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Byte 09, Bit 7 - ADE (Always Detect EOD)

TheADEbitisusedonlyforthoseCTSsthatincludetheEEPROM

image for directory support (see the “Allow position past EOD”

option on page A-21). This bit is ignored if the CTS does not include

the directory support feature. The ADE bit is also ignored if the tape

loaded in the CTS contains two partitions (EXB-8505 with a tape in

8500c format).

By setting the ADE bit, you can force the CTS to detect the first EOD

mark on the tape, effectively disabling directory support for the

current LOCATE command. The values for the ADE bit are as follows:

0 – The CTS should ignore the first EOD mark (as long as the EOD is

located before the first filemark on the tape).

1 – The CTS should detect the first EOD mark on the tape and should

stop when the first EOD is encountered.

If you are using a LOCATE command to locate information within the

directory on a directory support tape, set the ADE bit to 1 to prevent

the CTS from crossing from the directory to the data area of the tape.

Similarly, set this bit to 1 if you are using an CTS with the directory

support feature to locate data on a tape that does not include a

directory.

Note: Appendix B contains a sample directory support application

that explains more about setting the ADE bit.

Byte09,Bit6-VendorUnique

There is no vendor unique definition for this bit.

7-6

EXB-8205 and EXB-8505

(Standard and XL)

510503

7 LOCATE (2Bh)

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