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Tape Alert
MIM Count
SIM Count
Parameter Control
MIM/SIM indicator
Length
MIM/SIM Content
Drive Mounts
Drive Clean Mounts
Drive Power-On Hours
Drive MB Read
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The tape alert value.
The number of MIMs in the drive.
The number of SIMs in the drive.
Parameter Control information.
This hexadecimal byte indicates if the data is a SIM (0x01) or a MIM
(0x02). A value of 0x00 indicates that there isn't a MIM or SIM to be
reported. In this case the MIM/SIM data bytes are invalid. Any other
values besides 0x00, 0x01 and 0x02 are invalid.
MIM/SIM length. This hexadecimal byte contains the number of bytes in
the MIM/SIM.
Indicates the following:
v Expert Systems Data (MIM/SIM)
v Message Code (MIM/SIM)
v Engineering Data (MIN/SIM)
v Exception Message Code (MIM/SIM)
v Service Message Code (SIM)
v Service Message Severity (SIM)
v .Media Message Code (MIM)
v .Media Message Severity (MIM)
v FRU Identifier (SIM) - Field Replacable Unit number.
v First FSC (SIM) - The first Fault Symptom Code
v Last FSC (SIM) - The last Fault Symptom Code
v Fault Symptom Code (MIM)
v Volser In Drive (MIM) - Volser of any cartridge in the drive.
v Volser Valid (MIM) - Indicates the source of the volser reported above.
Valid values are 1, indicating from the tape label; 3 and 5, indicating
from the label.
v Product ID (MIM/SIM)
v Manufacturer (SIM/MIM)
v Plant of Manufacturer (SIM/MIM)
v Device Model Number (SIM/MIM)
Number of mounts that have been performed on the drive.
Number of clean mounts that have been performed on the drive.
Number of hours the drive has been powered on.
Number of megabytes read by the drive.
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