1.1 Change History ...........................................................................................................................................................3
2.1 SATA version ...............................................................................................................................................................4
2.2 Drive Information .......................................................................................................................................................4
3.1 Compatible Media .......................................................................................................................................................5
3.2 Power Condition ..........................................................................................................................................................5
4.2 CLOSE TRACK/SESSION Command........................................................................................................................8
4.3 FORMAT UNIT Command.........................................................................................................................................9
4.3.1 Format Code = 001b.............................................................................................................................................9
4.3.1.1.1 On DVD-RAM media .............................................................................................................................9
4.3.1.1.2 On BD-R media....................................................................................................................................10
4.3.1.2 Format Type = 30h (Format with Spare Areas for BD-RE) ......................................................................10
4.3.1.3 Format Type = 32h (Format BD-R with Spare Areas) ..............................................................................10
4.4 GET CONFIGURATION Command.........................................................................................................................11
4.4.1 Feature List and Profile List .............................................................................................................................11
4.4.2 Media states .......................................................................................................................................................13
4.4.3 Current Profile of the Feature Header and Current bit of the Profile List.....................................................14
4.4.3.1 Current Profile and Current bit for No Media and CD Media..................................................................14
4.4.3.2 Current Profile and Current bit for DVD Media.......................................................................................14
4.4.3.3 Current Profile and Current bit for +R/+RW/+R DL Media .....................................................................16
4.4.3.4 Current Profile and Current bit for BD-RE/R/ROM Media ......................................................................16
4.4.4 Current bit of the Feature List..........................................................................................................................17
4.4.4.1 Current bit of the Feature List for CD Media ...........................................................................................17
4.4.4.2 Current bit of the Feature List for DVD Media.........................................................................................18
4.4.4.3 Current bit of the Feature List for +R/+RW/+R DL Media .......................................................................19
4.4.4.4 Current bit of the Feature List for BD-RE/R/ROM Media........................................................................20
4.5 GET EVENT/STATUS NOTIFICATION Command................................................................................................21
4.5.1 Media Events......................................................................................................................................................21
4.6 GET PERFORMANCE Command............................................................................................................................21
4.6.1 Performance (Type field = 00h) .........................................................................................................................22
4.6.2 Write Speed (Type field = 03h) ..........................................................................................................................24
4.6.2.1 Write Speed Data for No Media and CD Media.........................................................................................24
4.6.2.2 Write Speed Data for DVD Media..............................................................................................................26
4.6.2.3 Write Speed Data for BD Media.................................................................................................................29
4.9 LOG SENSE Command ............................................................................................................................................29
4.10 MECHANISM STATUS Command ........................................................................................................................30
4.12.2.3 Power Condition Page...............................................................................................................................32
4.12.2.6 C/DVD Capabilities and Mechanical Status Page...................................................................................34
4.13 PLAY CD Command................................................................................................................................................35
4.18 READ DISC INFORMATION Command...............................................................................................................36
4.19 REQUEST SENSE Command ................................................................................................................................37
4.20 SET CD SPEED Command ....................................................................................................................................37
4.21 SET STREAMING Command ................................................................................................................................37
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1 Introduction
This document specifies a command set for BDR-203/BDC-203. (Hereinafter referred to as "drive") BDR-203 is a BD writer
drive. BDC-203 is a BD combo drive. BDC-203 does not write to BD-R/RE disc.
The drive fundamentally complies with SFFC INF-8090i standard.
The drive complies with Information Technology Multimedia Commands-5 (MMC-5) Draft Revision 1b prior to SFFC
INF-8090i standard, when a +R or a +RW disc is inserted in the drive.
The drive complies with Blu-ray Disc (BD) Multi-media Command Set Description Draft Version 1.0 prior to SFFC INF-8090i
specification, when a BD is inserted in the drive.
In some cases, the drive executes unique operation that is not described in the standards.
This document describes details of such unique operation for each command or disc.
For More Information about SFFC INF-8090i, refer FTP site at:
ftp://ftp.avc-pioneer.com/Mtfuji_6/Spec/
For More Information about Information Technology Multimedia Commands-5 (MMC-5) Draft Revision 1b, refer a site at:
http://www.t10.org/drafts.htm
1.1 Change History
Version 1.00 created on Feb.12, 2009.
Version 1.01 created on Feb.13, 2009.
2.1 SATA version is changed.
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2 Interface
The drive supports Serial ATA interface.
2.1 SATA version
The drive complies with the Serial ATA Revision 2.6. The data transfer mode isGeneral1 1.5GBits/sec.
2.2 Drive Information
The data returned by INQUIRY command covers the following information.
Vendor name: “PIONEER ”
Product collation data: "BD-RW BDR-203" (writer)
“BD-ROM BDC-203” (combo)
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3 DRIVE Descriptions
3.1 Compatible Media
The drive supports reading of BD-ROM, BD-R/RE Disc, CD-ROM/-R/-RW Disc, DVD-ROM/-R/-RW/RAM/-R DL Disc and
+R/+RW/+R DL Disc and writing of BD-R/RE Disc (except BDC-203), CD-R/-RW Disc, DVD-R/-RW/RAM/-R DL Disc and
+R/+RW/+R DL. (Except 8cm disc with an adaptor)
3.2 Power Condition
The drive is provided with 4 power conditions including active, idle, standby and sleep.
The power consumption in the active and idle conditions is identical while that in the standby and sleep conditions is also
identical. The disc keeps rotating in the active and idle conditions while it is stopped in the standby and sleep conditions.
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The following commands are implemented in the drive.
In case of BDC-203, the following commands are not performed for BD-R/RE; CLOSE TRACK/SESSION, FORMAT UNIT,
RESERVE TRACK, SEND DISC STRUCTURE, SEND OPC INFORMATION, SYNCRONIZE CACHE, WRITE(10),
WRITE(12), and WRITE AND VERIFY commands.
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4.1 BLANK Command
This command is valid for CD-RW and DVD-RW media.
The Immed bit is supported.
