SATA-IO Revision 3.

0 Specification
& UTD 1.4 Overview
June 8, 2009
 SATA-IO would like to thank Finisar and
Tektronix for developing this training material!
 Agenda
• Overview of SATA Revision 3.0

SATA 6Gb/s Naming Guidelines

Benefits of moving to 6Gb/s

New In SATA Revision 3.0

Additional Clarifications

Questions and Comments
• Overview of UTD 1.4

Logo Workgroup charter

Universal Test Definition (UTD) Rev.1.3

Test failure statistics

Overview of changes in UTD Rev. 1.4 to support SATA Rev. 3.0

Timeline for transition from UTD 1.3 to 1.4.

Questions and Comments
 Overview of SATA Revision 3.0
• Introduces SATA 6Gb/s

• Introduces new features to enable

 Effective power management
 Better performance
 Cost effectiveness

• Maintains backward compatibility

 SATA 6Gb/s Naming Guidelines
The proper name for the SATA 6Gb/s specification is “SATA
Revision 3.0”

The technology itself is to be referred to as “SATA 6Gb/s”

A product using this standard should be called the “SATA

6Gb/s [product name]”

 Please do not use the terms “SATA 2”, “SATA III”, “SATA 3” or
“SATA 3.0.”

 Please do not use “Gen 3” or “Third Generation” in the

product name itself
 Benefits of 6Gb/s
• Immediate benefit for Solid State Devices
- High performance
- Approaching performance wall on 3Gb/s links

• Bandwidth aggregation through Port Multipliers

HDD
HDD
HBA PM
HDD
6Gb/S Link
HDD
 Benefits of 6Gb/s
• Effort to eliminate storage system as bottlenecks

• Demand for high-end and heavy transactional data

applications such as
 Scientific modeling and forecasting
 Gaming
 Streaming videos etc..

• Enterprise markets and other high speed technologies

such as SAS can benefit from this

• Keep the technology alive and moving forward by providing

cost-effective upgrade path for high bandwidth applications
 New Features In SATA Revision 3.0

• Capability to transition from Partial to Slumber mode

• Native Command Queuing Streaming Command

• Native Command Queuing - Queue Management feature

SATA Power Management
• SATA Interface power states
• Phy Rdy – Active state
• Partial – Low power state, power dissipation < Phy Rdy state
• Slumber – Low power state, power dissipation < Partial state

• The interface remains in Partial/Slumber state until the

receipt of a COMWAKE (or COMRESET)

• Capability which allows the Phy to transition to Slumber

from Partial without first entering Active
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Host/Device support for Auto Transition
Host Device

Identify Device Command

Identify Device Data
Support for Host/Device Partial/Slumber modes
Support for Automatic Partial to Slumber transition

Set Features Command

Enable Automatic Partial to Slumber transition

Completion Status

PMREQ_Pp / PMREQ_Sp
Host Initiated Request to Enter PM state

PMACK_p

Device To Partial
Host To Partial
New Features In SATA Revision 3.0

• NCQ Streaming Command

• NCQ Queue Management
 Native Command Queuing (NCQ)
• NCQ allows hard disks to internally optimize the order in
which read/write commands are executed

• Command queue building

• DMA transfer for each command directly w/o host intervention

• Return Status for completed commands

 NCQ Streaming Protocol
• Outstanding commands have equal priority, unless priority set by host

• A new priority is added for NCQ commands in SATA Rev 3.0

• ICC : Isochronous Command Completion

• A streaming command is a command with non-zero ICC value

Device attempts to Provide

High Priority
Better QOS and timely
PRIO = 10b
completion

Normal Priority
PRIO = 00b

Isochronous – deadline
Device should complete the
based Priority ICC timer is set
request prior to the deadline
PRIO = 01b
 NCQ Streaming Commands
• The host sends the time limit based on the intended
deadline for the completion of the command

• Time limit can be set to Coarse(0.5 s/ 64 s) or fine(10 ms/

1.28s) time interval

• The device can prioritize the commands based on the

time limit

• The device should complete the command prior to its

deadline

• NCQ streaming commands provide isochronous data

transfers for applications such as multimedia streams
 NCQ Queue Management
• Allows the host to manage the outstanding NCQ commands
and/or affect the processing of NCQ commands

• NCQ Queue management command (63h) - Non data NCQ

Command

• Puts control on the host to extend or abort a pending

command.

