Bytes 06 and 07 - Disconnect Time Limit
The only value supported by the CTS for the Disconnect Time Limit
field is 0. This value cannot be changed.
Note: The disconnect time limit is determined by the minimum time
it takes the CTS to disconnect from the SCSI bus and then
initiate a reselection sequence. The minimum disconnect time
for the CTS is 265 µsec. The initiator cannot change this field,
so the value returned for this field by the MODE SENSE
command is 0.
Bytes 08 and 09 - Connect Time Limit
The CTS does not recognize any values other than 0 for the Connect
Time Limit. It uses 0 as a default value, meaning that it will
disconnect from the bus after the amount of data defined by
Maximum Burst Size has been transferred.
Bytes 10 and 11 - Maximum Burst Size
The Maximum Burst Size defines the amount of data to be transferred
before disconnecting. The value is expressed in increments of 512
bytes. A value of 0 indicates that there is no limit to the amount of
data transferred before disconnecting. The CTS supports all values for
this field. The default value is 0, which means that disconnects and
reconnects are performed using the value specified by the Buffer Full
and Buffer Empty Ratios.
Note: If you set the Maximum Burst Size field to a non-zero value,
the CTS will automatically set the ND bit to 0 to allow
disconnects during the data transfer phase. That is, Maximum
Burst Size field has precedence over the ND bit. For more
information about the ND bit, see Section 10.14 on page 10-51.
10-30
EXB-8205 and EXB-8505
(Standard and XL)
510503
10 MODE SELECT (15h) and MODE SENSE (1Ah)
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