These indispensible laminated reference cards provide a concise, at-a-glance summary of key information when working in the office, lab or customer location.

Blue Reference Card - SCSI Fibre Channel Protocol (FCP)

One side provides detailed information for interpreting the frame payload for the SCSI FCP protocol. The other side contains complete Fibre Channel frame decoder to assist in interpreting the frame and frame header.

Orange Reference Card - Fibre Channel Internet Protocol

One side provides detailed information for interpreting the frame payload for the IP over Fibre Channel. The other side contains a complete Fibre Channel frame decoder to assist in interpreting the frame and frame header.

Green Reference Card - Fabric Login (FLOGI)/ Port Login (PLOGI)

This handy reference card contains the format of the frame payload during fabric login (FLOGI) and N-port login (PLOGI) on one side and the format of the payload for SCSI-FCP process login (PRLI) on the other side.

Yellow Reference Card - FC-SB (FICON) Reference Card

One side provides detailed information for interpreting the frame payload for the FC-SB (FICON) protocol. The other side contains a complete Fibre Channel frame decoder to assist in interpreting the frame and frame header.

Lavender Reference Cards - Fibre Channel Switched Fabric Set

This two-card set provides information essential when working in a Fibre Channel switched fabric topology. The first card summarizes the frame payload for Name Server communications on one side and contains the Fibre Channel frame decoder on the other side.

The second card of the set contains a handy reference to the Switch Internal Link Services (SW-ILS) on one side and the Fibre Shortest Path First (FSPF) routing protocol on the other side.

Grey Reference Card - Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop

One side of this handy laminated reference card provides a diagram of the Arbitrated Loop Port State Machine showing how the states relate to each of the loop protocols and the Ordered Sets used by each protocol. The arbitration and fairness protocols are further illustrated by a
easy-to-follow flowchart.

The other side provides a flowchart of the loop initialization process with
illustrations of all of the initialization frames and their contents.