The READ DISC INFORMATION Command, the READ TRACK INFORMATION Command and the TEST UNIT READY
Command are used to detect completion of the blank operation. While blank operation is performed by the BLANK Command
that the Immed bit is set to one, the drive terminates these commands with the Check Condition status, LOGICAL UNIT NOT
READY, OPERATION IN PROGRESS (2/04/07).
The drive supports following Blanking Type for CD-RW and DVD-RW media.
Table 2 - Blank Type
Code Name CD-RW media DVD-RW media
000b Blank the disc Yes Yes
001b Minimally blank the disc Yes Yes
010b Blank a Track No 011b Unreserved a Track/RZone No No
100b Blank a Track/RZone Tail Yes No
101b Unclose the last Session/Border No No
110b Erase Session/Border No No
4.2 CLOSE TRACK/SESSION Command
The Immed bit is supported.
The READ DISC INFORMATION Command or READ TRACK INFORMATION Command is used to detect completion of
the close operation. During a close operation performed by the CLOSE TRACK/SESSION Command whose Immed bit is set to
one, the drive terminates these commands with the Check Condition status, LOGICAL UNIT NOT READY, OPERATION IN
PROGRESS (2/04/07).
Note: The TEST UNIT READY Command may be used to identify the completion of close operation.
The valid Close Function field values are extended for handling the +R/+RW media in the MMC-5 rather than the SFFC
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The CmpLst bit is supported only in DVD-RAM media, must be set to zero with other medias.
The Interleave Value field is not supported and must be set to zero.
The Format Code field allows the value of 001b and 111b. If Format Code field is set to 001b and a BD-RE/R media is mounted,
the drive confirms for the definition of Blu-ray Disc(BD) Multi-Media Command Set Description. If Format Code field is set to
001b and a CD-RW/DVD-RW/DVD-RAM media is mounted, the drive conforms for the definition of SFFC INF-8090i. If
Format Code is set to 001b and a +RW media is mounted, the drive conform for the definition of MMC-5. If Format Code is set
to 111b and CD-RW media is mounted, the drive conforms for legacy specifications which are described in the definition of
MMC-5.
The drive supports following Format Type for each media.
Table 4 - Format Type
Format
Type
00h Full Format Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 01h Spare Area Expansion - - - Yes 10h C/DVD-RW Full Format - - Yes Yes - -
13h
15h DVD-RW Quick - - - Yes - 26h DVD+RW Basic Format - - - - - Yes
30h Format with Spare Area Yes - - - - 31h Format without Spare Area Yes - - - - 32h Format BD-R with Spare Area - Yes - - -
DVD-RW Quick Grow the
last Border
Name
Support for
BD-RE
media
- - -
Support for
BD-R
media
Support for
CD-RW
media
Support for
DVD-RW
media
Yes
Support for
DVD-RAM
media
-
Support for
+RW media
-
Table 5 - Format Code = 111b (CD-RW only)
Sess bit Grow bit Support for CD-RW media
0 0 Yes
0 1 No
1 0 No
1 1 No
The Format Unit parameter list shall be transferred from the Host to the drive. The data sent to the drive consists of a Format List
Header, followed by one Format descriptor, so the parameter list length is always 12 bytes. When the Format Options Valid
(FOV) bit in the Format List Header is set to one, the DPRY, DCRT, STPF, IP, Try-out, and VS shall be set to zero. In this case,
the format operation is performed with an Immed function specified by the Immed bit. When the FOV bit is set to zero, the
DPRY, DCRT, STPF, IP, Try-out, Immed, and VS shall be set to zero. In this case, the format operation is performed with the
drive’s internal default setting. The default setting of Immed function is one. Even if the format operation is requested with the
FOV bit set to one, the drive’s default setting itself will not be changed.
4.3.1 Format Code = 001b
4.3.1.1 Format Type = 00h (Full Forma for C/DVD-RW / Default Format for BD-RE/R)
4.3.1.1.1 On DVD-RAM media
The defect list handling is specified by the combination of the CmpLst bit and the DCRT bit. In the case that the CmpLst bit is
set to zero and the DCRT bit is set to one, the Number of Blocks field shall be ignored and the number of addressable blocks
shall be retained. In other cases, the Number of Blocks field specifies the number of addressable blocks for the whole disc and
the Type Dependent Parameter field specifies the Block Length. Neither field is changeable from the values reported by READ
FORMAT CAPACITIES command.
The defect list handling is decided by the following combinations.
Table 6 – DVD-RAM Defect List Handling
CmpLst DCRT Certification
0 0 yes preserved
1 1 no preserved preserved disposed disposed
P-list G1-list G2-list
PDL
new form
Certification
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SDL Remarks
disposed disposed slow initialization
Return to original
slipping at the latest
certification. quickly
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4.3.1.1.2 On BD-R media
For BD-R, 4096 spare Clusters are allocated in ISA0 and 8192 Clusters in OSA. In addition, for BD-R Dual, 4096 spare Clusters
are allocated in ISA1. TDMA1 size is 2048 Clusters and TDMA2 is 4096 Clusters. For BD-R Dual, TDMA2 is 2048 Clusters,
TDMA3 is 4096 Clusters, TDMA4 is 4096 Clusters and TDMA5 is 2048 Clusters.
The drive supports the following Format Sub-type:
Table 7 - Format Sub-type
Sub-type
Value
00b SRM with POW
01b SRM without POW
The Drive ignores the Number of Blocks field and the Block Length field.
4.3.1.2 Format Type = 30h (Format with Spare Areas for BD-RE)
The drive supports the following Format Sub-type:
Table 8 - Format Sub-type
Sub-type
Value
00b Quick Reformat
01b No Certification
The drive formats the disc in order that the User Data Area contains at least Number of Blocks. If the number of spare Clusters to
be allocated depend on Number of Blocks is less than 4096, the command will be terminated with CHECK CONDITION status
and a SK/ASC/ASCQ values are set to ILLEGAL REQUEST/INVALID FIELD IN PARAMETER LIST(05/26/00).
The Spare Area size in Clusters field is ignored by the drive.
