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Commands: Report Density Support (44h) Page 129
REPORT DENSITY SUPPORT Header
The following table shows the header layout for the REPORT DENSITY SUPPORT
command.
Byte
Bits
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0-1 Available density support length
2 Reserved
3 Reserved
The AVAILABLE DENSITY SUPPORT LENGTH field specifies the number of bytes
in the following data that are available to be transferred. The available density
support length does not include itself. This field is equal to 2 more than an integer
multiple of 52 (the length in bytes of a density support data block descriptor).
REPORT DENSITY SUPPORT Data block descriptor
Byte
Bits
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0 Primary Density Code
1 Secondary Density Code
2 WRTOK DUP DEFLT Reserved
3 Reserved
4 Reserved
5-7 Bits per mm
8-9 Media Width
10-11 Tracks
12-15 Capacity
16-23 Assigning Organization
24-31 Density Name
32-51 Description
DENSITY SUPPORT Data Block Descriptor Field Descriptions
Field Name Bytes Bits Description
Primary
density
code
0 This contains a value returned by a Mode Sense command for the
density described in the remainder of the descriptor. Values are:
DDS3 – 25h
DDS4 – 26h
DAT 72 – 47h
Secondary
density
code
1 This is the same as Primary density code, there are no secondary
densities supported for any media recognized by the drive.
WRTOK 2 7 When 1 indicates that this density code is valid for both read and
write.
When 0 indicates that this density code is valid for read only.
DUP 2 6 This will always return 0 indicating no duplicate density support data
blocks for this code
DEFLT 2 5 One indicates this density code is a default for the drive. Note that
since the drive density depends upon the cassette mounted all density
codes are a default for the drive thus this field will always be one.
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