• Defines two sub command

 Abort NCQ Queue
 Deadline handling
 NCQ Queue Management
• Abort NCQ Queue sub-command
Only effect the commands accepted by the target
Abort Type tells which commands to abort
- all,
- streaming,
- non-streaming,
- selected
Tag and TTAG – tag of the command to abort
 NCQ Queue Management
• Deadline handling sub-command
Controls how the NCQ Streaming commands are
processed by the device

WDNC - Write Data Not Continue

RDNC - Read Data Not Continue

WDNC/RDNC cleared – Device may allow commands

to exceed ICC time limit

WDNC/RDNC bit set – Device shall complete within

time limit or abort all outstanding commands
New Connectors In SATA Revision3.0
• Low Insertion Force connector - 1.8-inch devices
 Smaller connector for 1.8 inch drives
 Supports 1.5 Gb/s and 3 Gb/s transfer rates
 Enable to install faster and smaller drives in the
thin models.

• Connector for 7mm Optical Disk Drives

 Slimmer and Lighter ODDs for the new generation
notebooks
 Additional clarifications
• Errata against SATA Rev 2.6

• Identify device data changes

• FIS fields to add ICC

• NCQ Clarifications

• Changes to align with ATA8-ACS

Questions/Comments??
Yamini.shastry@finisar.com
UTD 1.4 Overview
 IW#7 Update on Serial ATA Revision 3.0

