, ation returns shall remain in good condition. result

in

a rejection or additional charge to the customer.

Custom~r

arrival boards returned goods for credit

must

consult CMD Technical Support for authorization of CMD not functional

and

swap

requests. CMD Sales personnel must be consulted for authorization of

and/

or evaluation.

Any

damage or alteration done

swap

returns, loaner returns,

by

the customer will

upon

and

evalu-

Preface

Revision 1.3 of the

CBI-IOIO

manual

contains the following changes from the

previous version:

• Instructions for switching between the CBI-IOIO/M have

been

•

An

error

was

added

in

the ULTRIX Configuration section has

in

to Chapter 3 .

steps 3

and

4 of

the

CBI-IOIO/TM instructions.

and

CBI-IOIO/MB

been

corrected. The

Preface

vii

viii

Preface

Table of Contents

1 Introduction

How Conventions

2

Features and Specifications

CBI-I0I0 Features Special Features

CBI-I0I0 Specifications

to Use this Manual

Multi-Hosting Tape Monitor Utility Sync/

Cabling Termination

Async Mode

3 Installation

Hard

ware Configuration

Disk

and

Tape Emulation Selection for the CBI-I0I0/TM

Switching Between CBI-I0I0/M

and

CBI-I0I0/MB

1-1

1-1 1-2

2-1

2-1 2-3 2-3 2-4 2-4 2-5 2-6 2-6

3-1

3-1 3-2 3-3

System Differential Mode

Single-Ended Mode

Installing the CBI-I0I0

SCSI SCSI SCSI

CBI-I0I0

Installing

Node

Cabling Terminator Power ID

for Host

Installation Procedures

SCSI

Devices

ID

Adapter

(Initiator)

Table

3-4 3-6 3-8 3-9 3-9

3-10 3-10 3-10 3-14

of

Contents ix

Cable Specifications SCSI ID for Target Devices SCSI Device Installation Procedures

3-14 3-14 3-15

4

Setup

On-Board Utility

Accessing the Utility Changing LUN Offset

Formatting the Drive Qualifying the Drive Manually Replacing Bad Sectors Additional Utilities

Up

Displaying SCSI Device and Setting

Sending SCSI Commands Testing Formatting

Completing Utility Functions

Unit Numbering Multi-Hosting Configuration 4-16 VMS ULTRIX

Configuration

Configuration 4-18

SCSI

Device 4-12

RCT

Block 4-13

To

The

Configuration 4-5

Device 4-11

4-1

4-1 4-1 4-2 4-3 4-3 4-4 4-4

4-13 4-14

4-17

SCSI

5

Supported

A

CBI-I0I0/T

CBI-I0I0/M

CBI-I0I0/MB 4-20

CBI-I0I0/TM

Basics

SCSI Glossary SCSI

Commands SCSI Status SCSI Messages SCSI Single-Ended Signals 5-4

SCSI Differential Signals

Devices

SCSI Devices

Magnetic disk drives Erasable Optical disk drives Erasable

Optical disk cartridge manufacturers

and

Operating

Systems

supported

4-18 4-19

4-21

5-1

5-1 5-2

5-3 5-4

5-6

A-1

A-I A-I A-2 A-2

Table

of

x

Contents

CD ROM disk drives supported WORM drives supported Tape drives supported Jukeboxes

Operating Systems

supported

A-2 A-2 A-2 A-3 A-3

B Troubleshooting

VMS Cables LED

CMD Technical

Miscellaneous

C

Jumper Settings

Index

Quick

Analyze/Error

Indicators

Reference

Utility

Support

Guide

B-1

B-1 B-3 B-3

B-4

C-1

Table

of

Contents

xi

xii

Table

of

Contents

2

Features

and

Specifications

List of Figures

Figure

2-1:

3 Installation

4

Figure Figure Figure Figure Figure Figure Figure Figure Figure Figure

Setup

Figure Figure Figure

3-1: 3-2: 3-3: 3-4: 3-5: 3-6: 3-7: 3-8: 3-9: 3-10:

4-1: 4-2: 4-3:

Front LED Assignment

Components of the CBI-I0I0 3-2 Jumper

Differential Card (CBI-I012) Installation CBI-I012 Components Single-Ended Card (CBI-I0ll) Installation CBI-I0ll Components

Back Panel Cabling (Differential)

Back Panel Cabling (Single Ended) Connectors

SCSI

Utility Main Menu 4-2

Utility Sub-menu 4-4 Current configuration, default

WI

Pin Positions

on

cabling

the system backplane 3-13

2-2

3-3 3-7 3-7 3-8

3-9 3-11 3-12

3-15

4-6

Figure Figure Figure Figure

4-4:

Configuration change

4-5:

Synchronous transfer rate change 4-10

4-6:

SCSI

4-7:

Disk

host

adapter

and

Tape Configuration Change

ID

change

List

4-7

4-10 4-11

of

Figures xiii

5

SCSI

Basics

Figure Figure 5-2: Differential

5-1: Single-Ended SCSI device connector

C Miscellaneous

Figure C-1: CBI-1010 Figure C-2:

CBI-1010 Silk Screen

SCSI device connector

jumper

locations

Rev.

C

5-4 5-6

C-3 C-4

xiv List

of

Figures

List of Tables

2 Features and Specifications

Table 2-1: CBI-I0I0 Models Table 2-2: LED Indicators Table 2-3: Special Feature Table 2-4: Controller Specifications Table 2-5: Cable Specifications

Installation

3

Table 3-1: Default Settings Table 3-2:

Table 3-3: Table 3-4: Table 3-5: Connectors

4

Setup

Table 4-1: Default for

WI

Jumper CBI-I010/M Map

of System

Support

S~ttings

and

CBI-I0I0/MB Settings

Node

and

Cables

Unit

Numbers

5 SCSI Basics

List

ID for

VAX

6000

2-1

2-2 2-3 2-3 2-5 2-6

3-1

3-1 3-3 3-4 3-5 3-9

4-1

4-14

5-1

Table 5-1: SCSI Table 5-2: Table 5-3: Table 5-4:

Table Table 5-6:

5-5:

Commands

SCSI

Commands SCSI Status SCSI Messages

SCSI Single-Ended Connector SCSI Differential Connector

(MSCP) (TMSCP)

Assignments

List

of

Tables

5-2 5-3 5-3 5-4 5-5 5-7

xv

A

Supported

Devices

and

Operating

Systems

A-1

Table

A-I:

Operating Systems Supported

C Miscellaneous

Table Table C-2:

C-I:

Jumper Settings for the CBI-IOIO·

WI

Jumper Settings

by

CBI-IOIO

A-3

C-1

C-I

C-2

xvi

List

of

Tables

1

Introduction

This User's Guide explains the basics of your

on

information for use.

setting

up

How to Use this Manual

This

guide different aspect appendices for further configuration following descriptions summarize each section.

Chapter conventions used.

Chapter features

Chapter procedures for the

has

five chapters

of

preparing

1:

Introduction

2:

Features

and

specifications.

3:

Installation describes

CBI-lOlO.

explains the

and

Specifications describes the CBI-lOlO

and

configuring the system

and

three appendices. Each chapter explains a

your

CBI-lOlO for use. You

and

troubleshooting information. The

purpose

hardware

configuration

CBI-lOlOTM.

and

may

of this guide

It includes

the CBI-lOlO

refer to the

and

details the

and

details its

and

installation

Chapter and

Chapter

and

Appendix and

4:

Setup

software configuration.

5:

SCSI Library lists a glossary

command

A:

Host computers compatible

describes the On-Board Utility, set

codes for the CBI-lOlO.

Supported

Devices

and

Host

with

the CBI-lOlO.

on

SCSI terms

Computers

up

of special features

and

gives SCSI status

lists the SCSI devices

Introduction

1-1

CBI-1010

Appendix

CBI-IOIO under VMS®.

Appendix the CBI-IOIO.

