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ATAPI Interface 
Chapter 5 
Seagate Travan 40 Product Manual 
Page 67 
 
 
READ (Group 0, Op. Code 08) 
The READ command transfers the specified amount of data from the tape drive to 
the Initiator. The command terminates when one of the following conditions occurs: 
• 
The Transfer length specified in the CDB has been satisfied. 
• 
A Filemark or Setmark has been read. 
• 
Logical Early Warning or physical End-of-Media has been reached. 
• 
An unrecoverable read error has occurred (i.e., a command was issued to Read 
data that could not be recovered by ECC or rereading). 
• 
An Illegal Length indication occurred (unless the SILI bit is set and the Illegal 
Length is an under length condition). 
• 
End of Recorded Data is encountered. 
When the command terminates for a reason other than the first, the residue can be 
obtained with a REQUEST SENSE command. 
CDB for READ Command 
 
Data Bits 
 
Byte 
Hex 
08 
SILI 
FBM 
0X 


MSB 
Transfer Length 
LSB 
XX 
XX 
XX 
00 
SILI: Suppress Illegal Length Indicator (SILI) applies only to the variable block length 
mode, which is not supported by ATAPI-interface tape drives. The combination of the 
SILI bit and the FBM bit both set to 1 causes Illegal Request (Sense Key 5h). 
NOTE:  If ILI condition exists for a Fixed Block Transfer, the Illegal Length block will 
not be transferred. 
FBM: Fixed Block Mode (FBM) is associated with the Transfer Length field. When 
set to 1, the transfer length is given in blocks as specified in the MODE SELECT 
data.  
NOTE: If the block length on tape is different than the block length specified in 
MODE SELECT data, an Illegal Length error is declared. 
Transfer Length: If FBM is set to 1, this field specifies the number of blocks to be 
transferred to the Initiator.  
When Reading, the STT3401A keeps track of “soft” read errors (corrected blocks) 
and data overruns. These error counters are available by means of the REQUEST 
SENSE command. 
Data Error Counter: This counter is incremented each time a block must be 
corrected using ECC. It is cleared when any command is issued that terminates the