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6.Command Specification LOG SELECT
6-12 SONY AIT-3 drive SDX-700 series Ver.2.1
The purpose of the Log Select command is to allow the initiator to modify and initialize parameters within the logs
supported by the device. However in this case, access to individual parameters within log pages is not supported
and so initiator is restricted to resetting complete log pages only.
To achieve this, during the DATA OUT phase the initiator must send the log page header of the page to be cleared,
with the Page Length field set to ZERO. The following pages can be cleared in this manner.
Table 6-4: Page Codes
Page Code Description
02h
03h
07h
34h
35h
39h Write Error Counter Page
Read Error Counter Page
Last n Error Events Page
Write Frame Error Counter Page
Read Frame Error Counter Page
Data Compression Transfer Log Page
Note: Due to the way in which logs are stored and updated, clearing log page 2 will result in log page 3 also being
cleared and vice versa.
Because of this method of clearing the log pages, the Parameter List Length field must be an integer multiple of the
Log Page Header length (i.e. 4). Otherwise the command will be terminated with a CHECK CONDITION status with
the sense key set to ILLEGAL REQUEST and an additional sense code of INVALID FIELD IN CDB.
If multiple pages are sent during the DATA OUT phase then they must be sent in ascending order according to page
code. Otherwise the command will terminate with a CHECK CONDITION status with the sense key set to ILLEGAL
REQUEST and an additional sense code of ILLEGAL FIELD IN PARAMETER LIST. The same status will be
returned if an unsupported Page Code appears in any header or if the specified page cannot cleared.
Other Log Select Page Codes have been defined for MIC support. MIC Variable Length Information Page is
assigned as 3Eh. Please refer the description for “Log Sense Page 3Eh” and Appendix (MIC) on this Product
Specification Manual. User Volume Note and User Partition Note is automatically created with indicated size, if it is
not exist. User Volume Note size and User Partition Note size must be the same size with current one, if it is already
exist. Just only supersede operation is allowed.
Table 6-5: MIC Variable Length Information Parameter Codes
Parameter Code Description Length
0001h User Volume Note n-3
0002h User Partition Note for Partition 0 n-3
0003h User partition Note for Partition 1 n-3
N User partition Note for Partition N-2
(only when AIT bit is ONE) n-3
1. See Important Note for Log Sense Page 3Eh.
2. If there is no User Volume Note and there is no User Partition Note, User Volume Note will be created for the
specific Length if it does not exceed the Available Free Byte Count returned in Log Sense Page 3Dh
Parameter Code 0003h. If there is existing User Volume Note and User Partition Note data the new User
Volume Note data must be exactly the same size as the existing User Volume Note data, otherwise a Check
Condition status will be returned and no new data will be written to MIC. If there is existing User Volume Note
data but no User Partition Note data then User Volume Note length may be equal to the Available Free Byte
Count.
3.
If there is User Partition 00 Note data, but no User Partition 01 Note data User Partition 01 Note data will be
created for the specified Length, if it does not exceed the Available Free Byte Count. If there is both User
Partition 00 Note data and User Partition 01 Note data, new User Partition 00 Note data size must be exactly
the same size as the existing User Partition 00 Note data size, otherwise a Check Condition status will be
returned, and no new data will be written to MIC.
4. There is no format to writing user data to MIC. The application is free to define MIC data for its use.