Conventions

The following conventions are used

Keycaps-Characters example, "Press

keys are joined

Commands-Italics eg.,

show

dev

Entering Text or Commands entered the text or command

on

B:

Troubleshooting gives some troubleshooting guidelines for the

C:

Jumper

by

Settings list the jumper setting selections available

in

the CBI-IOIO User's Guide.

in

square brackets represent keys

[ENTER]" means press the [ENTER] key. When two or more

a plus sign (+), press those keys

text represents a command that can

on

your keyboard. For

at

the same time.

be

used

on

a system,

duo

on

screen will be

and

Screen-Text

in

italics

and

press [ENTER].

bold as show dev

or commands that must be

du;

be

sure to enter

on

1-2

Introduction

2

Features and Specifications

This section briefly describes the CBI-I0I0 V details its specifications.

CBI-1010 Features

The CBI-I0I0 is is fully compatible Tape Mass Storage Control Protocol (TMSCP). Each CBI-I0I0 is fully licensed by

Digital

The CBI-I0I0

systems.

which use

The

CBI-I0I0

single-ended SCSI channel can

(when the transfer rate is

can be

and

It

DU!TU

used

an

is

built

can

supports

to connect

AXBI

intelligent

with

the DEC Mass Storage Control Protocol (MSCP)

around

be

used

VMS,

drivers.

either a single-ended or differential SCSI channel. A

up

high

performance

DEC's

with

the 5800, 6000, 8000,

UL

TRIX,

be

10

MBytes/second) while a differential

to

80

own

BIIC

and

selected UNIX operating systems

used

for connecting

feet of cable.

SCSI

Host

VAXBI

interface chip.

SCSI host adapter that

and

9000 series V

up

to 9.9 feet of cable

Adapter

SCSI

and

AXBI

channel

CBI-I0I0 features Octaword DMA master transfers, virtual data buffer,

The command arbitration, disconnect capability.

be

connected to the CBI-I0I0 10-MB/sec (async) mode.

queuing, dynamic defect management,

Up

to seven

in

synchronous (sync)

and

reconnect capabilities,

SCSI

devices (either single-ended or differential) can

SCSI

port

mode

with

and

standard and

SCSI

bus

7-MB/sec

SCSI

bus

multiple host

data

transfer rate

in

asynchronous

Features and Specifications

up

to

2-1

CBI-1010

The CBl-1010 supports a variety of

magnetic

supported

Tab\e

CBI-l0l0/

CBI-l0l0I™

CBI-l0l0

The

disk, tape,

by

the

CB\-1

2-1

M

T

1MB

CBI-1010

SCSI drives, scan

disk and tape drives.

The

CBI-101

drive Logical Unit

configuration of devices.

The CBI-1010 features six

LEDs are visible

and

optical disk drives. Table 2-1 lists the devices

different CBl-1010 models.

01

o·

Models

supports disk drives only

supports tape drives only

supports disk

supports disk drives only

has

an

On-Board Utility for

bad

0haS

blocks

an

on-board non-volatile

Number

and

Offset

LEos--thr

from the front or

sync/

Async SCSI devices including

and tape drives simultallE

yOU

to format

replace

and

them

automaticallY,

RAM

(NoVRAM-) to store the

other important information to handle

the

one red,

chassis

ee

top

green,

of

oUSly

and

when

configure the

and

test

SCSI

twO

yellOW.

the system is

These

running

fIgure

and

are labeled as

2-1:

front

YELLOW

0998

LEO Ass\gnrn

shown

ent

in

Figure 2-1.

2-2 Features and

specificatiOns

CBI-1010

Table

LED Color

. DS1-Right

DS1-Left

DS2-Left

DS2-Right

D998/ D999

2-2

describes the conditions of

2-2

LED Indicators

red green

green

yellow

Special Features

CBI-IOIO

Indication

Error condition occurred. Power-up

LED lights diagnostic testing. blink

SCSI controller chip Single-ended Differential

Terminator

Figure

Self-test passed.

to

3-1.

OK

and

activity indicator.

when

the

During

show

controller activity.

mode

power

enabled

when

CQD-220 succeeds

is

supplied

LED's are lit.

normal

with

not

Upon

operation, this LED will

mode

lit.

with

power

in

the

enabled

power.

self-

when

Refer

up,

this

lit.

to

The

CBI-IOIO

models as listed Table

Table

Model

CBI-1010/TM Yes Yes

CBI-1010/T Yes Yes CBI-1010/M Yes

CBI-1010

2-3

supports

special features

2-3.