Description
Description
4.3.1.3 Format Type = 32h (Format BD-R with Spare Areas)
The drive supports the Format Sub-types as Table 9 - Format Sub-type.
Table 9 - Format Sub-type
Sub-type
Value
00b SRM with POW
01b SRM without POW
Description
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4.4 GET CONFIGURATION Command
4.4.1 Feature List and Profile List
Supported Feature is listed to Table 10 – Feature List.
Table 10 – Feature List
Feature Number Feature Name
0000h Profile List
0001h Core
0002h Morphing
0003h Removable Medium
0004h Write Protect
0010h Random Readable
001Dh Multi Read
001Eh CD Read
001Fh DVD Read
0020h Random Writable
0021h Incremental Streaming Writable
0023h Formattable
0024h Hardware Defect Management
0026h Restricted Overwrite
002Ah +RW
002Bh +R
002Ch DVD-RW Restricted Overwrite
002Dh CD-Track at Once
002Eh CD Mastering
002Fh DVD-R/-RW Write
0033h Layer Jump Recording
0038h BD-R POW
003Bh +R Double Layer
0040h BD Read
0041h BD Write
0100h Power Management
0103h CD Audio analog play
0104h Microcode Upgrade
0105h Time-out
0106h DVD-CSS
0107h Real-Time Streaming
0108h Logical Unit serial number
010Ah Disc Control Block
010Bh DVD CPRM
010Dh AACS
The +RW feature and the +R feature are defined in MMC-5.
The +R Double Layer feature is defined in Double Layer +R Multi-Media Command Set.
All other features are defined in SFFC INF-8090i.
In case of BDC-203, 0038h : BD-R POW and 0041h : BD Write do not exist.
Supported Profile is listed below.
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The +RW profile and the +R profile are defined in MMC-5.
The +R Double Layer profile is defined in Double Layer +R Multi-Media Command Set.
All other profiles are defined in SFFC INF-8090i.
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The Morphing is occurred when the media or media state is changed. The drive has Media states that is described in the Table 12
– Media states.
Table 12 – Media states
State No Media State Descriptions
1 No Media Not Ready
2 CD-ROM Complete
3-1 Empty Empty Disc
3-2 No Complete Session No Session closed Disc (Track at Once or Packet writing disc)
3-3 Existing Complete Session
3-4
4-1 Empty Empty or Blanked Disc
4-2 No Complete Session No Session closed Disc (Track at Once or Packet writing disc)
4-3 Existing Complete Session Session closed Disc
4-4 Complete Not appendable Disc (Disc at Once writing or Finalized disc)
4-5
6-1 Empty Empty or Blanked Disc
6-2 No Complete Border No Border closed Disc
6-3 Existing Complete Border
6-4
7-1 Empty Empty or Blanked Disc
7-2 No Complete Border No Border closed Disc
7-3 Existing Complete Border Border closed Disc
7-4 Full Formatted Full formatted Disc
7-5
8-1 Empty Empty Disc
8-2 No Complete Session No Session closed Disc
8-3 Existing Complete Session
8-4
9-1 Empty Empty Disc
9-2 Full Formatted Full formatted Disc
9-3
10 DVD-RAM Complete
11-1 Empty Empty Disc
11-2 No Complete Session No Session closed Disc
17 BD-ROM Complete
18-1 BD-R Empty Empty (Blank) Disc
18-2 No Complete Session No Session closed Disc
18-3 Existing Complete Session One or more closed Disc (Appendable)
18-4
18-8 No Complete Appendable
18-9
CD-R
Complete Not appendable Disc (Disc at Once writing or Finalized disc)
CD-RW
Full Formatted Full formatted Disc
5 DVD-ROM Complete
DVD-R
Complete Not appendable Disc
DVD-RW
Quick Formatted 1st Border is Quick formatted
+R
Complete Not appendable Disc
+RW
Partially Formatted Partially Formatted Disc
+R Double
Layer
Complete Not appendable Disc
DVD-R Dual
Layer
DVD-R Dual
Layer[Layer
Jump Rec.]
BD-RE
BD-R SRM
BD-R RRM
Complete Not appendable Disc
Complete Complete [Layer Jump Recording]
Complete Complete (Formatted) Disc
Complete Not Appendable
Complete Not Appendable
Session closed Disc (Session at Once writing or Session closed disc :
Appendable)
Border closed Disc
(Appendable)
One or more Session closed Disc
(Appendable)
One or more Session closed Disc
(Appendable)
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4.4.3 Current Profile of the Feature Header and Current bit of the Profile List
The Current Profile of the Feature Header and the Current bit of the Profile List is set as following. The Current Profile and
Current bit of Profile List is morphed by media state.
4.4.3.1 Current Profile and Current bit for No Media and CD Media
The following table indicates the Current Profile of the Feature Header and the Current bit of the Profile List that no media or
CD media is mounted.
Table 13 – Current Profile and Current bit for No Media and CD Media
Current bit of the
Profile
State
Current
No
Profile
0008
0009
CD-R
CD-ROM
1 0000h 0 0 0 No Profile whose current bit is set to one exists.
2 0008h 1 0 0
3-1 0009h 0 1 0
3-2 0009h 0 1 0
3-3 0009h 1 1 0
3-4 0008h 1 0 0
4-1 000Ah 0 1 1
4-2 000Ah 0 1 1
4-3 000Ah 1 1 1
4-4 000Ah 1 0 1
4-5 000Ah 1 0 1
The other Current bits are all 0.
000A
CD-RW
Only CD-ROM Profile is current to indicate the disc
is read only.
Only CD-R Profile is current to indicate the disc is
writable as a CD-R.
Only CD-R Profile is current to indicate the disc is
writable as a CD-R.
CD-ROM Profile is current to indicate the disc can be
mounted as a CD-ROM.
CD-R Profile is current to indicate the disc is writable
as a CD-R.
Only CD-ROM Profile is current to indicate the disc
is read only.
Both CD-R Profile and CD-RW Profile are current to
indicate the disc is writable as a CD-R or a CD-RW.
