Dell PowerVault TL4000 SCSI Reference Guide - Page 48
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Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Byte 0 PS (1) SPF (0) Page Code (1Dh) 1 Additional Page Length (12h) 2 - 3 First Medium Transport Element Address 4 - 5 Number of Medium Transport Elements 6 - 7 First Storage Element Address 8 - 9 Number of Storage Elements 10 - First Import / Export Element Address 11 12 - Number of Import / Export Elements 13 14 - First Data Transfer Element Address 15 16 - Number of Data Transfer Element 17 18 Reserved 19 Reserved Field descriptions: PS: Parameter Saveable. This field is set to 1. The media changer can save this page to non-volatile memory. First Medium Transport Element Address: This field indicates the address of the accessor cartridge handler (other than the default Medium Transport Element address of zero). Number of Medium Transport Elements: This field indicates the number of robotic cartridge handler within the library. The library has one accessor cartridge handler, set to 0001h. First Storage Element Address: This field indicates the starting address for the cartridge storage locations. Number of Storage Elements: This field indicates the total number of cartridge storage locations contained within the medium changer. First Import/Export Element Address: This field indicates the starting address of the first import/export element. Number of Import/Export Elements: This field indicates the total number of import/export elements contained within the medium changer. First Data Transfer Element: This field indicates the starting address of the installed tape drives. Number of Data Transfer Elements: This field indicates the number of tape drives contained within the medium changer. Transport Geometry Parameters page (1Eh) The Transport Geometry Parameters Page is provided in the SCSI-2 command set to determine whether each medium transport element is a member of a set of elements in a robotic subsystem, and if the 3-34 TL2000 and TL4000 SCSI Reference