Special Feature Support List

Multi-Hosting

1MB

Yes

that

pertain

to the different

TMU

No No

Multi-Hosting

CBI-IOIO between multi-host solution boxes. Multi-hosting instructions are given

II

Additional Utilities." Refer to Appendix A for

devices. Refer to

gives

you

the ability to completely share

multiple VAX systems

can

support

Chapter

4 for configuration instructions.

running

VAX

disk, tape,

an

array of disks

cluster software. CMD's

and

optical devices including juke-

in

Chapter 4,

supported

under

disk

CBI-IOIO

and

tape

tapes

Features and Specifications 2-3

CBI-1010

Tape Monitor Utility

The Tape Monitor CMD Teclmology

UtilityTM

and

(TMU) is

work exclusively

an

application software developed with

CMD

SCSI

host adapters as

by

an

optional feature for VAX/VMS systems.

This Tape Monitor dor

identification, drive firmware revision, the remaining tape capacity, per-

UtilityTM

runs

under

VMS

and

displays the tape drive ven-

centage of rewrites during writes or percentage of ECC retrys during reads, and

current tape operations such as read, write, write file mark, space, rewind, etc. You can install multiple observe all tape activity from any without the information

To install the Tape Monitor subsection

any additional add-in hardware. You also can open a file to log all

during

unattended backup.

Utility, use On-Board Utility (Chapter 4,

1/

Additional Utilities") to enable TMU since the factory setting for

CBI-IOIOs

VAX

terminal locally

TMU OFF. Then follow the instructions given Monitor

SynclAsync Mode

Utility User's Manual

part

number

and

tape drives

or

in

the accompanying CMD Tape

in

one site

across the network

MAN-OOOTMU-OOl.

and

The

CBI-IOIO support asynchronous

In

Sync mode,

comes standard

synchronous mode. However, you can change the

mode

using the On-Board Utility

CBI-IOIO device connected to find device.

In

Async mode,

asynchronously even

SCSI devices also

Sync

CBI-IOIO

if

in

synchronous mode. Most

in

will automatically negotiate

out

whether the Sync mode is supported

will communicate

the

SCSI

device supports Sync mode. Most of the

support

Async mode.

with

Chapter

with

the

SCSI

devices

CBI-IOIO

4.

each

SCSI

device

by

to

the

2-4

Features and Specifications

CBI-1010

CBI-1

01

0 Specifications

Table 2-4

CBI-IOIO.

Table

Emulation Bus Interface

Adapter Interrupt Vector Transfer Mode Command Queuing Data Buffer Capacity Defect Management: Software Supported Multiple-Hosting Formatting

Optional Software LED Indicators

Peripheral Interface

SCSI

SCSI Devices Supported

System Performance

SCSI SCSI

Operating Temperature Relative Humidity Power Requirement

on

the

following

2-4 Controller Specifications

Size

Transfer Rate

Bus Parity

Driver/Receiver Cable Length

page

lists

the

Controller

MSCP

VAXBI Single V Software programmable Octaword DMA master 32 Virtual data buffer Dynamic defect management VMS, Support multiple-hosting for disks, optical drives

On

for optical erasable disk format) Tape monitor utility

Self test, error conditions, single-ended

ended terminator power, differential differential terminator power Small Computer System Interface

10.0-MB/sec

7.0-MB/sec in Asynchronous mode

Odd Up to 7 Support disconnect/reconnect capability configuration Single-ended or differential Single-ended,

Differential, 5°

10%

+5V

(DU

driver) / TMSCP (TU driver)

AXBI

slot

Commands

ULTRIX

board format

parity

SCSI

10

MBytes / second transfer rate

C to

50°

to

900/0

DC 6.0A,

with

optimized seek

and

selected UNIX versions

and

bad block replacement

(TMU)

in

Synchronous mode

devices

up

to

9.9

ft

up

to

80

ft

(25

C

, Non-condensing

+12V

DC

Specifications for

SCSI

(SCSI)

and

(3

meters) recommended

meters)

