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I have heard of U160/m SCSI. What is it?

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I have heard of U160/m SCSI. What is it?

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• Answer: The SPI-3 document defines 5 new features for SCSI: Double Transition Clocking, CRC, Domain Validation, Quick Arbitration and Select (QAS), and Information Units (Packetization). In order to be compliant with the SPI-3 U160 specification, at least one of these features must be implemented. A group of industry leaders agreed to incorporate three of these features in order to speed up introduction of U160 products. These three features are Double Transition Clocking, CRC and Domain Validation. U160 devices with these three features are called U160/m.

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