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Active Code Level
Device’s active code level
Active Code Time
Date/time that the active drive code was loaded.
Secondary Code Level
Device’s standby or inactive code level.
Secondary Code Time
Date/time that the secondary drive code was loaded.
Secondary Code Status
Indicates if the secondary drive code is either standby or inactive. When
this byte is set to 1 it indicates the secondary code is standby. This means
the secondary code will be activated the next time the drive is reset. When
this byte is set to 0 it indicates the secondary code is inactive. The next
time the drive is reset, the secondary code will not be activated.
Load ID
Device’s 4-byte load ID of the ROM microcode which is used to determine
if the microcode to be downloaded is compatible with the device
electronics.
RU Name
Device’s 8-byte name that is changed (incremented) each time the Load ID
is changed (incremented).
Drive Breed
1-byte field which defines the device’s ’behavior’.
0x00 Model J1A
0x01 Model E05
0x02 Model E05 drive emulating a J1A drive. This Model E05 can be
switched to behave as an E05 drive.
0x03 Model E05 drive emulating a J1A encryption-capable drive. This
Model E05 cannot be switched to behave as an E05 drive.
0x04 Model E06
Drive Capabilities
Combined capability of device.
WORM Capable
Yes
indicates that the drive is WORM capable,
No
indicates that it is not.
Encryption Capable
Yes
indicates that the drive is Encryption capable,
No
indicates that it is
not.
Encryption Enabled
Yes
indicates that the drive is Encryption enabled,
No
indicates that it is
not.
FIPS Code Level
A Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) level of drive microcode
requires that a warning be posted if an attempt is made to overlay this
version with another version. Yes that the active code level is recognized as
a FIPS level (from the file name) but the bit is not set on., No indicates that
it is not.
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