CD-ROM Profile is current to indicate the disc can be
mounted as a CD-ROM.
Both CD-R Profile and CD-RW Profile are current to
indicate the disc is writable as a CD-R or a CD-RW.
CD-ROM Profile is current to indicate the disc can be
mounted as a CD-ROM.
CD-RW Profile is current to indicate the disc can be
erased or reformatted.
CD-ROM Profile is current to indicate the disc can be
mounted as a CD-ROM.
CD-RW Profile is current to indicate the disc can be
overwritten, erased or reformatted.
descriptions
4.4.3.2 Current Profile and Current bit for DVD Media
The following table indicates the Current Profile of the Feature Header and the Current bit of the Profile List that DVD media is
mounted.
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Table 14 – Current Profile and Current bit for DVD Media
Current bit of the Profile
State
12-1 0015h
12-2 0015h
12-3 0010h
12-4 0016h
12-5 0016h
12-6 0010h 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Current
No
Profile
5 0010h 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
6-1
6-2
6-3
6-4 0010h 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
7-1 0014h 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0
7-2 0014h 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0
7-3 0014h 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0
7-4 0013h 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0
7-5 0013h 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0
0011h
*a
0011h
*b
0011h
*b
10 0012h
*a : If the LPP information of the disc does not applicable for the drive to execute write operations, the disc is regarded as
incompatible media and the Current Profile is set to 0000h.
*b : If the LPP information of the disc does not applicable for the drive to execute write operations, the Current Profile is set to
0010h.
0002
0010
0011
0012
0013
0014
DVD-ROM
Removable Disc
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
DVD-R S.W.
DVD-RAM
DVD-RW R.O.
DVD-R DL
DVD-RW S.W.
S.W.0015
0016
DVD-R DL L.J.
1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
DVD-ROM Profile is current to indicate the
read only.
DVD-R Sequential Recording Profile is
current to indicate the sequential writable.
DVD-R Sequential Recording Profile is
current to indicate the sequential writable.
DVD-ROM Profile is current to indicate the
disc can be mounted as a DVD-ROM.
DVD-R Sequential Recording Profile is
current to indicate the disc is sequential
writable.
Only DVD-ROM Profile is current to indicate
the disc is read only.
DVD-R/-RW Sequential Recording Profile is
current to indicate the disc is sequential
writable.
DVD-RW Restricted Overwrite Profile is
current to indicate the disc is formattable.
DVD-ROM Profile is current to indicate the
disc can be mounted as a DVD-ROM.
DVD-R/RW Sequential Recording Profile is
current to indicate the disc is sequential
writable.
DVD-RW Restricted Overwrite Profile is
current to indicate the disc is formattable..
DVD-ROM Profile is current to indicate the
disc can be mounted as a DVD-ROM.
DVD-RW Sequential Recording Profile is
current to indicate the disc is erasable.
DVD-RW Restricted Overwrite Profile is
current to indicate the disc is overwritable.
DVD-RW Sequential Recording Profile is
current to indicate the disc is erasable.
DVD-RW Restricted Overwrite Profile is
current to indicate the disc is overwritable.
Removable disc Profile is current to indicate
the disc is Writable disk capable with
removable media.
DVD-RAM Profile is indicate the disc is
Random writable.
DVD-R DL Sequential Recording Profile is
current to indicate the sequential writable.
DVD-R DL Sequential Recording Profile is
current to indicate the sequential writable.
Only DVD-ROM Profile is current to indicate
the disc is read only.
DVD-R DL Layer Jump Recording Profile is
current to indicate the sequential writable.
DVD-R DL Layer Jump Recording Profile is
current to indicate the sequential writable.
Only DVD-ROM Profile is current to indicate
the disc is read only.
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The other Current bits are all 0.
4.4.3.3 Current Profile and Current bit for +R/+RW/+R DL Media
The following table indicates the Current Profile of the Feature Header and the Current bit of the Profile List that +R/+RW/+R
DL media is mounted.
Table 15 – Current Profile and Current bit for +R/+RW/+R DL Media
17 0040h 0 1 0 0 0 Only BD-ROM Profile is current.
*a: When the BD-RE disc with Spare areas is inserted, the Current bit of Removable Disc profile is 1.
*a 0 0 0 1
0002
0040
BD-ROM
0041
BD-R SRM
0042
BD-RE.
BD-R RRM
descriptions
0043
BD-RE Profile is current.
Only BD-R SRM Profile is current.
Only BD-R RRM Profile is current
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4.4.4 Current bit of the Feature List
4.4.4.1 Current bit of the Feature List for CD Media
The Current bit of the Feature List for CD media is set as Table 17 – Feature List for CD Media. The State No. is described in
theTable 12 – Media states.
Table 17 – Feature List for CD Media
State No.
Feature Name
0000h: Profile List 1 1111111111
0001h: Core 1 1111111111
0002h: Morphing 1 1111111111
0003h: Removable Medium 1 1111111111
0004h: Write Protect 0 0000000000
0010h: Random Readable 0 1011101111*a
001Dh: Multi Read 1 1111111111
001Eh: CD Read 0 1001100111*a
001Fh: DVD Read 0 0000000000
0020h: Random Writable 0 0000000000
0021h: Incremental Streaming Writable 0 0111011100*b
0023h: Formattable 0 0000011111
0024h: Hardware Defect Management 0 0000000000
0026h: Restricted Overwrite 0 000001*c*c*c1*b
002Ah: DVD+RW 0 0000000000
002Bh: DVD+R 0 0000000000
002Ch: Rigid Restricted Overwrite 0 0000000000
002Dh: CD-Track at Once 0 0111011100*b
002Eh: CD Mastering 0 0100010000*b
002Fh: DVD-R/-RW Write 0 0000000000
0033h: Layer Jump Recording 0 0000000000
0038h: BD-R POW 0 0000000000
003Bh: DVD+R Double Layer 0 0000000000
0040h: BD Read 0 0000000000
0041h: BD Write 0 0000000000
0100h: Power Management 1 1111111111
0103h: CD Audio analog play 0 *d0*d *d *d0*d *d *d0
0104h: Microcode Upgrade 1 0000000000
0105h: Time-out 1 1111111111
0106h: DVD-CSS 0 0000000000
0107h: Real-Time Streaming 0 1111111111
0108h: Logical Unit serial number 1 1111111111
010Ah: Disc Control Block 0 0000000000
010Bh: DVD CPRM 0 0000000000
010Dh: AACS 0 0000000000
*a: In write operation, if Read command or Play Audio command returns the Check Condition, the current bit is set to zero.