14mA,

-12V

DC

6mA

(ISO

enable, single-

enable,

multiple host

the

and

tapes.

standard

at

Features and Specifications 2-5

CBI-1010

Cabling

The

CBI-1010 CMD Technology strongly recommends the use of differential mode data transfer rate exceeds five megabytes per second. but

to use single-ended mode ommends that the total internal than

three

will operate

(3)

meters

or

in

single-ended or differential mode; however,

If you have no choice

at

9.9

a high transfer rate, the

and

external cable length should be no longer

feet

when

the transfer rate is

SCSI-3

10

MBytes/second.

when

proposal rec-

Furthermore, the single-ended cable should meet or exceed the following specifications.

the

Table

Characteristic Impedance

Signal Attenuation Pair-to-pair Propagation

Delay Delta

DC Resistance

2-5

Cable Specifications

No ohms

.095 .15

.23

less

than

90

dB

maximum

nanoseconds

ohms

maximum

ohms

per

maximum

Termination

The single-ended daughter card adapter for the mination. Some quate at high transfer rates.

SCSI

devices still use passive termination, which is inade-

If

your system is running

CBI-1010

transfer rates in excess of five megabytes per second one

end

of the

of high-performance termination at the other

SCSI

bus, you

must

use active termination or some other type

end

of the bus.

and

no

greater

meter at 5 MHz

per

meter

at

meter

20

degrees C

than

employs active ter-

in

single-ended mode at

and

the

CBI-1010

140

is at

2-6

Features and Specifications

3

Installation

This chapter details hardware configuration The CBI-1010

must

be configured first, installed SCSI devices installed last. This chapter is organized must Chapter Utility

be installed; after completing

4.

Features

in

Chapter

4.

not

selectable here

Hardware Configuration

This section details setting ing

it

inside a system.

tion for

proper

configuration. Table

CBI-1010 model.

Table

Model

CBI-IOIO/TM CBI-IOIO/T CBI-IOIO/M CBI-IOIO/MB

3-1

Default Settings

Be

Wl(1-3) Wl(2-4) W5(1-2)

OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT

and

installation for the CBI-1010.

in

the system second,

in

the

order

hardware

can

up

various features for the CBI-1010 before install-

sure to follow

3-1

OUT OUT

installation, refer to "Setup"

be selected

the

instructions listed

through

illustrates the default settings for each

U9

OUT OUT OUT

IN

PAL PIK08 PAL PIK28 PALPIK29 PAL PIK58A

the

the On-Board

in

each subsec-

and

CBI-1010

in

Note that (F) means factory setting.

Figure

3-1

illustrates the components

on

the

CBI-1010.

Installation

3-1

CBI-tOtO

CPU

U9

--~~

'---~

~_-_~

....---..

'---_--'

1:::::::::::3 1:::::::::::3

~

~c::J

--1.:::m!ll!!lIIIl111mDJ

(::::::::3

(:::::::3 (:::::::3

__

-

D"

JE

(::::::::::3

(:::::::3

~::=::::{

(:::::::3

(:::::::3~~1~:::~:::~::~::~::3~~~~~~~~~

II

~---,<r=~1

(:::::::3

DID~fmml

1 (

(:::::::3

- 1

IDI:::::::::::.:~

.::::::::::::3

'----

IIII

(:::::::3

C:::::J

C3

q~W8::J

(:::::::J

C::::::::::3

..

' 3

1"---_.(,

___

"II~-~

(:::::::3(::::::::::1

~

1 4

:::::::::::::~:::::::~

C:::::::::::I:::::::3

...

_-.,.......

II

D

,

c::J

~

I J

~:::::::~

(:::::::3

........

(:::::::3

~

<

(:::::::3

C:::::::3

<

(:::::::3

c:::::>

VUlt

CHIP

D

C:::::3

(::

:::::<

'--------'

Figure 3·1: Components

Disk

and Tape Emulation Selection

The CBI-IOIO/TM is a multiple function controller. CBI-IOIO/TM as a single function controller (configured ity as 0 disk

one of the functions

• To disable See Figure 3-2 for location of

• To disable disk function, install a See Figure 3-2 for location of

of

the CBI·1

or

0 tape) the

tape

01

0

unused

shown

function, install a

below, see Table 3-2 for different configurations.

function must be disabled. You

WI

for

the CBI-1

shunt

and

shunt

and

on

positions.

on

positions.

