Device Commands; Scsi Command Format; Table C-3 Supported Scsi Commands; Table C-4 Scsi Command Format - ADIC Scalar Reference Manual

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Device Commands

Table below shows the SCSI medium changer commands that are supported by the Scalar 1000
and Scalar 10K libraries.
Table C-3
Supported SCSI Commands
Opcode
07h
INITIALIZE ELEMENT STATUS
E7h
INITIALIZE ELEMENT STATUS WITH RANGE
12h
INQUIRY
4Ch
LOG SELECT
4Dh
LOG SENSE
15h
MODE SELECT
1Ah
MODE SENSE
A5h
MOVE MEDIUM
2Bh
POSITION TO ELEMENT
1Eh
PREVENT/ALLOW MEDIUM REMOVAL
3Ch
READ BUFFER
B8h
READ ELEMENT STATUS
1Ch
RECEIVE DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS
17h
RELEASE
03h
REQUEST SENSE
B5h
REQUEST VOLUME ELEMENT ADDRESS
16h
RESERVE
01h
RE-ZERO
1Dh
SEND DIAGNOSTIC
B6h
SEND VOLUME TAG
00h
TEST UNIT READY
3Bh
WRITE BUFFER

SCSI Command Format

The SCSI command format follows the SCSI-2 and SCSI-3 standard. Table below describes the
CDB fields that are common to all commands.
Table C-4
SCSI Command Format
Command
Logical Unit
The library has a single Logical Unit Number (LUN). The library always appears
Number
as LUN 0. If the LUN is specified in the IDENTIFY message, the LUN field in the
CDB is ignored by the library.
Reserved
The word Reserved or Rsvd refers to a field defined by the SCSI standard as 0.
The library checks the field for 0. If the field is not 0, the library returns Check
Condition status with a sense key of Illegal Request.
C-8
Command
Description
Scalar DLC
6-00658-02

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