
8.2 Field Definitions
Byte 01, Bit 1 – PCR (Parameter Code Reset)
The PCR bit indicates whether you want to set some or all of the
counters, as follows:
0 – Set some of the counters only, as indicated by the PC field.
1 – Reset all of the counters. Current cumulative values will be reset to
0, the Enable Threshold Comparison (ETC) bit will be reset to 0
(see page 8-10), and threshold values will be reset to all FFs. (For
example, the threshold value for a three-byte counter will be reset
to FFFFFFh.)
Note: If you set the PCR bit to 1, be sure that the Parameter List
Length is 0. Otherwise, the CTS will return Check
Condition status with the sense key set to Illegal Request
(5h), the ASC and ASCQ set to 24h and 00h, and the Fault
Symptom Code set to CEh.
Byte 01, Bit 0 – SP (Save Parameters)
The CTS does not support the save parameters function. The valid
value for this bit is 0.
Byte 02, Bits 7 and 6 – PC (Page Control)
If the PCR bit is 0, the PC field specifies what kind of values the CTS
should use to set the counters. If the PCR bit is 1, this bit is ignored.
Valid values for the PC field are as follows:
00b – Set threshold values for the counters listed in the parameter list.
01b – Set current cumulative values for the counters listed in the
parameter list.
10b – Set all threshold values to their default threshold values
(all FFs). Set the ETC bit to 0 (see page 8-10).
11b – Set all current cumulative values to 0.
Note: If you set the PC field to 10b or 11b, be sure that the Parameter
List Length is 0. Otherwise, the CTS will return Check
Condition status with the sense key set to Illegal Request (5h),
the ASC and ASCQ set to 24h and 00h, and the Fault
Symptom Code set to CEh.
8-4
EXB-8205 and EXB-8505
(Standard and XL)
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8 LOG SELECT (4Ch)
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