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Byte 28 - Fault Symptom Code
The Fault Symptom Code (FSC) field is an Exabyte-unique byte used
to indicate the specific nature of hardware and software errors or
other events. Appendix E lists the errors indicated by the Fault
Symptom Code byte.
Note: The Fault Symptom Code field can also be used to determine
the location of errors in the data sent with LOG SELECT (4Ch)
and MODE SELECT (15h) commands. If one of the bytes sent
with the LOG SELECT or MODE SELECT command contains
an illegal value or if a reserved bit is set, the CTS returns
Check Condition status. To determine which byte contains the
error, issue a REQUEST SENSE command. The sense key will
be set to Illegal Request (5h) and the Fault Symptom Code
field will indicate which of the consecutively received bytes is
in error.
For example, if the Block Descriptor Length field (byte 03) in
the MODE SELECT Parameter List Header is invalid, the
value for the Fault Symptom Code byte would be 04h (the
CTS counts the first byte received as byte 1 not as byte 0).
Note that this use of the Fault Symptom Code byte applies to
the MODE SELECT and LOG SELECT commands only and is
not described in Appendix E.
Sense Byte Pending Status
WhentheCTSreportsCheckConditionstatusinresponsetoa
command from an initiator, the CTS retains the sense byte pending
status, including error information and Check Condition status, for
the initiator until one of the following occurs:
Error information is reset by the next command execution that is
not an INQUIRY or REQUEST SENSE command for the same
initiator.
Error information is reset by a power-on reset, a Bus Device Reset
message, or a SCSI bus reset condition.
18-12
EXB-8205 and EXB-8505
(Standard and XL)
510503
18 REQUEST SENSE (03h)
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