Note:
1.
The
Error
Code
field
(Byte
0)
is
set
to
70h
to
indicate
a
current
error,
that
is
one
associated
with
the
most
recently
received
command.
It
is
set
to
71h
to
indicate
a
deferred
error
which
is
not
associated
with
the
current
command.
2.
The
segment
number
(Byte
1)
is
zero
since
the
Copy,
Compare,
and
Copy
and
Verify
commands
are
not
supported.
3.
The
File
Mark
flag
(Byte
2,
bit
7)
is
set
if
a
Space,
Read,
or
Verify
command
did
not
complete
because
a
file
mark
was
read.
4.
The
End
of
Media
(EOM)
flag
(Byte
2,
bit
6)
is
set
if
a
Write
or
Write
File
Marks
command
completed
in
the
early
warning
area.
Spacing
into
BOM
also
causes
this
flag
to
be
set.
It
is
also
set
on
an
attempt
to
read
or
space
past
EOD,
or
if
an
attempt
is
made
to
space
into
Beginning
of
Media.
5.
The
Illegal
Length
Indicator
(ILI)
flag
(Byte
2,
bit
5)
is
set
if
a
Read
or
Verify
ended
because
a
block
was
read
from
tape
that
did
not
have
the
block
length
requested
in
the
command.
6.
The
Information
Bytes
(Bytes
3–5)
are
only
valid
if
the
Valid
flag
is
set.
This
occurs
only
for
current
errors
and
not
for
deferred
errors.
7.
The
Field
Replaceable
Unit
field
(Byte
14)
is
set
to
either
zero
or
to
a
non-zero,
vendor-specific
code
indicating
which
part
of
the
drive
is
suspected
of
causing
the
failure.
8.
The
Clean
(CLN)
flag
(Byte
21,
bit
3)
is
set
if
the
drive
needs
cleaning
and
clear
otherwise.
9.
The
Volume
Label
Fields
Valid
(VolValid)
bit
(Byte
21,
bit
0)
is
set
if
the
Volume
Label
being
reported
is
valid.
10.
The
Volume
Label
field
(Bytes
22–28)
reports
the
volume
label
if
a
cartridge
is
loaded
in
the
drive
and
Volume
Label
Fields
Valid
is
set.
11.
The
Current
Wrap
field
(Byte
29)
reports
the
physical
wrap
of
the
tape.
The
least
significant
bit
reflects
the
current
physical
direction.
A
0
means
that
the
current
direction
is
away
from
the
physical
beginning
of
the
tape.
A
1
means
that
the
current
direction
is
towards
the
physical
beginning
of
the
tape.
12.
Relative
LPOS
fields
(Bytes
30–33)
reports
the
current
physical
position
on
the
tape.
13.
SCSI
Address
field
(Byte
34)
reports
the
SCSI
Bus
Address
for
the
drive.
Values
returned
range
from
00h
to
0Fh.
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Tape
Library
Setup
and
Operator
Guide
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