Scsiflash-2 - User - Guide Rev Q

SCSIFlash User Guide Version Q
SCSIFlash is a registered Trade Mark of Solid State Disks Ltd, and any use must be
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SCSIFlash2
Version Q
Copyright and Trademarks
The information of the products in this manual is subject to change without prior notice
and does not represent a commitment on the part of the vendor, who assumes no
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of the manufacturer. All enquiries should be addressed to Solid State Disks Ltd
The Granary, Hose Hill,

Reading, RG7 4BB UK
Phone: +44 1189 323499
Fax: +44 1189 323510
www.ssd.gb.com

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Table of Contents
Overview
Main Features
Setting Up
SCSIFLASH-2 PCB
Jumpers and Links
User Port Cable TTL-232R-3V3
Setup Steps
Setting the SCSI ID
Configuration
Installation
Serial Cable Connections (J4)
Using the Terminal Commands
Format for Command Documentation
VER Command 'Display Current Version'
LIST Command 'List Available Emulations'
SETDEV Command
User Commands
HELP Command
CONFIG Command 'System Configuration'
SCSI Command 'SCSI related functions'( Developer Command)
CF Command ( Developer Command)
TRACE Command 'SCSI Trace enable Disable
TRACEMODE Command 'Set the Trace Mode'
NOTRACE Option
CONCISE Option
VERBOSE Option
CBD Option
TRACEMODE HIGH / LOW LEVEL
SETDEV Command 'Select an emulation'
DELAY Command 'Set access time delay'
CAPACITY Command 'Set the emulation storage capacity'
FORMAT Command 'Set the SCSI FORMAT command behaviour'
Setting up the Terminal Emulator TERATERM
Taking a Trace Via TERATERM
Capturing a trace
Updating the Firmware
Reading, RG7 4BB UK
Phone: +44 1189 323499
Fax: +44 1189 323510
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Simple Testing and Configuring the required emulation.
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Reading, RG7 4BB UK
Phone: +44 1189 323499
Fax: +44 1189 323510
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Overview
The SCSIFLASH Emulator is a general purpose SCSI bridge for a Compact Flash (CF)
Card.
The product can emulate a Hard Disk Drive, Magneto Optic, Floppy, Jazz, Zip, Tape Drives,
most SCSI models are emulated; our development team can develop new emulations.
An Industrial CF card for HDD ( only supplied by SSD Ltd) and Commercial CF for other
applications (supplied by SSD Ltd) is plugged into the CF socket at the end of the PCB
and this is presented as a standard SCSI disk to a SCSI Host via the 50 pin connector
SCSI interface at the other end of the board. (68 pin devices can be connected with use of
an adaptor.)
The PCB mounts in a standard 3.5 form factor tray. It requires 5V only which is Supplied via
a standard disk power connector.
When connected to a SCSI Host, the Host sees the SCSIFLASH as a standard SCSI disk
drive.
Use of the Ethernet Port is for use with the FTP feature for Data Backup and restore to
Server or dedicated PC. It is a separate chargeable option, for more information contact
sales@reactivegroup.com
The Dual CF card Feature not detailed in this manual, is to enable data to be written to both
CF cards, and removal of the slave card for security requirements. When a new card is
entered the SCSIFLASH-2 synchronises the data on the slave card. This feature is a
separate chargeable option, for more information contact sales@reactivegroup.com

Reading, RG7 4BB UK
Phone: +44 1189 323499
Fax: +44 1189 323510
www.ssd.gb.com

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Main Features
3.5 inch form factor
Standard 50 pin SCSI1/2 interface or 68 pin with use of adaptor
10 Mbytes/sec SCSI burst rate
Internal active SCSI termination, disabled/enabled by jumper
Optional HVD SCSI interface
Various emulations available.- SCSI2/SCSI1 or SASI
Can emulate a standard SCSI tape drive-DAT/DLT
The SCSIFlash2 PCB carries its microcode in Flash that can be simply updated.

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Setting Up
SCSIFLASH PCB

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Jumpers and Links

J1 50 Pins SCSI connector
J2 5 Volt Power connector
SK1 CF Adaptor
LK1 External Bus Power Link,
LK2 Termination link, link to terminate SCSI bus
LK3 Reset link to connect RST to RSTC (default not connected)
J6 SCSI ID jumpers pin 1 LSB. (Pin 1 end is square in diagram)
J12 System USB Port Using USB to USB Cable
J4 User Serial Com port To change emulations or access the user commands use USB to serial
cable TTL-232R-3V3. Connections to, J4, use the cable as shown below, (when you purchase
cable TTL-232R-3V3, you will need to modify / add the cable change as shown below.)
TTL-232R-3V3

