VAX-VMS RFxx Notes:
ISE
+-----+---+
| D | D |
--------+ M M| r |
DSSI |S E S| i |
--------+C C| v |
|S P| e |
+-----+---+
1. RF series hard drives are DSSI based
2. The HSC functions have been reduced to microprocessor instructions and added
to the DME (Drive Module Electronics) circuit board mounted on top of each
disk drive mechanism. Using DME firmware, SCS parameters control the bus side
while MSCP parameters control the drive side.
3. The following notation is used in the following examples:
<sr> is the system response
<ur> is the user response
4a.to log on to the DME of an RF drive from a uVAX-3500 console:
<sr> >>>
<ur> sh uqssp
<sr> DUA0
DUA1 etc...
>>>
<ur> set host/dup/uqssp/disk dua1
<sr> task?
<ur> params (or direct)
see step 4c for details
4b.to log on to the DME of an RF drive from a uVAX-4300 console:
<sr> >>>
<ur> sh dssi
<sr> DIA0
DIA1 etc...
>>>
<ur> set host/dup/dssi/bus:0 dia1
<sr> task?
<ur> params (or direct)
see step 4c for details
4c.to log on to the DME of an RF drive from VMS:
<sr> $
<ur> mcr sysgen
<sr> sysgen>
<ur> conn fya0/noadapter
<sr> sysgen>
<ur> exit
<sr> $
<ur> sh dev disk
<sr> example#1 or example#2
<sr> $
DSSI Node Name -------------+++++
Desired Program -----++++++ |||||
|||||| |||||
<ur> set host/dup/server=mscp$dup/task=direct ics13
<sr> %HSCPAD-I-LOCPROGEXE, Local program executing - type ^\ to exit
Copyright ) 1988 Digital Equipment Corporation
DRVEXR V1.1 D 8-MAY-1989 18:01:56
DRVTST V1.1 D 8-MAY-1989 18:01:56
HISTRY V1.0 D 8-MAY-1989 18:01:56
ERASE V1.3 D 8-MAY-1989 18:01:56
PARAMS V1.2 D 8-MAY-1989 18:01:56
DIRECT V1.0 D 8-MAY-1989 18:01:56
End of directory
%HSCPAD-S-REMPGMEND, Remote program terminated - message number 1.
%HSCPAD-S-END, Control returned to node MyNode
<sr> $
<ur> set host/dup/server=mscp$dup/task=params ics13
<sr> PARAMS>
<ur> help
<sr> EXIT
HELP
SET {parameter | .} value
SHOW {parameter | . | /class}
/ALL /CONST /DRIVE
/SERVO /SCS /MSCP
/DUP
STATUS [type]
CONFIG LOGS DATALINK
PATHS
WRITE
<sr> PARAMS>
<ur> sho /scs
<sr> Parameter Current Default Type Radix
--------- ---------------- ---------------- -------- -----
SYSTEMID 0402202710704 0000000000000 Quadword Hex B
NODENAME ICS13 RF71 String Ascii B
FORCENAM 0 0 Boolean 0/1 B
SOFTTYPE RFXX RFXX String Ascii RO
SOFTVERS V103 V103 String Ascii RO
HARDTYPE RF71 RF71 String Ascii RO
HARDVERS PCB-5/ECO-00 PCB-5/ECO-00 String Ascii RO
POLLTIME 50 50 Word Dec RO
MAINTID 30 30 Longword Hex RO
MAXMSGSZ 76 76 Word Dec RO
MAXDGSZ 76 76 Word Dec RO
PORTVERS 1 1 Byte Dec RO
BUFRETRY 16 16 Word Dec RO
<sr> PARAMS>
<ur> sho /mscp
<sr> Parameter Current Default Type Radix
--------- ---------------- ---------------- -------- -----
MSCPNVR 2020202020202020 2020202020202020
2020202020202020 2020202020202020
2020202020202020 2020202020202020
2020202020202020 2020202020202020 String Hex RO
UNITID 1602402202710704 0000000000000 Quadword Hex RO
ALLCLASS 1 0 Byte Dec B
MEDIAID 22646047 22646047 Longword Hex RO U
UNITNUM 13 0 Word Dec U
FIVEDIME 1 1 Boolean 0/1 B
FORCEUNI 0 1 Boolean 0/1 U
FORCECID 1 1 Boolean 0/1 RO
CNT_TMO 60 60 Word Dec RO
<sr> PARAMS>
<ur> exit
<sr> %HSCPAD-S-REMPGMEND, Remote program terminated - message number 1.
%HSCPAD-S-END, Control returned to node MyNode
<sr> $
Drive Parameter Notes:
FORCENAM 0: NODENAME is visible when you type "sh dev d" from vms
1: "RF71x" is visible when you type "sh dev d" from vms
||||+-- DSSI node ID (A=0, B=1, etc.)
++++--- ISE type
NODENAME is the string that is visible when you type "sh dev d" from vms
when FORCENAM=0
FORCEUNI 0: drive MSCP number is UNITNUM
1: drive MSCP number is the DSSI plug number
UNITNUM is the drive MSCP number when FORCEUNI=0
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Neil Rieck
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