Agenda
Logo Working Group Charter
Universal Test Definition (UTD) Rev.1.3
Test failure statistics
Overview of changes in UTD Rev. 1.4 to support
SATA Rev. 3.0
Timeline for transition from UTD 1.3 to 1.4.
Questions and Comments
 SATA-IO Logo group charter
• SATA-IO Logo: Develop and implement the policies
and procedures for the serial ATA specification
interoperability program and determine under what
conditions the SATA integrators list and the certified
SATA logo may be used by member companies.
• Currently 28 contributing companies with strong
participation from the T&M community.
• Present focus is on releasing the Unified Test
Definitions Revision 1.4 inline with the current SATA
Rev 3.0 spec.
• Always looking for more contributing members. Send
an Email to administration@sata-io.org with requests
for Logo participation.
 Universal Test Definition (UTD) Rev.1.3
• Universal test definition 1.3 was completed at the end of
2008. IW#6 was the second pilot event for UTD 1.3 and
was where the final rounds of problems were resolved.
 Test failure statistics (Physical)
IW#5 IW#6 Total
Test PASS FAIL PASS FAIL PASS FAIL % Pass
PHY-01a : Unit Interval - Gen 1 59 0 47 0 106 0 100%
PHY-01b : Unit Interval - Gen 2 50 0 39 0 89 0 100%
PHY-02 : Frequency Long Term Stability 47 0 38 0 85 0 100%
PHY-03 : Spread-Spectrum Modulation Frequency 15 0 9 1 24 1 96%
PHY-04a : Spread-Spectrum Modulation Max Deviation 15 0 10 0 25 0 100%
TSG-01a : Min Differential Output Voltage - Gen 1 LBP 57 0 46 2 103 2 98%
TSG-02a : Rise/Fall Time - Gen 1 rise 59 0 48 0 107 0 100%
TSG-03a : Differential Skew - Gen 1 HFTP 12 0 8 0 20 0 100%
TSG-04 : AC Common Mode Voltage 49 1 39 0 88 1 99%
TSG-05a : Rise/Fall Imbalance - HFTP TX+ r -> TX- f 48 2 30 8 78 10 89%
TSG-06a: Amplitude Imbalance - HFTP 49 1 38 1 87 2 98%
TSG-09a : Gen 1 TJ @ Connector, Clock, fBAUD/500 - HFTP 59 0 47 0 106 0 100%
TSG-10a : Gen 1 DJ at Connector, Clock, fBAUD/500 - HFTP 59 0 46 1 105 1 99%
TSG-11a : Gen 2 TJ at Connector, Clock, fBAUD/500 - HFTP 45 5 37 2 82 7 92%
TSG-12a : Gen 2 DJ at Connector, Clock, fBAUD/500 - HFTP 49 1 39 0 88 1 99%
RSG-01a: Gen1 Receive Jitter Test - 10 MHz 9 0 4 0 13 0 100%
01b: 33 MHz 9 0 4 0 13 0 100%
01c: 62 MHz 8 1 4 0 12 1 92%
01d: 5 MHz 8 1 4 0 12 1 92%
RSG-02a : Gen2 Receive Jitter Test 31 7 15 6 46 13 78%
02b: 33 MHz 32 6 16 5 48 11 81%
02c: 62 MHz 33 5 15 6 48 11 81%
02d: 5 MHz 33 5 16 5 49 10 83%
OOB-01a : OOB Signal Detection Threshold - Gen 1 ndet 24 0 12 1 36 1 97%
OOB-02 : UI During OOB Signaling 55 2 37 0 92 2 98%
OOB-03 : COMINIT/RESET and COMWAKE Transmit Burst Length 56 1 34 3 90 4 96%
OOB-04 : COMINIT/RESET Transmit Gap Length 57 0 34 3 91 3 97%
OOB-05 : COMWAKE Transmit Gap Length 54 3 34 3 88 6 94%
OOB-06a : COMWAKE Gap Detection Windows 103 det 55 3 35 1 90 4 96%
OOB-07a : COMINIT/RESET Gap Detection Windows - 306ns detect 58 0 36 1 94 1 99%
 Test failure statistics (Digital)
IW#5 IW#6 Total
Test Pass Fail Pass Fail Pass Fail %Pass
GTR-01 : Software Reset 16 2 19 0 35 2 95%
GTR-02 : 3Gb/s Backwards Compatibility 11 0 15 0 26 0 100%
GTR-03 : DMA Protocol Support 16 2 18 1 34 3 92%
GTR-04 : Word 93 contents 18 0 17 2 35 2 95%
GTR-05 : Unrecognized FIS receipt 7 1.5 8.5 0.5 15.5 2 89%
NCQ-01 : Forced Unit Access 9 2 10 0 19 2 90%
NCQ-02 : Read Log Ext log page 10h support 12 0 9 0 21 0 100%
NCQ-03 : Intermix of Legacy and NCQ commands 8 3 9 0 17 3 85%
NCQ-04 : Device response to malformed NCQ command 7 4 9 0 16 4 80%
NCQ-05 : DMA Setup Auto-Activate 9 1 9 0 18 1 95%
ASR-01 : COMINIT response interval 9 0 10 0 19 0 100%
ASR-02 : COMINIT OOB interval 7 2 10 0 17 2 89%
ASR-03 : COMRESET OOB interval 4 2 6 3 10 5 67%
SSP-01 : Initialize Device Parameters 12 0 10 0 22 0 100%
SSP-02 : Read/Write Stream Error Log 2 0 0 0 2 0 100%
SSP-03 : Security Mode State 6 0 11 0 17 0 100%
SSP-04 : Set Address Max 8 0 11 0 19 0 100%
SSP-05 : Set Features – Write Cache Enable/Disable 10 0 10 0 20 0 100%
SSP-06 : Set Features – Set Transfer Mode 13 1 17 1 30 2 94%
SSP-07 : Set Features – Advanced Power Management 4 0 5 0 9 0 100%
SSP-08 : Set Features – Read Look-Ahead 10 0 10 0 20 0 100%
SSP-11 : Set Multiple Mode 12 0 12 0 24 0 100%
IPM-01 : Partial State exit latency (host-initiated) 15 1 17 1 32 2 94%
IPM-02 : Slumber State exit latency (host-initiated) 15 1 19 0 34 1 97%
