SCAM on LDV (round 2)
Skip Jones
sk_jones at qlc.com
Tue Oct 29 08:31:39 PST 1996
* From the SCSI Reflector (scsi at symbios.com), posted by:
* "Skip Jones" <sk_jones at qlc.com>
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John,
No, no, no, no! I did not say that you guys are 'ahead' of us or anyone else!
I said that you guys are 6 months 'early' without referrence to a comparison of
us or anyone else. This explicitly implies (if you can explicitly imply
something) that you are 6 months 'too' early...for the market!
BIG DIFFERENCE!
Skip Jones
QLogic Corp.
PS: Your move.
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From: Lohmeyer, John on Fri, Oct 25, 1996 8:30 PM
Subject: RE: SCAM on LDV (round 2)
To: 'Penokie, George'; 'Jones, Skip'
Cc: 'SCSI Reflector'
Skip and George,
I'll put LVD SCAM on the SPI-2 meeting agenda for Monday Morning. I
meant to put the agenda out today but got interrupted by events at work.
It should go out Monday.
And yes, it is not immediately obvious that SCAM works with LVD. I think
there is a perception that SCAM cannot work with differential because
there are no HVD SCAM implementations. This was because the pin count is
just too expensive with external transceivers -- not a fundamental
problem with differential.
My response to George was delayed while I got confirmation that we
actually supported SCAM in our part. For me, the most non-obvious
question is what happens when all those current-mode LVD drivers are all
asserting at the same time. It seems like the receivers will see a large
voltage -- they do, but it is not a problem.
John
PS: George: Sorry if I sounded arrogant. Skip: Are we really 6 months
ahead of you guys? ;-)
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