01

When

pins I

pins 2

O/TM

you

through

and

3 of

and

4 of

configure the

RS-232 Util-

can

disable

jumper

WI.

3-2

Installation

CBI-1010

Table 3-2

Pins 1 & 3

OUT

IN

OUT

Note that

(F)

0

W1

Jumper Settings

Pins 2 & 4

OUT

IN

means factory setting.

1

:::::

Description

CBI-IOIO/TM CBI-IOIO/TM configured for disk only

in

location U9

CBI-IOIO/TM configured for tape only in

location U9

::S[@

with

PAL PIK08 in location U9

with

C::::::::J

1:::::::::::

(F)

PAL PIK08

3

:::3-

::3

Figure 3·2: Jumper

Switching Between CBI-1010/M and CBI-1010/MB

Both the CBI-lOlO/M 1010/M offers tion, which is necessary for bootability tween ing the PAL WS. PIK58A PIK58A

Be a screwdriver to

the CBI-lOlO/M

All CBI-IOIO/M adapters come

sure to

[::::::

I:

: : : : : : : : : :

W1

Pin Positions

and

KLESI

at

location U9

as

an

accessory. Likewise, all CBI-IOIO/MB adapters come

installed at

turn

off

emulation, while the CBI-lOlO

and

U9

and

power

pry

the PAL loose

::JI::::

51:

CBI-lOlO/MB

CBI-IOIO/MB models is a simple matter of chang-

and

either removing

PAL PIK29 as

to the

adapter

:::

::J

: : : : : : : : J

with

and

support

on

VAX

PAL PIK29 installed

an

before

then

disk drives only,

6000 systems. Switching be-

or

accessory.

you

remove it

1:::::::::::

I:

: : : : : : : : J

but

/MB

offers

installing the jumper

switch the PAL at U9. Use

with

KDB50

at

your

U9

fingers. In-

the

emula-

and

with

3

CBI-

at

PAL

Installation

3-3

CBI-1010

sert the alternative PAL

that the alignment of the notch

rounding

chips. This will assure a power, change the desire. Table

Table 3-3 CBI-1

Model

CBI-IOIO/M CBI-IOIO/MB

System Node

Care

must

3-3

shows the EPROM

10

be taken

and

jumper

01

Emulation

KLESI

KDB50

when

at

OIM

and CBI-1

installing a CBI-I0I0 to avoid having the operating

press

at

one

proper

down

end

until it is fully seated. Make sure

of the PAL is identical to the sur-

pin-one match. Before restoring

W5 to the appropriate setting for the model

and

jumper settings for each model.

01

O/MB

W5

OUT

IN

Settings

U9

PAL PIK29 installed PAL PIK58A installed

you

system change the physical device names of the currently installed devices. During

auto configure, each device found is given a

unique

device name. The

device names are expressed as:

ddcu

where

dd

= type of device

c = Controller designator (A,B,C

u = Unit

The device name is determined registers are

4-1 for

no

concerns

unit

OP

The controller designator is derived by the operating system as it scans space. The first MSCP disk controller found is given MSCP disk controller 'B'

number

/SA). Since these addresses are fixed

with

numbers.

(Le.

MU,DU,PT,PU)

...

)

by

the physical address of the controllers

within

the CBI-I0I0, there

configuring the device type. Refer to

the

letter'

and

so on. This will generate devices DUAx/PUAx,

Chapter

4, Table

A', the second

port

I/O

DUBx/PUBx, incrementing the controller letter until all disk controllers are found. The same is true for each MUAx/PTAx, MUBx/PTBx

at

The scan will start

within the

o to

the system.

BI

is the system node ID.

15.

node 0 and

On

native

TMSCP tape controller, yielding devices

and

so on.

will

work

BI

systems

In

these systems, the system ID's range from

its

way

up

to the last node ID

(Le.

8200/8250/8350), the node ID of

3-4

Installation

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Frequently Asked Questions

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