*b: In write operation, it keeps previous setting.
*c: This Feature indicates that Fixed Packet Writing is allowed. If only one Track is existing and the track is invisible or Fixed
Packet writing, the current bit is set to one.
*d: If Audio Track is existing, the current bit is set to one.
1 23-1 3-2 3-3 3-4 4-1 4-2 4-3 4-4 4-5
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4.4.4.2 Current bit of the Feature List for DVD Media
The Current bit of the Feature List for DVD media is set as Table 18 – Feature List for DVD-ROM/-R/-RW/RAM Media. The
State No. is described in the Table 12 – Media states.
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4.4.4.3 Current bit of the Feature List for +R/+RW/+R DL Media
The Current bit of the Feature List for +R/+RW/+R DL media is set as Table 19 – Feature List for +R/+RW/+R DL Media. The
State No. is described in the Table 12 – Media states.
Table 19 – Feature List for +R/+RW/+R DL Media
State No.
Feature Name
0000h: Profile List 111111111111
0001h: Core 111111111111
0002h: Morphing 111111111111
0003h: Removable Medium 111111111111
0004h: Write Protect 000000000000
0010h: Random Readable 001110110111 *a
001Dh: Multi Read 000000000000
001Eh: CD Read 000000000000
001Fh: DVD Read 001110110111 *a
0020h: Random Writable 000000110000
0021h: Incremental Streaming Writable 000000000000
0023h: Formattable 000001110000
0024h: Hardware Defect Management 000000000000
0026h: Restricted Overwrite 000000000000
002Ah: DVD+RW 000001110000
002Bh: DVD+R 011110000000
002Ch: Rigid Restricted Overwrite 000000000000
002Dh: CD-Track at Once 000000000000
002Eh: CD Mastering 000000000000
002Fh: DVD-R/-RW Write 000000000000
0033h: Layer Jump Recording 000000000000
0038h: BD-R POW 000000000000
003Bh: DVD+R Double Layer 000000001111
0040h: BD Read 000000000000
0041h: BD Write 000000000000
0100h: Power Management 111111111111
0103h: CD Audio analog play 000000000000
0104h: Microcode Upgrade 100000000000
0105h: Time-out 111111111111
0106h: DVD-CSS 000000000000
0107h: Real-Time Streaming 001110110111
0108h: Logical Unit serial number 111111111111
010Ah: Disc Control Block 011111111111
010Bh: DVD CPRM 000000000000
010Dh: AACS 000000000000
*a: In write operation, if Read command returns the Check Condition, the current bit is set to zero.
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4.4.4.4 Current bit of the Feature List for BD-RE/R/ROM Media
The Current bit of the Feature List for BD-RE/R/ROM media is set asTable 20 – Feature List for BD-RE/R/ROM Media.
The State No. is described in the Table 12 – Media states.
Table 20 – Feature List for BD-RE/R/ROM Media
State No.
Feature Name
0000h: Profile List 1111111
0001h: Core 1111111
0002h: Morphing 1111111
0003h: Removable Medium 1111111
0004h: Write Protect 1101110
0010h: Random Readable 0110111
001Dh: Multi Read 0000000
001Eh: CD Read 0000000
001Fh: DVD Read 0000000
0020h: Random Writable 0100000
0021h: Incremental Streaming Writable 0001110
0023h: Formattable 1101000
0024h: Hardware Defect Management 0100111*a
0026h: Restricted Overwrite 0000000
002Ah:+RW 0000000
002Bh: +R 0000000
002Ch: Rigid Restricted Overwrite 0000000
002Dh: CD-Track at Once 0000000
002Eh: CD Mastering 0000000
002Fh: DVD-R/-RW Write 0000000
0033h: Layer Jump Recording 0000000
0038h: BD-R POW 0000110*b
003Bh: DVD+R Double Layer 0000000
0040h: BD Read 0110111
0041h: BD Write 0101110*c
0100h: Power Management 1111111
0103h: CD Audio analog play 0000000
0104h: Microcode Upgrade 0000000
0105h: Time-out 1111111
0106h: DVD-CSS 0000000
0107h: Real-Time Streaming 0111111
0108h: Logical Unit serial number 1111111
010Ah: Disc Control Block 0001111
010Bh: DVD CPRM 0001111
010Dh : AACS 1111111
*a: Defect Management Feature is not marked Current when no spares are allocated.
*b: BD-R POW Feature is not marked Current when the Recording mode is not SRM with LOW.
*c: BD Write Feature is not marked Current when Unknown PAC Rules are applicable or the Disc Write Protect PAC is valid.
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4.5 GET EVENT/STATUS NOTIFICATION Command
The drive supports polling mode only. The Immed bit must be set to one.
Following Notification Classes are supported.
Table 21 - Notification Class Request
Bit Definition Support
0 Reserved 1 Operational Change Request/Notification yes
2 Power Management yes
3 External Request no
4 Media yes
5 Multi Host no
6 Device Busy no
7 Reserved -
4.5.1 Media Events
Following Media Events are supported.
Table 22 – Media Event Format
Code Event Description
0 NoChg
1 Eject Request
2 NewMedia
3 - 4 Reserved
5 BGformatCompleted
6 BGformatRestarted
7 - F Reserved
Media status is unchanged.
The drive has received a request from
the user to eject the media.
The drive has received new media, and
is ready to access it.
A +RW background format has
completed.
A +RW background format has been
automatically restarted by the drive.
4.6 GET PERFORMANCE Command
Following Types are supported.