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Serial COM
Factory
Setup Steps
Set Termination Disable/Enable at LK2 - If jumpered termination is ENABLED
Do you need to export termination power?
- This is generally not necessary -If so jumper LK1. Note that the internal terminators always
have power.
Connect the SCSI cable - Note that pin 1 of the cable is at the edge of the PCB.
Connect the 5V power. Note that a standard 5V/12V disk power lead can be used here as the
12V pin is a no-connect on the board.
Also note that the front panel green LED will Flash if no CF is inserted, and will go out when the
CF card is inserted, normally for use in removable emulations such as MO or Floppy. For HDD
emulations the CF should be inserted before powering up and booting the Host, the CF Green
LED will not be flashing, when inserted. If it is still flashing then the CF you are using is not
compatible with the SCSIFLASH-2 device. CF should always be purchased from SSD.

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Setting the SCSI Device Number

J6 SCSI ID Jumper settings.
J6 SCSI ID 1 starts on the right of the PIN outs when you have the SCSIFlash drive with the CF
card mounting in front and the rear 50 pin SCSI connector away from you. See picture on Page
2 . Set SCSI ID on the SCSIFLASH-2 (SF-2) to be the same as the drive you are removing.
ID 0 - No Jumpers set
ID 1 - J6-1 set
ID 2 - J6-2 set
ID 3 J6-1and 2 set
ID 4 J6-3 set
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Configuration
A number of user accessible configurations options are available, as are some system status
reporting and diagnostic options.
These features are accessed via the USER Serial port of the SCSIFLASH-2 Board. (J4) This
feature is most useful to gain insight into unexpected operating system exceptions, or to change
emulations which are seen in the menu, (LIST) This section of the manual assumes that
problems with SCSI ID, SCSI Termination and other hardware issues have been solved, but
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system problems which have to do with software, timing or protocol are present.
Installation
Use M3x6mm screws to install the tray

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Serial Cable Connections

Connected to J4 ( User Serial Com Port ) This section is only to be used if requested by our
support team, where difficulties have occurred in getting the emulator running, or changing of
Emulations or taking Traces. The SCSIFLASH-2 emulator will have been set up to the correct
drive and should run in PLUG IN AND PLAY.
Connect a modified USB serial cable TTL-232R-3V3 to J4 (as shown in the picture) to User
Com Port and use TERATERM Page 15 , to access the menu to change emulations, or user
commands then power up the unit. (at this point there is no need to connect the IDC 50 pin rear
connector to the Host, the following is completed off line from the HOST)

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You must use TERATERM SETUP to access Terminal commands See Page 15
Using the Terminal Commands

When the SCSIFlash-2 is powered up with TERATERM terminal emulator connected a prompt
character should be displayed.
>
If it does not just press the enter key and it should appear.
Commands are entered by typing their name followed by any parameters separated by spaces
followed by the enter key.
Commands incorrectly keyed may be corrected either by pressing backspace to delete the last
typed character or by using the 'Left' and 'Right' cursor keys to move to the place to be
corrected and then using either backspace to delete backwards or the delete key to delete
forwards. The command may be entered by pressing enter at any time no matter where in the
text the cursor is.
The 'Up' and 'Down' cursor keys may be used to navigate backwards and forwards through the
history of previously entered commands. Up to 10 previous commands may be recalled this
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way.
A previous command selected this way may be modified if required. Any modifications replace
the original text; they do not become a new command in the history.
Commands may be auto completed by typing a few characters and then pressing the 'Tab' key.
If two commands start with the same characters then only the characters up to the first
difference are displayed. A further character must be typed in order for the 'Tab' to make a
further guess.
Format for Command Documentation

Items contained in angle brackets <> are required elements.
Items contained in square brackets [] are optional elements.
So command names are required and are always in angle brackets.
<command name>
e.g.
<VER>
Since a command name is always required angle brackets are usually ommitted from a
description.
Required parameters may have a fixed number of options. The parameter is required so one of
the options must be present.

