ANSI INCITS 375 : 2004(R2018)

Foreword
1 Scope and purpose
   1.1 Scope
   1.2 Purpose
2 Normative references
   2.1 Reference scope
   2.2 Approved references
   2.3 References under development
3 Definitions and notation
   3.1 Definitions
   3.2 Notation
4 Model (informative)
   4.1 Model overview
   4.2 Unit architecture
   4.3 Logical units
   4.4 Requests and responses
   4.5 Data buffers
   4.6 Target agents
   4.7 Ordered and unordered execution
   4.8 Bridge-awareness
   4.9 Streams
5 Data structures
   5.1 Data structure types and components
   5.2 Operation request blocks (ORBs)
   5.3 Page tables
   5.4 Status block
6 Control and status registers
   6.1 Control and status registers overview
   6.2 Core registers
   6.3 Serial Bus-dependent registers
   6.4 BUSY_TIMEOUT register
   6.5 MANAGEMENT_AGENT register
   6.6 Command block registers
7 Configuration ROM
   7.1 Configuration ROM hierarchy
   7.2 Power reset initialization
   7.3 Bus information block
   7.4 Root directory
   7.5 Instance directory
   7.6 Unit directory
   7.7 Logical unit directory
   7.8 Directory entries
   7.9 Unit unique ID leaf
8 Access
   8.1 Access overview
   8.2 Access protocols
   8.3 Access requests
   8.4 Node handles
   8.5 Heartbeat
   8.6 Reconnection
   8.7 Logout
9 Command execution
   9.1 Command execution overview
   9.2 Requests and request lists
   9.3 Fetch agent state machine
   9.4 Asynchronous data transfer
   9.5 Isochronous data transfer
   9.6 Interim and completion status
   9.7 Unsolicited status
10 Task management
   10.1 Task management overview
   10.2 Task sets
   10.3 Basic task management model
   10.4 Error conditions
   10.5 Task management requests
   10.6 Task management event matrix
11 Isochronous operations
   11.1 Isochronous operations overview
   11.2 Talker operations
   11.3 Listener operations
   11.4 Implementation recommendations (informative)
Annexes
A Minimum Serial Bus node capabilities
B SCSI command and status encapsulation
C Security extensions
D AV/C Encapsulation
E Isochronous data interchange format
F Sample configuration ROM
G Serial Bus transaction error recovery
H SCSI Architecture Model conformance
I Common isochronous packet (CIP) format
J Bibliography

Specifies a protocol for the transport of commands and data over High Performance Serial Bus, as specified by IEEE Std 1394-1995 [B9] as amended by IEEE Std 1394a-2000 [B10] and IEEE Std 1394b-2002 [B11] (collectively IEEE 1394).