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Parallel SCSI Interface Product Manual, Rev. A                                        
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Table 22:
Wide SCSI byte order
If the last information byte transferred does not fall on the DB(15-8) signals for a 16-bit wide transfer, then the 
values of the remaining higher-numbered bits are undefined. However, when using parity protection, the 
DB(P1) signal for this undefined byte shall be valid for whatever data is placed on the bus.
3.6
COMMAND phase
3.6.1
COMMAND phase description
The COMMAND phase allows the target to request command information from the initiator. 
The SCSI target port shall assert the C/D signal and negate the I/O and MSG signals during the REQ/ACK 
handshakes of this phase. 
A QAS-capable initiator shall wait a minimum of a QAS non-data phase REQ(ACK) period to assert ACK after 
detecting the assertion of REQ.
A QAS-capable initiator shall assert ACK for a minimum of a QAS non-data phase REQ(ACK) period and shall 
keep the command data valid until the negation of ACK.
3.6.2
COMMAND phase exception condition handling
If the target detects one or more parity errors on the command bytes received, it may retry the command by 
switching to the MESSAGE IN phase and sending a RESTORE POINTERS message. The target shall then 
switch to the COMMAND phase to receive the original command.
If the target does not retry the COMMAND phase or it exhausts its retry limit it shall return CHECK CONDITION 
status and set the sense key to Aborted Command and the additional sense code to SCSI Parity Error.
3.7
DATA phase
3.7.1
DATA phase overview
DATA phase is a term that encompasses both the ST DATA phases and the DT DATA phases. ST DATA phase 
is a term that encompasses both the ST DATA IN phase and ST DATA OUT phase. DT DATA phase is a term 
that encompasses both the DT DATA IN phase, and the DT DATA OUT phase.
3.7.2
DT DATA IN phase
The DT DATA IN phase allows the target to request that data be sent to the initiator from the target using DT 
data transfers. The target shall assert the I/O and MSG signals and negate the C/D signal during the REQ/ACK 
handshakes of this phase.
Transfer
number
SCSI bus
Data 
transfer
width
15....8
7....0
1
N/A
W
8-bit
2
N/A
X
3
N/A
Y
4
N/A
Z
1
X
W
16-bit
2
Z
Y
When transferring consecutive bytes W, X, Y, and Z across the buses, they are 
transferred as shown above. 
This table does not necessarily represent how these bytes are stored in device 
memory.