IPM-03 : Speed matching upon resume (host-initiated) 15 1 19 1 34 2 94%
IPM-04 : Lack of IPM support 6 1 6 0 12 1 92%
IPM-05 : Response to PMREQ_P 12 7 14 5 26 12 68%
IPM-06 : Response to PMREQ_S 12 7 15 6 27 13 68%
IPM-07 : Device default setting for device initiated requests 9 1 8 2 17 3 85%
IPM-08 : Device Initiated Power Management Enable 8 1 12 6 20 7 74%
IPM-09 : Partial State exit latency (device-initiated) 9 4 14 1 23 5 82%
IPM-10 : Slumber State exit latency (device-initiated) 11 2 6 0 17 2 89%
IPM-11 : Speed matching upon resume (device-initiated) 12 1 14 0 26 1 96%
 Overview of changes in UTD Rev. 1.4
• The Universal Test Definition is in lock-step
with the Serial ATA Revision 3.0
specification (just delayed slightly) in terms
of defining compliance test policy for the
current SATA spec version.
• The UTD 1.4 document has undergone a
great deal of refinement since UTD 1.3 and
now includes the required test additions
required to serve the 6Gb/sec applications.
• Changes equally span digital test sections to
physical layer tests.
 Overview of UTD Rev. 1.4 PHY
Phy Transmit Signal Requirements
TSG-01 : Differential Output Voltage
TSG-02 : Rise/Fall Time
TSG-03 : Differential Skew
TSG-04 : AC Common Mode Voltage
TSG-05 : Rise/Fall Imbalance
TSG-06 : Amplitude Imbalance
TSG-07 : Gen1 (1.5Gb/s) TJ at Connector, Clock to Data, fBAUD/10
TSG-08: Gen1 (1.5Gb/s) DJ at Connector, Clock to Data, fBAUD/10
TSG-09 : Gen1 (1.5Gb/s) TJ at Connector, Clock to Data, fBAUD/500
TSG-10 : Gen1 (1.5Gb/s) DJ at Connector, Clock to Data, fBAUD/500
TSG-11 : Gen2 (3Gb/s) TJ at Connector, Clock to Data, fBAUD/500
TSG-12 : Gen2 (3Gb/s) DJ at Connector, Clock to Data, fBAUD/500
TSG-13: Gen3 (6Gb/s) Transmit Jitter w/wo CIC
TSG-14 : Gen3 (6Gb/s)TX Maximum Differential Voltage Amplitude
TSG-15 : Gen3 (6Gb/s) TX Minimum Differential Voltage Amplitude
TSG-16 : Gen3 (6Gb/s) Tx AC Common Mode Voltage
Phy Receive Signal Requirement
RSG-01 : Gen1 (1.5Gb/s) Receiver Jitter Tolerance Test (Normative)
RSG-02 : Gen2 (3Gb/s) Receiver Jitter Tolerance Test (Normative)
RSG-03 : Gen3 (6Gb/s) Receiver Jitter Tolerance Test
RSG-05 : Gen1 Asynchronous Receiver Stress Test at +350ppm
RSG-06 : Gen1 Asynchronous Receiver Stress Test With SSC
SATA Measurement Legends:
No change from previous UTD 1.3 spec version
Revised methodology from UTD1.3 to UTD 1.4
New test definitions in UTD 1.4
Obsolete
SI General Requirements
SI-1:8 : Cable Characterization
SI-09 : Inter-Symbol Interference
Phy General Requirements
PHY-01 : Unit Interval
PHY-02 : Frequency Long Term Stability
PHY-03 : Spread-Spectrum Modulation Frequency
PHY-04 : Spread-Spectrum Modulation Deviation
Phy OOB Requirements
OOB-01 : OOB Signal Detection Threshold
OOB-02 : UI During OOB Signaling
OOB-03 : COMINIT/RESET and COMWAKE Transmit Burst Length
OOB-04 : COMINIT/RESET Transmit Gap Length
OOB-05 : COMWAKE Transmit Gap Length
Phy Receiver/Transmitter Channel Reqs
RX/TX-01 : Pair Differential Impedance
RX/TX-02 : Single-Ended Impedance (Obsolete)
RX/TX-03 : Gen2 (3Gb/s) Differential Mode Return Loss
RX/TX-04 : Gen2 (3Gb/s) Common Mode Return Loss
RX/TX-05 : Gen2 (3Gb/s) Impedance Balance
RX/TX-06 : Gen1 (1.5Gb/s) Differential Mode Return Loss
RX/TX-07 : Gen3 (6Gb/s) Differential Mode Return Loss
RX/TX-08 : Gen3 (6Gb/s) Impedance Balance
 Overview of UTD Rev. 1.4 Digital
General Test Requirements Software Settings Preservation
GTR-01 : Software Reset SSP-01 : Initialize Device Parameters
GTR-02 : SATA Gen-2 or above Signaling Speed Backwards Compatibility SSP-02 : Read/Write Stream Error Log
GTR-03 : DMA Protocol Support SSP-03 : Security Mode State
GTR-04 : General SATA Support SSP-04 : Set Address Max
GTR-05 : Unrecognized FIS receipt (Informative) SSP-05 : Set Features – Write Cache Enable/Disable
Native Command Queuing SSP-06 : Set Features – Set Transfer Mode
NCQ-01 : Forced Unit Access SSP-07 : Set Features – Advanced Power Management Enable/Disable
NCQ-02 : Read Log Ext log page 10h support SSP-08 : Set Features – Read Look-Ahead
NCQ-03 : Intermix of Legacy and NCQ commands SSP-09 : Set Features – Release Interrupt
NCQ-04 : Device response to malformed NCQ command SSP-10 : Set Features – Service Interrupt
NCQ-05 : DMA Setup Auto-Activate SSP-11 : Set Multiple Mode
Digital Optional Features SSP-12 : Set Features – Write-Read-Verify