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The syntax is
<[]..[]>
for example
<[START][STOP]>
If the command requires the above start/stop parameter then either START or STOP must be
pesent in that parameter position.
Required elements that are numbers usually have a description of the requird number between
the brackets. For example to indicate the number of data blocks to transfer in a data transfer
type command might be described:<Number of Blocks>
Commands that may have a variable number of paramters will be defined a number of times
once for each valid combination of parameters. e.g.
SCSI
SCSI <[REG][DUMP]>
The SCSI command may appear on its own with no parameters.

or
may have one parameter which may be either REG or DUMP.
This command syntax appears in the full documentation and is also used in the datiled
description provided by the HELP command.
The HELP command itself may take zero or one parameter, the name of a command Go into
the SCSIFLASH-2 icon, press return you should see (>) cursor. When the SCSIFlash-2 is
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powered up with a terminal emulator connected a prompt character should be displayed.
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If it does not just press the enter key and it should appear.
To ensure that you are able to talk to the SCSIFLASH-2
Type VER <return> you will see version information.
User Command
Entering a 'VER' at the command prompt will display the revision level of the firmware
01.XXX.0, model of the drive being emulated, and SCSI ID that is set
Usage
VER
Then Type LIST <return>

User command

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List all available emulations supported by the firmware.

Usage
LIST
To change emulations
Type SETDEV XX <return> ( where XX is the Device ID)
Once changed it will remain set in the emulator until another emulation is set.
To check
Type VER <return>
You can now connect the SCSIFLASH-2 to the Host, ( leave the USB > Serial cable connected
if you are requested to complete other commands
User Commands
HELP Command
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User command
Display list of supported commands and optionally a brief descriptionof thier usage. If a
command name is specified as the parameter then a more detailed description for the specified
command is displayed.
Usage
HELP
HELP <command name>
CONFIG Command 'System Configuration'

User Command
Display the current nonvolatile configuration settings.
Usage
CONFIG
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SCSI Command 'SCSI related functions'

Developer command
Mange SCSI test functions
Usage
SCSI
SCSI <[REG][DUMP]>
CF Command 'CF related functions'

Developer command
Compact flash memory access cammand
Usage
TBA

User Command
Entering a 'VER' at the command prompt will display the revision level of the firmware.
Usage
VER
TRACE Command 'SCSI Trace Enable (E) Disable (D)'

User command
Manage TRACE functions
usage
TRACE
TRACE <[E][D]>
TRACEMODE Command 'Set the Trace Mode'

User command
Set the SCSI TRACE display mode.
usage
TRACEMODE
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TRACEMODE <[NOTRACE][CONCISE][VERBOSE][CBD]>
The SCSI Real Time Trace consists of a number of modes of operation:

(a) NOTRACE
(b) CONCISE
(c) VERBOSE
(d) CBD
NOTRACE Option
Selecting this option also diables the SCSI TRACE. If this mode is set then no trace will appear
wether TRACE is enabled or not. TRACE may be re-enabled but will have not effect until anothe
mode is selected.
CONCISE Option
This mode displays the command name, address parameter and length parameter for each
SCSI command received.
Format
<Command name> [Addr xxxxxxxx, Length xxxxxxxx]
VERBOSE Option
This mode displays the command name, address parameter and length parameter for each
SCSI command received. It also displays any other relevant command field inthier decoded
form.
Command to be completed
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CBD Option
This mode displays the whole CBD data packet, followed by the Command Name and the
returned command status. It also shows any returned data for some commands. This is the
preferred command to get most information for SCSISUPPORT team..
Example
CBD=03 00 00 00 12 00 REQUEST SENSE
STS=00 GOOD, SENSE=00 NO SENSE, ASC=00 NO ADDITIONAL INFO
MODE DATA=70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 00 00 00
00 00
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TRACEMODE Command 'low level trace'

Trace mode also supports the reporting of additional low level trace information
usage
TRACEMODE <[LOW][HIGH]>
The SCSI Real Time Trace consists of a number of modes of operation:
(a) LOW
(b) HIGH
LOW Option
To enable this use the command
TRACEMODE LOW
HIGH Option
to disable this use
TRACEMODE HIGH

User command
List all available emulations supported by the firmware.
Usage
LIST
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List Format
deviceID
Manufacturer
Device Name
SETDEV Command 'Select an emulation'

User command
Set the scsi device to be emulated. Enter the deviceID that is shown in the device list.
Usage
SETDEV <deviceID>
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DELAY Command 'Set access time delay'

User command
The DELAY command allows the ability to set the average access of the drive being emulated.
The average access time is always fixed at the value set, there is no attempt to vary it according
to the sector being accessed relative to the previous sector as in a real disk. The average
simply applies to every access.
Usage
DELAY ENABLE
Enable access time emulation
DELAY DISABLE
Disable access time emulation
DELAY DEVICE
Set access time option to that of the drive being emulated
DELAY CUSTOM
Set access time option to the user defined custom time
DELAY TIME < time mS > Set the user defined custom access time
The DEVICE/CUSTOM choice is always remembered when DELAY is disabled and restored
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when DELAY is enabled again.
The CUSTOM value defaults to the DRIVE value when a new emulation is selected with the
SETDEV command otherwise it is maintained through a power cycle or ENABLE/DISABLE
sequence.
Example
The Seagate ST34520N has an average access time of 9.5 mS so it is set to 10mS in the
emulation as we can't set times smaller than 1mS. if the mode is set to DEVICE then the access
time will be 10mS.
If the CUSTOM value is set to 15mS and the mode is set to CUSTOM then the access time will
be 15mS
If the mode is set to DISABLED then the access time is 0 mS.
CAPACITY Command 'Set the emulation storage capacity'

