Definitions for "Fast SCSI"
Keywords:  scsi, mbytes, bus, sec, mhz
Fast SCSI is a variation of SCSI-2 that doubles the data transfer rate by increasing the speed at which data is transferred, as opposed to wide SCSI which increases the volume of data transferred. Most SCSI hard disk drives now offer a combination of both variables, called fast/wide, for an even faster data transfer rate. For details go here.
The transfer rate (10 Mbytes per second) at which the disk drives in the Multi- Disk Pack can transfer information across the SCSI-2 bus at.
An extension of the original SCSI-1 bus standard, Fast SCSI (also called SCSI-2) supports both 16-bit or 32-bit data transfers at rates up to 10MB per second.