Table 23 – Type field values description
Type field
value
00h Performance
01h Unusable Area (DVD-RAM, BD-RE)
03h Write Speed
Definition
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4.6.1 Performance (Type field = 00h)
The drive has nominal only performance parameter. If Except field dose not set to 00b, the drive returns the Performance Header
only.
Table 24 – Performance Data
Write
bit
0
Disc
No Media 0
CD-ROM 0
CD-R 0
CD-RW 0
DVD-ROM 0
DVD-ROM Dual 0
DVD-R 0
DVD-RW 0
DVD-R DL 0
DVD-RAM 0 Established Read Speed
+R 0
+RW 0
+R DL 0
BD-ROM 0
BD-ROM Dual 0
BD-R/RE 0
BD-R/RE DL 0
Start
LBA
Start Performance End LBA End Performance
DVD 16x CAV
16*1385*(240/585)
= 9091 (2383h)
CD 40x CAV
40*2352*75/1000*(240/585)
= 2894 (B4Eh)
CD 32x CAV
32*2352*75/1000*(240/585)
= 2315 (90Bh)
CD 24x CAV
24*2352*75/1000*(240/585)
= 1736 (6C8h)
DVD 16x CAV
16*1385*(240/585)
= 9091 (2383h)
DVD 12x CAV
12*1385*(240/585)
= 6818 (1AA2h)
DVD 16x CAV
16*1385*(240/585)
= 9091 (2383h)
DVD 12x CAV
12*1385*(240/585)
= 6818 (1AA2h)
DVD 12x CAV
12*1385*(240/585)
= 6818 (1AA2h)
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CD-ROM Only the Performance Header is returned.
CD-R
CD-RW
DVD-ROM Only the Performance Header is returned.
DVD-R
DVD-RW
DVD- R DL 0 Established Write Speed
1
DVD-RAM 0 Established Write Speed
+R
+RW
+R DL 0 Established Write Speed
DVD 16x CLV
16*1385 = 22160 (5690h)
0 Established Write Speed
0 Established Write Speed
0 Established Write Speed
0
Outermost
Lead-out Start
LBA in ATIP -1
Outermost
Lead-out Start
LBA in LPP -1
Last Possible
Lead-out Start
LBA – 1
Last LBA,
decided with
FormatUnitCom
and
Outermost
Lead-out Start
LBA in ADIP -1
Last Possible
Lead-out Start
LBA – 1
DVD 16x CLV
16*1385 = 22160 (5690h)
Established Write Speed
Established Write Speed
Established Write Speed
Established Write Speed
Established Write Speed
Established Write Speed
BD-ROM Only the Performance Header is returned.
Outermost
BD-R/RE 0 Established Write Speed
BD-R/RE DL 0 Established Write Speed
Notes: About the Last Possible Lead-out Start LBA of +R DL media, refer the Notes of Table 26 – Write Speed Data for DVD
Media.
Lead-out Start
LBA in ADIP -1
Outermost
Lead-out Start
LBA in ADIP -1
Established Write Speed
Established Write Speed
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4.6.2 Write Speed (Type field = 03h)
4.6.2.1 Write Speed Data for No Media and CD Media
Table 25 – Write Speed Data for No Media and CD Media
Disc
No Media
CD-ROM
CD-R
CD-RW
(Ultra Speed+)
Write Speed
Descriptor #
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
#7
#8
#9
#10
#11
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#1
#2
End LBA Read Speed Write Speed
DVD 16x CLV
16*1385 = 22160 (5690h)
DVD 12x CLV
12*1385 = 16620 (40ECh)
DVD 8x CLV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 5x CLV
5*1385 = 6925 (1B0Dh)
23127Fh
Lead-out Start LBA
of Last Session -1
Outermost Lead-out
Start LBA from
ATIP -1
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 3.3x CLV
3.3*1385 = 4570 (11DAh)
DVD 3x CLV
3*1385 = 4155 (103Bh)
DVD 2.4x CLV
2.4*1385 = 3324 (CFCh)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 1x CLV
1*1385 = 1385 (569h)
CD 32x CLV
32*2352*75/1000 = 5644
(160Ch)
CD 24x CLV
24*2352*75/1000 = 4234
(108Ah)
CD 16x CLV
16*2352*75/1000 = 2823
(B07h)
CD 10x CLV
10*2352*75/1000 = 1764
(6E4h)
CD 4x CLV
4*2352*75/1000 = 706 (2C2h)
CD 32x CLV
32*2352*75/1000 = 5644
(160Ch)
CD 24x CLV
24*2352*75/1000 = 4234
(108Ah)
CD 16x CLV
16*2352*75/1000 = 2823
(B07h)
CD 10x CLV
10*2352*75/1000 = 1764
(6E4h)
CD 4x CLV
4*2352*75/1000 = 706 (2C2h)
CD 24x CLV
24*2352*75/1000 = 4234
(108Ah)
CD 16x CLV
16*2352*75/1000 = 2823
(B07h)
DVD 16x CLV
16*1385 = 22160 (5690h)
DVD 12x CLV
12*1385 = 16620 (40ECh)
DVD 8x CLV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 5x CLV
5*1385 = 6925 (1B0Dh)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 3.3x CLV
3.3*1385 = 4570 (11DAh)
DVD 3x CLV
3*1385 = 4155 (103Bh)
DVD 2.4x CLV
2.4*1385 = 3324 (CFCh)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 1x CLV
1*1385 = 1385 (569h)
CD 32x CLV
32*2352*75/1000 = 5644
(160Ch)
CD 24x CLV
24*2352*75/1000 = 4234
(108Ah)
CD 16x CLV
16*2352*75/1000 = 2823
(B07h)
CD 10x CLV
10*2352*75/1000 = 1764
(6E4h)
CD 4x CLV
4*2352*75/1000 = 706 (2C2h)
CD 32x CLV
32*2352*75/1000 = 5644
(160Ch)
CD 24x CLV
24*2352*75/1000 = 4234
(108Ah)
CD 16x CLV
16*2352*75/1000 = 2823
(B07h)
CD 10x CLV
10*2352*75/1000 = 1764
(6E4h)
CD 4x CLV
4*2352*75/1000 = 706 (2C2h)
CD 24x CLV
24*2352*75/1000 = 4234
(108Ah)
CD 16x CLV
16*2352*75/1000 = 2823
(B07h)
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CD-RW
(High Speed)
CD-RW
(1x – 4x)
#3
#1
#2
#3
#1
#2
#1
CD 10x CLV
10*2352*75/1000 = 1764
(6E4h)
CD 24x CLV
24*2352*75/1000 = 4234
(108Ah)
CD 16x CLV
16*2352*75/1000 = 2823