User command
The CAPACITY command supports the ability to set the capacity of the drive being emulated.
Actual capacity can be selected from
The size of the loaded media card
The original capacity of the emulation
A user defined custom value
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Usage: Selecting the capacity option

CAPACITY DRIVE
CAPACITY MEDIA
CAPACITY CUSTOM
The DRIVE option sets capacity to that of the real disk drive. Or the MEDIA if that is smaller.
The MEDIA option sets capacity to the loaded MEDIA (the CF card)
The CUSTOM option sets capacity to a custom value. Or the MEDIA if that is smaller.
CUSTOM follows the same rules as delay, in that it is always maintained unless a setdev is
issued when it resets to that of the DRIVE chosen. Also when SETDEV is issued the
CAPACITY mode always defaults back to MEDIA.
You can set CAPACITY as number of blocks or number of Mega Bytes.
Usage: Setting the custom value
CAPACITY SIZE < size in MB >
CAPACITY BLOCKS < size in number of BLOCKS decimal number >
CAPACITY BLOCKSH < size in number of BLOCKS hexadecimal number >
NOTE To use the CUSTOM SIZE option, you must first complete the following.
CAPACITY SIZE XXX where XXX is the capacity required, you can them use the
CAPACITY CUSTOM command, this will set the device at XXX capacity. If you do not
complete the CAPACITY CUSTOM command the device will revert to capacity of the CF
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MEDIA.
CUSTOM follows the same rules as delay, in that it is always maintained unless a SETDEV is
issued when it resets to that of the DRIVE chosen. Also when SETDEV is issued the
CAPACITY mode always defaults back to MEDIA.
FORMAT Command 'Set the SCSI FORMAT command behaviour'

User command
The FORMAT command supports the ability to set the behaviour of the SCSI FORMAT
command Currently behaviour is limited to selecting the type of format done when the SCSI
command is issued Actual behaviour can be selected from
QUICK for a limited but fast format
FULL A full format may take some time to complete.
Usage: Selecting the format option

FORMAT QUICK
FORMAT FULL
Note! When changing emulation the FORMAT QUICK option is always selected
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Setting up the Terminal emulator Teraterm
When you first run Teraterm you will see the following
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window
Click on Cancel. Dont worry about which serial port at this stage
Click on the Setup Menu and select Restore Setup
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In the dialogue box navigate to the place where you put the supplied setup file
SSD_Card_Reader.ini and click Open
You should see the Teraterm window change to a bigger size.
Click on the Setup Menu again and select Serial Port
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Change the Port Via Dropdown, to the one you have connected the SCSI Flash to and click
OK. Do not change anything else.
Connect the SCSI Flash 2 and turn it on. You should see a > appear. If it does type VER and
press enter
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You should see something like this, and you will now be able to enter user commands.
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Taking a Trace
To complete this, follow below.
Enabling Trace Mode

To set the trace mode enter TRACEMODE CBD
To enable the trace mode enter TRACE E
Disabling Trace Mode

To disable the trace mode enter TRACE D
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Capturing a trace
First clear the screen and history buffer by clicking Edit and Clear Buffer
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Now create a log file to capture the trace to.

Click File and the Log then choose a log file name that relates to the trace taken, and a
place to save it using the dialogue box.
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A log control window will show
Now run your test. The data is captured to the file.

When the test is complete click Close
and then copy the log file to a safe place, email SCSISUPPORT the files taken.
Repeat the above procedure for a new trace.
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Updating the Firmware

