Bytes 19 through 21 - Unit Sense
For each status bit defined in the Unit Sense bytes, the normal or
Good status is 0. When set to 1, these bytes indicate the condition
defined for that bit, as follows. Note that the effective value for the
RSVD bits is 0.
Byte 19, Bit 7 - PF (Power Fail) The CTS has been reset since the
last status, or the CTS has performed an internal reset due to
power-up.
Byte 19, Bit 6 - BPE (SCSI Bus Parity Error) The CTS detected a
SCSI bus parity error.
Byte 19, Bit 5 - FPE (Formatted Buffer Parity Error) The CTS
detected an internal data buffer parity error.
Byte 19, Bit 4 - ME (Media Error) In write mode, this bit is set to
indicate a permanent write error. In read mode, this bit is set to
indicate an uncorrectable read error.
Byte 19, Bit 3 - ECO (Error Counter Overflow) The Read/Write
Retry Counter (byte 27) overflowed to 0.
Byte 19, Bit 2 - TME (Tape Motion Error) The CTS detected an error
while attempting to acquire tracking.
Byte 19, Bit 1 - TNP (Tape Not Present) The CTS does not have a
data cartridge inserted.
Byte 19, Bit 0 - LBOT (Logical Beginning of Tape) The data
cartridge is positioned at the logical beginning of tape.
Byte 20, Bit 7 - RSVD This bit is reserved.
Byte 20, Bit 6 - TMD (Tape Mark Detect Error) An error occurred
when the CTS was attempting to perform a space filemark
operation, resulting in an invalid location relative to the requested
location. The Valid bit is set to 1, and the Information bytes (bytes
03 through 06) indicate the difference between the number of
filemarks specified by the initiator and the actual number of
filemarks processed by the CTS. This may be a host recoverable
error. The initiator needs to re-send the SPACE command with the
correct number of filemarks.
Note: This bit is valid for tapes written in 8200 format only.
May 1994 EXB-8205 and EXB-8505
(Standard and XL)
18-9
18 REQUEST SENSE (03h)
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