| SCSILOOP(1) | General Commands Manual | SCSILOOP(1) |
NAME
scsiloop — Tool
for testing the PiSCSI board with a loopback adapter installed
SYNOPSIS
scsiloop |
[-L LOG_LEVEL] |
DESCRIPTION
scsiloop Performs a self-test of the
PiSCSI hardware to ensure that the board is functioning properly. In order
for this tool to work, a special loopback cable MUST be attached to the
PiSCSI SCSI connector.
In addition to testing the GPIO signals, scsiloop will perform a self-test of the hardware timers that are built into the system on a chip (SoC).
The loopback connections for the DB25 connector are shown here:
|Pin | Name | Pin | Name | +----+------+-----+------+ | 1 | REQ | 13 | DB7 | | 2 | MSG | 12 | DB6 | | 3 | I/O | 11 | DB5 | | 4 | RST | 10 | DB3 | | 5 | ACK | 8 | DB0 | | 6 | BSY | 20 | DBP | | 15 | C/D | 23 | DB4 | | 17 | ATN | 22 | DB2 | | 19 | SEL | 21 | DB1 |
OPTIONS
-LLOG_LEVEL- The piscsi log level (trace, debug, info, warn, err, off). The default log level is 'info'.
SEE ALSO
scsictl(1), piscsi(1), scsimon(1)
Full documentation is available at: <https://www.piscsi.com>
| December 5, 2022 | PiSCSI |
