SCSI Phase handling improved for SCSI-2

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Troy 2022-07-03 22:13:25 -04:00
parent 54500e18b8
commit e5d78139de

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@ -1484,35 +1484,20 @@ void loop()
m_lun = 0xff;
SCSI_DEVICE *dev = (SCSI_DEVICE *)0; // HDD image for current SCSI-ID, LUN
// Wait until RST = H, BSY = H, SEL = L
do {} while( SCSI_IN(vBSY) || !SCSI_IN(vSEL) || SCSI_IN(vRST));
do {} while( !SCSI_IN(vBSY) || SCSI_IN(vRST));
// We're in ARBITRATION
//LOG(" A:"); LOGHEX(readIO()); LOG(" ");
do {} while( SCSI_IN(vBSY) || !SCSI_IN(vSEL) || SCSI_IN(vRST));
//LOG(" S:"); LOGHEX(readIO()); LOG(" ");
// We're in SELECTION
// BSY+ SEL-
// If the ID to respond is not driven, wait for the next
//byte db = readIO();
//byte scsiid = db & scsi_id_mask;
byte scsiid = readIO() & scsi_id_mask;
if((scsiid) == 0) {
if(SCSI_IN(vIO) || (scsiid) == 0) {
delayMicroseconds(1);
return;
}
LOGN("Selection");
m_isBusReset = false;
if (setjmp(m_resetJmpBuf) == 1) {
LOGN("Reset, going to BusFree");
goto BusFree;
}
enableResetJmp();
// Set BSY to-when selected
SCSI_BSY_ACTIVE(); // Turn only BSY output ON, ACTIVE
// Ask for a TARGET-ID to respond
m_id = 31 - __builtin_clz(scsiid);
// Wait until SEL becomes inactive
while(isHigh(gpio_read(SEL)) && isLow(gpio_read(BSY))) {
}
// We've been selected
#ifdef XCVR
// Reconfigure target pins to output mode, after resetting their values
@ -1521,7 +1506,23 @@ void loop()
#endif
SCSI_TARGET_ACTIVE() // (BSY), REQ, MSG, CD, IO output turned on
//
// Set BSY to-when selected
SCSI_BSY_ACTIVE(); // Turn only BSY output ON, ACTIVE
// Wait until SEL becomes inactive
while(isHigh(gpio_read(SEL))) {}
// Ask for a TARGET-ID to respond
m_id = 31 - __builtin_clz(scsiid);
m_isBusReset = false;
if (setjmp(m_resetJmpBuf) == 1) {
LOGN("Reset, going to BusFree");
goto BusFree;
}
enableResetJmp();
// In SCSI-2 this is mandatory, but in SCSI-1 it's optional
if(isHigh(gpio_read(ATN))) {
SCSI_PHASE_CHANGE(SCSI_PHASE_MESSAGEOUT);
// Bus settle delay 400ns. Following code was measured at 350ns before REQ asserted. Added another 50ns. STM32F103.