Step1 Install the SSD Boot Loader program, (Only available from
scsisupport@reactivegroup.com)
1. Use a USB to USB cable, and Fit the USB to USB cable to J12 as shown in the picture. Cable
colours Red, White, Green, Black, Black Shield , where Red is nearest to J13 you will have to
modify the J12 end of the USB end of the cable to be the same as shown, unless a cable is sent
to from SSD Ltd,
Here follows the P/N of the items you can purchase from RS components.
1.8Mtr USB A Male to USB A Female. RS P/N: 481-3440.
5 Way Socket housing, 2.54 pitch.
RS P/N: 296-4962
Crimp terminal for socket housing. RS P/N: 467-598
After cutting the female end of the cable off. Please be careful when stripping the insulation off,
use the outer screen as shown in the picture below along with colour code
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Step2 Erase the flash - Before the flash can be loaded using the SSD Bootloader program,
the flash must be erased, to remove previous versions of the F/W. Power down the
board and remove the jumper on J16 which should be connecting the middle pin to the
innermost pin ( furthest away from Crystal X1, place jumper on J16, with the jumper
fitted on the two pins closest to crystal X1. Now power up the board and wait a few
seconds and power it down again. Remove the jumper and replace on initial position
furthest away from X1..
Step3 Once the SSD Bootloader program has been installed on the PC, click on the SSD
SCSIFLASH-2 BOOTLOADER Icon, the program will load. In the grey area at the
bottom of the Bootloader Icon there are three sections from left to Right
Showing Not Valid Device,, No File Loaded, and yellow DOT. It should show
USB/Serial and COM port used. If it does not show the COM port then, you may have to
remove the USB cable from the PC and reinsert.
(Sometimes the com port is not shown, if so Please try the following.
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Power up the SF2

Erase the flash by connecting jumper to J16 pins closest to X1
Remove Jumper
Power cycle the SF2
Connect the USB connector into the PC ( dont connect the other end with the USB Header
connector yet)
Go into device manager,
Connect the USB header onto the J16 socket on the SF2
You should see in the device manager a new port showing AT91 USB to SERIAL connector
(COMXX)
As a test, If you remove the connector from J12 the device disappears from the device manager
, replacing it should appear again. Leave connected
Run up the Bootloader program.
It should see the port now.
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Follow the instructions in the manual.

Note: if the SF2 is not flash erased the com port will not show.)
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Here follows a screen print of what you should see.
Step 4 Click on load File

Step 5 Browse to where the latest revision of firmware is held, this F/W is only available
from SCSISUPPORT, and is 256 AES Encrypted. The file used that contains the new
F/W, is in a ZIP file, do not try to Extract, as an error will occur. ( If you have previously
been issued a Bin file then you should select this file and not the ZIP file.) Select the ZIP
file.
The first grey box will now show File Load Successful and second grey box shows the
file name that is loaded see screen-print below
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Step 6 Click Send File. The program will show MATCH and load the F/W. see screen-print
below
If you get a message Mismatch, close the Bootloader program, and erase the flash
again using J16 jumper. Load the Bootloader program again
Step 7 The program will take about 3 seconds to load to the SCSIFLASH-2 and will show 4
phases, and eventually show Download complete see screen-shot below
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The First Grey section now shows Please Power Cycle Unit complete this action
Close the Bootloader program.
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For simple testing and confirming current setup

Type LIST, this will show you the current emulations that we are currently available, new ones
are added as required, it also shows Sector size of emulation.
To Change to a different emulation
Type SETDEV X where X is the device number or emulation required.
Type CONFIG to show Drive emulation model , and other settings .
Type VER this will show the F/W Version and drive model number
Power down and connect to the host, normally. Ensure CF is inserted prior to powering up the
Scsiflash-2
The files written on the CF card can be read in windows, unless used on non-windows operating
systems i.e. OS9.
Using the removable device, (MO , JAZZ, ZIP, or Floppy) you should use the eject function.
If you want more assistance email scsisupport@reactivegroup.com
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SCSIFlash User Guide Version Q

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SCSIFlash User Guide Version Q

Simple Testing and Configuring the required emulation.

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SCSIFlash User Guide Version Q

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Jumpers and Links

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Setting the SCSI Device Number

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Serial Cable Connections

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Using the Terminal Commands

Format for Command Documentation

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The SCSI command may appear on its own with no parameters.

Then Type LIST <return>

LIST Command 'List Available Emulations'

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List all available emulations supported by the firmware.

CONFIG Command 'System Configuration'

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SCSI Command 'SCSI related functions'

CF Command 'CF related functions'

VER Command 'Display Current Version'

TRACE Command 'SCSI Trace Enable (E) Disable (D)'

TRACEMODE Command 'Set the Trace Mode'

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The SCSI Real Time Trace consists of a number of modes of operation:

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TRACEMODE Command 'low level trace'

LIST Command 'List Available Emulations'

SETDEV Command 'Select an emulation'

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DELAY Command 'Set access time delay'

CAPACITY Command 'Set the emulation storage capacity'

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Usage: Selecting the capacity option

FORMAT Command 'Set the SCSI FORMAT command behaviour'

Usage: Selecting the format option

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Setting up the Terminal emulator Teraterm

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Enabling Trace Mode

Disabling Trace Mode

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Now create a log file to capture the trace to.