
25.1 About This Command
The WRITE command transfers one or more bytes or blocks of data
from the initiator to the CTS. As described in Section 1.1, the
EXB-8505 can write data in 8500c, 8500, 8200c, or 8200 format; the
EXB-8205 can write data in 8200c or 8200 format. The data format is
set with the MODE SELECT (15h) command. Only one data format
can be written on a data cartridge.
Note: If the disconnect option is enabled, the CTS can disconnect
from the initiator while the WRITE command is executing.
25.2 Field Definitions
Byte 01, Bit 0 - Fixed
The Fixed bit defines the type of write operation you want the CTS to
perform, as follows:
0 – Write a single logical block. The length of this block is specified in
the Transfer Length field.
1 – Write one or more fixed-length logical blocks. The number of
blocks is specified in the Transfer Length field. The length of each
block is either the power-on default block length or the length
specified with the currently active MODE SELECT parameters
(bytes 5 through 7 of the Block Descriptor).
Note: If the Fixed field in the WRITE command is 1 (fixed-length
logical blocks) and the Block Length field in the current
MODE SELECT data is 0 (variable-length logical block), the
CTS returns Check Condition status with the sense key set to
Illegal Request (5h). The ASC and ASCQ bits are set to 81h
and 00h (fixed/variable mismatch).
25-2
EXB-8205 and EXB-8505
(Standard and XL)
510503
25 WRITE (0Ah)
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