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Page 134 DDS-4 SCSI Interface Manual, Rev. B
Byte
Bits
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
15 SKSV C/D 0 0 BPV | Bit Pointer
16 MSB—Field Pointer
17 Field Pointer—LSB
Sense Data Field Descriptions
The Sense Data field descriptions are shown in the following table.
Field Name Bytes Bits Description
Valid bit 0 7 The Valid Bit indicates that the Information field (Bytes 3 to 6)
contains a valid residual length. If the Valid Bit is 1, Residual Length
is the requested length minus the actual length in blocks or bytes.
For example:
If: Write Transfer Length = 1000 blocks
Residual Length = 896 blocks
Blocks transferred to drive = 192
Then: Transfer Length – Residual Length = Data written to tape
1000–896 = 108
And: Blocks transferred to drive – Data to tape = Data trapped
in buffer; 192 –108 = 84
Error Code 0 0-6 70h: Indicates current errors
71h: Indicates a deferred error
FM bit 2 7 The FM bit indicates that the current command has read a Filemark
or a Setmark (if the RSMK bit is set).
EOM bit 2 6 The EOM bit indicates one of the following:
Early-warning has been reached or passed in the forward direction.
The command could not be completed because BOP was
encountered in a space reverse command.
Incorrect
Length
Indicator
(ILI)
2 5 If this bit is 1, a block was read that has a length different than that
which is specified.
Sense Key 2 0-3 This field indicates the status of the last command and provides a
generic error category.
Information 3-6 See Valid bit.
Additional
Sense
Length
7 A number greater that zero in this field indicates that bytes 8 through
N contain information.
Additional
Sense
Code
12 This field provides further detail for the current Sense Key.
Additional
Sense
Code
Qualifier
13 This field provides further detail for the current Additional Sense
Code.
SKSV bit 15 7 If the Sense Key Specific Valid (SKSV) bit is set (1), bytes 15-17
may be used to determine the first illegal parameter that caused an
Illegal Request sense key (as defined below).
C/D bit 15 6 If the Command/Data (C/D) bit is set (1), the illegal parameter is in
the CDB. Otherwise, it is in the parameters sent in the Data-Out
Phase.
BPV bit 15 3 When the Bit Pointer Valid (BPV) bit is set (1), the Bit Pointer field
indicates the bit field in error.
Bit Pointer 15 0-2 This field points to the most significant bit of the field in error.
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