Sony SDX-1100V, SDX-1100V/R

INQUIRY 6.Command Specification

SONY AIT-5 drive SDX-1100V series Ver.1.0 6-7

Command support data

If the drive implements the requested SCSI operation code, it will return the data defined in Table 6-3. If the device

does not implement the requested SCSI operation code it will return the peripheral qualifier and type and 001b in

the Support field.

Table 6-3: Command support Data

Bit

Byte 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 Peripheral Quaifier Peripheral Device Type (01h)

1 Reserved (00h) Support

2 ISO version (0) ECMA version (0) ANSI – Approved version (03h)

3 Reserved (00h)

4 Reserved (00h)

5 CDB size (m-5)

CDB usage data

Support: The drive supports the tested SCSI operation code in conformance with a SCSI standard. The data

format conforms to the definition in Table 6-3 .

Contents

Main SDX-1100V SDX-1100V/R 5.25Model Product Specification Manual Version 1.0 August, 2006 Notice Page Page Page 13. APPENDIX F: AIT BASED WORM SYSTEM.............................................13-1 Page Page 1. Introduction 1.1. About this Product Specification Manual 1.2. Introducing the Sony AIT Technology 1.3. Features of the Drive Page 1.4. Reference 1.4.1. How to get ECMA-329 Standard Document Page 2. Specifications 2.1. Specifications 2.1.1. Dimensions 2.Specification 2-2 SONY AIT-5 drive SDX-1100V series Ver. 1.0 2.1.1.1. Mounting Holes Figure 2-2a: SDX-1100V Mounting Holes 2.Specification SONY AIT-5 drive SDX-1100V series Ver.1.0 2-3 Figure 2-2b: SDX-1100V/R Mounting Holes 2.1.2. Weight 2.1.3. Connectors 2.1.3.1. SCSI Cables and Terminators 2.2. Environmental Specifications 2.2.1. Temperature and Humidity Range 2.2.2. Altitude 2.2.3. Suspended Particulate 2.2.4. Vibration 2.2.5. Shock 2.2.6. Acoustic Noise 2.3. Performance Specification 2.3.1. Data Capacity 2.3.2. Data transfer Rate 2.3.2.1. Sustained Data Transfer Rate to and from the Tape 2.3.2.2. Burst Transfer Rate to and from the SCSI Bus 2.3.3. Initialize Time 2.3.4. Load Time 2.3.8. Long Erase Time 2.3.9. Error Rate M 2.3.10. Definition of Failure 2.3.11. Mean Time Between Failures 2.4. Safety 2.4.1. Conditions of Acceptability 2.5. Installation Requirements 2.5.1. Power Requirements 2.6. Data Compression 3. Installation 3.1. Installation Guide Dip switch 3.1.1. SCSI ID Number Jumper 3.1.2. Termination Power Switch 3.1.3. Parity Disable Jumper 3.1.4. Data Compression ON Switch 3.1.5. Power Connector 5 Page Page 3.1.7. Attaching and Removing the Dust Cover Page Page 4. Operation 4.1. Summary of LED Indications 4.2. Operator Action 4.2.1. Powering up the Drive 4.2.2. Inserting Cassettes Hard reset hole 4.2.3. Removing Cassettes 4.2.4. Hard Reset Hole 4.3. Internal Function 4.3.1. The Load Sequence 4.3.2. The Unload Sequence 4.3.3. Power-Fail or SCSI Reset Handling 4.3.4. Diagnostic and Normal Status Displays 4.3.4.1. Diagnostic Status Display 4.3.4.2. Normal Status Display 4.4. Tape Alert 4.5. Tape Format 4.6. Maintenance, Troubleshooting and Service 4.6.1. Head Cleaning 4.6.1.1. Message When Cleaning Cassette is Necessary 4.6.1.2. The condition of Cleaning Request 4.6.1.3. Usage of Cleaning Cassette 4.6.2. Troubleshooting Guide Page Page 4.6.2.2. Read/Write Problems 4.6.2.3. Replace Tape 4.6.2.4. Media Warning 4.6.3. Clearance for Service 4.6.4. Packaging for Return to Sony Page 5. SCSI Interface 5.1. Introduction 5.1.1. Overview of the SCSI Interface 5.1.2. Supported Messages 5.1.3. Supported Commands 5.2. SCSI Bus Operation 5.2.1. Typical SCSI Operation 5.2.2. Disconnect 5.3. Message Specification 5.3.1. COMMAND COMPLETE (00h) 5.3.2. EXTENDED MESSAGE (01h) 5.3.2.1. PARALLEL PROTOCOL REQUEST (04h) d) After a change in the transceiver mode (e.g., LVD mode to SE mode) 5.3.2.2. SYNCHRONOUS DATA TRANSFER REQUEST (01h) Page 5.3.2.3. WIDE DATA TRANSFER REQUEST 5.3.3. SAVE DATA POINTER (02h) 5.3.4. RESTORE POINTERS (03h) 5.3.5. DISCONNECT (04h) 5.3.6. INITIATOR DETECTED ERROR (05h) 5.3.7. ABORT (06h) 5.3.8. MESSAGE REJECT (07h) 5.3.9. NO OPERATION (08h) 5.3.10. MESSAGE PARITY ERROR (09h) 5.3.11. BUS DEVICE RESET (0Ch) 5.3.12. IDENTIFY (80h-FFh) 5.3.13. IGNORE WIDE RESIDUE (23h) 5.4. Status Specification Page Page 6. Command Specification 6.1. ERASE 19h 6.2. INQUIRY 12h Page Page Page Page 6.3. LOAD/UNLOAD 1Bh Page 6.4. LOCATE 2Bh 6.5. LOG SELECT 4Ch Page 6.6. LOG SENSE 4Dh 6.6.1. The Log Page Descriptor . . 