Dell PowerVault ML6000 Dell PowerVault ML6000 SCSI Reference Guide - Page 54
Transport Geometry Parameters Eh), Member Number In Medium Transport Element Set
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First Storage Element Address - This field returns 1000h, which is the address of the first storage element. Number of Storage Elements - This field varies, depending on the configuration of the subsystem. First Import/Export Element Address - This field returns 0010h, which is the address of the first Import/ Export element. Number of Import/Export Elements - This field varies, depending on the configuration of the subsystem. If no Import/Export elements are installed, this field returns zero. First Data Transfer Element Address - This field returns 0100h, which is the address of the first data transfer element (drive). Number of Data Transfer Elements - This field varies, depending on the configuration of the subsystem. Transport Geometry Parameters Page (1Eh) The Transport Geometry Parameters page describes whether a medium transport element is a member of a set of elements that share a common robotics subsystem, and whether it is capable of handling doublesided media. Dell libraries currently contain a single medium transport element, so all are the first element in a set of one. Table 42 Transport Geometry Parameters Page (1Eh) Bit Byte 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 PS Rsvd Page Code (1Eh) 1 Parameter List Length = 02h 2 Reserved Rotate 3 Member Number In Transport Element Set Parameters Savable (PS) - This page is not savable, and this field is set to zero. Page Code - This field identifies the Transport Geometry Parameters mode page and returns 1Eh. Parameter List Length - This field is set to 02h, since only a single medium transport is reported. Rotate - This field returns 0, since double-sided media is not supported. Member Number In Medium Transport Element Set - This field returns 0, since the library has a single medium transport. 44 SCSI Commands