DOF-01 : Asynchronous notification Interface Power Management

DOF-02 : Phy speed indicator
Software Settings Preservation
SSP-01 : Initialize Device Parameters
SSP-02 : Read/Write Stream Error Log
SSP-03 : Security Mode State
SSP-04 : Set Address Max
SSP-05 : Set Features – Write Cache Enable/Disable
SSP-06 : Set Features – Set Transfer Mode
SSP-07 : Set Features – Advanced Power Management Enable/Disable
SSP-08 : Set Features – Read Look-Ahead
SSP-09 : Set Features – Release Interrupt
SSP-10 : Set Features – Service Interrupt
SSP-11 : Set Multiple Mode
SSP-12 : Set Features – Write-Read-Verify
IPM-01 : Partial State exit latency (host-initiated)
IPM-02 : Slumber State exit latency (host-initiated)
IPM-03 : Speed matching upon resume (host-initiated)
IPM-04 : NAK of requests when support not indicated
IPM-05 : Response to PMREQ_P
IPM-06 : Response to PMREQ_S
IPM-07 : Device default setting for device initiated requests
IPM-08 : Device Initiated Power Management enable / disable
IPM-09 : Partial State exit latency (device-initiated)
IPM-10 : Slumber State exit latency (device-initiated)
IPM-11 : Speed matching upon resume (device-initiated)
Asynchronous Signal Recovery
ASR-01 : COMINIT response interval
ASR-02 : COMINIT OOB Interval
ASR-03 : COMRESET OOB Interval

Legends:
No change from previous UTD 1.3 spec version
Revised methodology from UTD1.3 to UTD 1.4
New test definitions in UTD 1.4
 Timeline for transition from UTD 1.3 to 1.4.
• All SATA test labs are currently certified at UTD
1.3.
• April 2009 IW#7 UTD dry run with key test
partners went well for first round of 6Gb/sec
product testing.
• IW#7 is the first IW event apart from April dry
run where UTD 1.4 testing will be occurring in
parallel with UTD 1.3 testing.
• IW#8 will be a UTD 1.4 only event.
• Test Labs will be certified on UTD 1.4 potentially
within months.
 Review

UTD 1.4 Test..

True/False: UTD 1.4 only effects products running at
6Gb/sec?
True/False: By increasing the number of tests in the
receiver test suite, to include Gen1 and Gen2 regression
testing, the test time has gone up, right?
True/False: If I fail UTD 1.4 testing at this event but pass
UTD 1.3 with a Gen1 or Gen2 device, I’m ok right?
True/False: If I pass all the UTD 1.4 tests with a Gen3
product, I’m on the integrators list and can use the
Certified SATA logo.
 Review

UTD 1.4 Test..

True/False: UTD 1.4 only effects products running at
6Gb/sec? False, UTD 1.4 effects the entire testing program
True/False: By increasing the number of tests in the
receiver test suite, to include Gen1 and Gen2 regression
testing, the test time has gone up, right?
True/False: If I fail UTD 1.4 testing at this event but pass
UTD 1.3 with a Gen1 or Gen2 device, I’m ok right?
True/False: If I pass all the UTD 1.4 tests with a Gen3
product, I’m on the integrators list and can use the
Certified SATA logo.
 Review

UTD 1.4 Test..