6.6.2. The Log Parameter Descriptor Page 6.6.3. Summary List of Supported Pages (00h) 6.6.4. Write and Read Error Counters Pages (02h or 03h) 6.6.5. Last N Error Events List (07h) 6.6.6. Tape Alert Log Page (2Eh) Page Page Page Page 6.6.7. Tape Log Page (30h) (Sony Unique) 6.6.8. Tape Capacity Log Page (31h) (Sony Unique) 6.6.9. Drive Usage Log Page (33h) (Sony Unique) 6.6.10. Read and Write Frame Error Counter Page (34h & 35h) Page Page 6.6.11. Data Compression Transfer Log Page (39h) (Sony Unique) 6.6.12. AIT Log Page (3Ch) (Sony Unique) Page 6.6.13. MIC Fixed Length Information Page (3Dh) (Sony Unique) Parameter Code: Page Page Page Page 6.6.14. MIC Variable Length Information Page (3Eh) (Sony Unique) Page 6.7. MODE SELECT(6/10) 15h and 55h Page Page 6.7.1. Disconnect-Reconnect Page (02h) 6.7.2. Control Mode Page (0Ah) 6.7.3. Data Compression Control Page (0Fh) 6.7.4. Device Configuration Page (10h) Page 6.7.5. Medium Partitions Parameter Page (11h) Page 6.7.6. Informational Exceptions Control Page (1Ch) 6.7.7. AIT Device Configuration Page (31h) Page 6.8. MODE SENSE (6/10) 1Ah and 5Ah Page Page 6.9. PERSISTENT RESERVE IN 5Eh Page Page 6.10. PERSISTENT RESERVE OUT 5Fh Page 6.11. PREVENT ALLOW MEDIUM REMOVAL 1Eh 6.12. READ 08h Page 6.13. READ ATTRIBUTE 8Ch 6.13.1. ATTRIBUTE VALUES service action 6.13.2. ATTRIBUTE LIST service action 6.13.3. PARTITION LIST service action 6.13.4. VOLUME LIST service action 6.14. READ BLOCK LIMITS 05h 6.15. READ BUFFER 3Ch Page Page 6.16. READ POSITION 34h Page 6.17. RECEIVE DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS 1Ch Page 6.18. RELEASE (6/10) 17h and 57h Page 6.19. REPORT DENSITY SUPPORT 44h Page Page 6.20. REPORT DEVICE IDENTIFIER A3h 6.21. REPORT LUNS A0h 6.22. REQUEST SENSE 03h Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 6.Command Specification REQUEST SENSE SONY AIT-5 drive SDX-1100V series Ver.1.0 6-92 Table 6-91Runtime Error Code 6.23. RESERVE (6/10) 16h and 56h Page 6.24. REWIND 01h 6.25. SEND DIAGNOSTIC 1Dh Page 6.26. SET DEVICE IDENTIFIER A4h 6.27. SPACE 11h 100b Setmarks Page 6.27.1. CHECK CONDITION 6.28. TEST UNIT READY 00h 6.29. WRITE 0Ah 6.30. WRITE ATTRIBUTE 8Dh Page 6.31. WRITE BUFFER 3Bh Page 6.32. WRITE FILEMARKS 10h 7. Drive Diagnostics 7.1. Overview 7.2. Diagnostic Test 7.2.1. Power-on Self Test 7.2.2. SEND DIAGNOSTIC command - Self Test 7.2.3. SEND DIAGNOSTIC command - Individual Test 7.2.4. Diagnostic Test Number Summary 7.2.5. RECEIVE DIAGNOSTIC RESULT command Page Page 8. APPENDIX A: ASC & ASCQ Alphabetic Order Page 9. APPENDIX B: ASC & ASCQ Numeric Order Page 10. APPENDIX C: ASC & ASCQ for AIT (Sony Unique) Page 11. APPENDIX D: SCSI Commands (Op Code Order) Page 12. APPENDIX E: Medium Auxiliary Memory Attribute 12.1. INTRODUCTION 12.2. OVERVIEW 12.3. MEDIUM AUXILIALY MEMORY ATTRIBUTE TYPES AND STATES 12.4. MEDIUM AUXILIARY MEMORY ATTRIBUTE DATA 12.4.1. Attribute Format 12.4.2. Attribute Identifier Values 12.4.3. Standard Device Type Attributes Page Page Page Page Page 12.4.4. Standard Medium Type Attributes 12.4.5. Standard Host Type Attributes Page Page 13. APPENDIX F: AIT based WORM system 13.1. Important Notice 13.2. Write-Protected (WP) Bit in Mode Sense Data 13.3. How to detect a WORM cartridge. 13.4. How to initialize a WORM cartridge. 13.5. How to handle the WORM cartridge in the drive. 14. APPENDIX G: CD-ROM Device Emulation for Disaster Recovery 14.1. Overview 14.2. Creating Disaster Recovery Tape 14.3. Configuring The Drive For Disaster Recovery Operation 14.4. Exiting DR Mode 14.5.4. Read TOC (0x43) 14.5.5. Mode Sense/Select Page Code 0x3C 14.6. Reset Handling