Byte 02, Bits 7 and 6 – PC (Page Control)
The PC field indicates what type of parameter values you want the
CTS to return. Valid values for this field are as follows:
00b – Return the current threshold values. These values are reset to
their default settings after a power-on reset, SCSI bus reset, or
Bus Device Reset message. In addition, the initiator can issue
a LOG SELECT (4Ch) command to set these values.
01b – Return the current cumulative values. These values are the
values that have accumulated since the last power-on reset,
SCSI bus reset, Bus Device Reset message, or setting by a LOG
SELECT command. When a counter reaches its maximum
value, it is returned as all FFs. (For example, FFFFFFh is
returned as the maximum value for a three-byte counter.)
10b – Return the default threshold values. The default threshold
values cannot be changed. The values returned represent the
maximum values each counter can obtain (all FFs).
11b – Return the default cumulative values. The default cumulative
values cannot be changed. The values returned represent the
values that each counter is reset to (whether by power-on reset,
SCSI bus reset, Bus Device Reset message, or LOG SELECT
reset). The default cumulative value for all counters is 0.
Byte 02, Bits 5 through 0 – Page Code
The Page Code field indicates which LOG SENSE page you want the
CTStoreturn.Thetypeofdatareturnedforthepagedependsonthe
value you specify for the PC field. The CTS supports the following
pages:
00h – Supported Log Pages page. This page lists the pages supported
by the LOG SENSE command and does not include information
about the counters.
02h – Write Error Counter page. This page includes a log parameter
data block for each write error counter.
03h – Read Error Counter page. This page includes a log parameter
data block for each read error counter.
Bytes 03 and 04 – Reserved
These bytes are reserved.
May 1994 EXB-8205 and EXB-8505
(Standard and XL)
9-3
9 LOG SENSE (4Dh)
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