True/False: UTD 1.4 only effects products running at
6Gb/sec? False, UTD 1.4 effects the entire testing program
True/False: By increasing the number of tests in the
receiver test suite, to include Gen1 and Gen2 regression
testing, the test time has gone up, right?
True/False: If I fail UTD 1.4 testing at this event but pass
UTD 1.3 with a Gen1 or Gen2 device, I’m ok right?
True/False: If I pass all the UTD 1.4 tests with a Gen3
product, I’m on the integrators list and can use the
Certified SATA logo.
 Review

UTD 1.4 Test..

True/False: UTD 1.4 only effects products running at
6Gb/sec? False, UTD 1.4 effects the entire testing program
True/False: By increasing the number of tests in the
receiver test suite, to include Gen1 and Gen2 regression
testing, the test time has gone up, right? Excluding the
stressed PPM tests, this is False. Aggregate test time is the same.
True/False: If I fail UTD 1.4 testing at this event but pass
UTD 1.3 with a Gen1 or Gen2 device, I’m ok right?
True/False: If I pass all the UTD 1.4 tests with a Gen3
product, I’m on the integrators list and can use the
Certified SATA logo.
 Review

UTD 1.4 Test..

True/False: UTD 1.4 only effects products running at 6Gb/sec? False, UTD
1.4 effects the entire testing program
True/False: By increasing the number of tests in the receiver test suite, to
include Gen1 and Gen2 regression testing, the test time has gone up,
right? Excluding the stressed PPM tests, this is False. Aggregate test time
is the same.

True/False: If I fail UTD 1.4 testing at this event but pass

UTD 1.3 with a Gen1 or Gen2 device, I’m ok right?
True/False: If I pass all the UTD 1.4 tests with a Gen3 product, I’m on
the integrators list and can use the Certified SATA logo.
 Review

UTD 1.4 Test..

True/False: UTD 1.4 only effects products running at 6Gb/sec? False, UTD
1.4 effects the entire testing program
True/False: By increasing the number of tests in the receiver test suite, to
include Gen1 and Gen2 regression testing, the test time has gone up,
right? Excluding the stressed PPM tests, this is False. Aggregate test time
is the same.

True/False: If I fail UTD 1.4 testing at this event but pass

UTD 1.3 with a Gen1 or Gen2 device, I’m ok right? True,
we acknowledge this is the first industry application of
UTD 1.4 and reverting back to UTD 1.3 for Gen1 or Gen2
products is fine for IW#7
True/False: If I pass all the UTD 1.4 tests with a Gen3 product, I’m on
the integrators list and can use the Certified SATA logo.
 Review

UTD 1.4 Test..

True/False: UTD 1.4 only effects products running at 6Gb/sec? False, UTD
1.4 effects the entire testing program
True/False: By increasing the number of tests in the receiver test suite, to
include Gen1 and Gen2 regression testing, the test time has gone up,
right? Excluding the stressed PPM tests, this is False. Aggregate test time
is the same.
True/False: If I fail UTD 1.4 testing at this event but pass UTD 1.3 with
a Gen1 or Gen2 device, I’m ok right? True, we acknowledge this is
the first industry application of UTD 1.4 and reverting back to UTD
1.3 for Gen1 or Gen2 products is fine for IW#7
True/False: If I pass all the UTD 1.4 tests with a Gen3
product, I’m on the integrators list and can use the
Certified SATA logo.
 Review

UTD 1.4 Test..

True/False: UTD 1.4 only effects products running at 6Gb/sec? False, UTD
1.4 effects the entire testing program
True/False: By increasing the number of tests in the receiver test suite, to
include Gen1 and Gen2 regression testing, the test time has gone up,
right? Excluding the stressed PPM tests, this is False. Aggregate test time
is the same.
True/False: If I fail UTD 1.4 testing at this event but pass UTD 1.3 with
a Gen1 or Gen2 device, I’m ok right? True, we acknowledge this is
the first industry application of UTD 1.4 and reverting back to UTD
1.3 for Gen1 or Gen2 products is fine for IW#7
True/False: If I pass all the UTD 1.4 tests with a Gen3
product, I’m on the integrators list and can use the
Certified SATA logo. True, while officially a pilot run of
UTD 1.4, we will grade products for real if they pass.
Q&A

Questions or Comments??
John.C.Calvin@Tektronix.com