(B07h)
CD 10x CLV
10*2352*75/1000 = 1764
(6E4h)
CD 10x CLV
10*2352*75/1000 = 1764
(6E4h)
CD 4x CLV
4*2352*75/1000 = 706 (2C2h)
CD 4x CLV
4*2352*75/1000 = 706 (2C2h)
CD 10x CLV
10*2352*75/1000 = 1764
(6E4h)
CD 24x CLV
24*2352*75/1000 = 4234
(108Ah)
CD 16x CLV
16*2352*75/1000 = 2823
(B07h)
CD 10x CLV
10*2352*75/1000 = 1764
(6E4h)
CD 10x CLV
10*2352*75/1000 = 1764
(6E4h)
CD 4x CLV
4*2352*75/1000 = 706 (2C2h)
CD 4x CLV
4*2352*75/1000 = 706 (2C2h)
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4.6.2.2 Write Speed Data for DVD Media
Table 26 – Write Speed Data for DVD Media
Disc
DVD-ROM
DVD-R (16x)
CAV Writing
DVD-R (16x)
Z-CLV Writing
DVD-R (8x)
DVD-R (4x)
DVD-R (1x) #1
DVD-R DL(8x)
Write Speed
Descriptor #
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
#7
#8
#9
#10
#11
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#1
#2
#3
#4
#1
#2
#3
#1
#2
#3
#4
End LBA Read Speed Write Speed
Last LBA
Outermost Lead-out
Start LBA in LPP - 1
Last Possible Lead-out
Start LBA -1
DVD 16x CLV
16*1385 = 22160 (5690h)
DVD 12x CLV
12*1385 = 16620 (40ECh)
DVD 8x CLV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 5 CLV
5*1385 = 6925 (1B0Dh)
DVD 4 CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 3.3x CLV
3.3*1385 = 4570 (11DAh)
DVD 3x CLV
3*1385 = 4155 (103Bh)
DVD 2.4x CLV
2.4*1385 = 3324 (CFCh)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 1x CLV
1*1385 = 1385 (569h)
DVD 16x CAV
16*1385 = 22160 (5690h)
DVD 12x P-CAV
12*1385 = 16620 (40ECh)
DVD 8x P-CAV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 12x CLV
12*1385 = 16620 (40ECh)
DVD 8x CLV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 1x CLV
1*1385 = 1385 (569h)
DVD 1x CLV
1*1385 = 1385 (569h)
DVD 8x CLV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 16x CLV
16*1385 = 22160 (5690h)
DVD 12x CLV
12*1385 = 16620 (40ECh)
DVD 8x CLV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 5x CLV
5*1385 = 6925 (1B0Dh)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 3.3x CLV
3.3*1385 = 4570 (11DAh)
DVD 3x CLV
3*1385 = 4155 (103Bh)
DVD 2.4x CLV
2.4*1385 = 3324 (CFCh)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 1x CLV
1*1385 = 1385 (569h)
DVD 16x CAV
16*1385 = 22160 (5690h)
DVD 12x P-CAV
12*1385 = 16620 (40ECh)
DVD 8x P-CAV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 12x CLV
12*1385 = 16620 (40ECh)
DVD 8x CLV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 1x CLV
1*1385 = 1385 (569h)
DVD 1x CLV
1*1385 = 1385 (569h)
DVD 8x CLV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
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DVD-RW (6x)
DVD-RW (4x)
DVD-RW (2x)
DVD-RW (1x) #1
DVD-RAM (5x)
DVD-RAM (3x)
DVD-RAM (2x) #1
+R (16x)
CAV Writing
(Z-CLV
Writing)
+R (16x)
Z-CLV Writing
+R (8x)
+R (4x)
+R (2.4x) #1
+R DL(8x)
+RW (8x)
#2
#3
#1
#2
#1
#2
#1
#2
#3
#1
#2
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#1
#2
#3
#4
#1
#2
#1
#2
#3
#4
#1
#2
Outermost Lead-out
Start LBA in LPP - 1
Last LBA, decided
with
FormatUnitComand
Outermost Lead-out
Start LBA in ADIP - 1
Last Possible Lead-out
Start LBA -1
Outermost Lead-out
Start LBA in ADIP - 1
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 1x CLV
1*1385 = 1385 (569h)
DVD 1x CLV
1*1385 = 1385 (569h)
DVD 5x CLV
5*1385 = 6925 (1B0Dh)
DVD 3x CLV
3*1385 = 4155 (103Bh)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 3x CLV
3*1385 = 4155 (103Bh)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 16x CAV
16*1385 = 22160 (5690h)
DVD 12x P-CAV
12*1385 = 16620 (40ECh)
DVD 8x P-CAV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 12x CLV
12*1385 = 16620 (40ECh)
DVD 8x CLV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 2.4x CLV
2.4*1385 = 3324 (CFCh)
DVD 2.4x CLV
2.4*1385 = 3324 (CFCh)
DVD 8x CLV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 2.4x CLV
2.4*1385 = 3324 (CFCh)
DVD 8x CLV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 1x CLV
1*1385 = 1385 (569h)
DVD 1x CLV
1*1385 = 1385 (569h)
DVD 5x CLV
5*1385 = 6925 (1B0Dh)
DVD 3x CLV
3*1385 = 4155 (103Bh)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 3x CLV
3*1385 = 4155 (103Bh)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 2x CLV
2*1385 = 2770 (AD2h)
DVD 16x CAV
16*1385 = 22160 (5690h)
DVD 12x P-CAV
12*1385 = 16620 (40ECh)
DVD 8x P-CAV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 12x CLV
12*1385 = 16620 (40ECh)
DVD 8x CLV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 2.4x CLV
2.4*1385 = 3324 (CFCh)
DVD 2.4x CLV
2.4*1385 = 3324 (CFCh)
DVD 8x CLV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 2.4x CLV
2.4*1385 = 3324 (CFCh)
DVD 8x CLV
8*1385 = 11080 (2B48h)
DVD 6x CLV
6*1385 = 8310 (2076h)
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+RW (2.4x) #1
Notes : For +R DL media, the Last Possible Lead-out Start LBA is set as follows.
1) In case of the disc which has no complete status, it is set to the following value.
The value = ( L0 Data Zone Capacity + 1 – 30000h ) x 2 – Extended Partial Lead-out Size
As for the L0 Data Zone Capacity,
if it has not been changed from the default value, it is set to the Last Possible Physical Sector of the Data Zone on Layer 0 in
ADIP,
and if it has been changed from the default value, it is set to the Actual last PSN of Data Zone on Layer 0 in TOC.
As for the Extended Partial Lead-out Size,
if the disc has an Extended Partial Lead-out, it is 30000h,
and if the disc has no Extended Partial Lead-out, it is 0.
2) In case of the disc which has a complete status, it is set to the Actual Lead-out Start LBA.
#3
#1
#2
DVD 3.3x CLV
3.3*1385 = 4570 (11DAh)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 2.4x CLV
2.4*1385 = 3324 (CFCh)
DVD 2.4x CLV
2.4*1385 = 3324 (CFCh)
DVD 3.3x CLV
3.3*1385 = 4570 (11DAh)
DVD 4x CLV
4*1385 = 5540 (15A4h)
DVD 2.4x CLV
2.4*1385 = 3324 (CFCh)
DVD 2.4x CLV
2.4*1385 = 3324 (CFCh)
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4.6.2.3 Write Speed Data for BD Media
Table 27 – Write Speed Data for BD Media
Disc
Write Speed
Descriptor #
#1
End LBA Read Speed Write Speed
BD 8x CLV
8*4495 = 35960 (8C78h)
BD 8x CLV
8*4495 = 35960 (8C78h)
BD-R SL/DL
#2
Z-CLV Writing
#3
#4
BD-RE SL/DL #1
Outermost Lead-out
Start LBA in ADIP - 1
BD 6x CLV
6*4495 = 26970 (695Ah)
BD 4x CLV
4*4495 = 17980 (463Ch)
BD 2x CLV
2*4495 = 8990 (231Eh)
BD 2x CLV
2*4495 = 8990 (231Eh)
BD 6x CLV
6*4495 = 26970 (695Ah)
BD 4x CLV
4*4495 = 17980 (463Ch)
BD 2x CLV
2*4495 = 8990 (231Eh)
BD 2x CLV
2*4495 = 8990 (231Eh)
4.7 INQUIRY Command
CmdDt bit, EVPD bit and Page Code or Operation Code field does not supported. These bit or field must be set to 0.
The drive returns following 96bytes Inquiry data.
Table28 - INQUIRY Data Format
Bit
Byte
0 Reserved Peripheral Device Type (05h)
1 RMB (1) Reserved
2 ISO Version (0h) ECMA Version (0h) ANSI Version (0h)
3 ATAPI Transport Version(3h) Response Data Format(2h)
4 Additional Length (5Bh)
5 Reserved
6 Reserved
7 Reserved
8
15
16
31
32
35
36 Reserved
37
46
47
55
56
95
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Vendor Identification = “PIONEER “
Product Identification = ” BD-RW BDR-203“
Product Revision Level = “X.XX”
Release Date = “YY/MM/DD”
Manufacture’s Information
Reserved
4.8 LOG SELECT Command
This command is used for checking the drive.
The specifications of this command are vendor unique.
4.9 LOG SENSE Command
This command is used for checking the drive.
The specifications of this command are vendor unique.
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4.10 MECHANISM STATUS Command
Mechanism Status Parameter List:
Fault bit, Current Slot field, C/DVD Mechanism State field, Number of Slots Available field and Length of Slot Table(s) field
are set to zero.
4.11 MODE SELECT (10) Command
The Save Page function is not supported. The SP bit must be set to zero.
Refer the MODE SENSE Command for the descriptions of each page.
4.12 MODE SENSE (10) Command
4.12.1 Mode Parameter Header
The Mode Parameter Header format is defined as shown in Table 29 - Mode Parameter Header.
Table 29 - Mode Parameter Header
Bit
Byte
0 (MSB)
1
2 Medium Type
3
4
5
6 (MSB)
7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Mode Data Length
Reserved
Block Descriptor Length (always 0000h)
(LSB)
(LSB)
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The Medium Type was defined in a legacy specification, and remains in this drive.
The Medium Type Codes are defined as shown in Table 30 – Medium Type Codes.
Table 30 – Medium Type Codes
Page code Description
00h Door closed, medium type unknown or BD
01h 120 mm CD-ROM data only, door closed
02h 120 mm CD-ROM audio only (CD-DA), door closed
03h 120 mm CD-ROM data and audio combined, door closed
04h 120 mm multi-session CD-ROM or CD-I, door closed
05h 80 mm CD-ROM data only, door closed
06h 80 mm CD-ROM audio only (CD-DA), door closed
07h 80 mm CD-ROM data and audio combined, door closed
08h 80 mm multi-session CD-ROM or CD-I, door closed
09h – 10h Reserved
11h 120 mm CD-R data only, door closed
12h 120 mm CD-R audio only, door closed
13h 120 mm CD-R data and audio combined, door closed
14h 120 mm multi-session CD-R, door closed
15h 80 mm CD-R data only, door closed
16h 80 mm CD-R audio only, door closed
17h 80 mm CD-R data and audio combined, door closed
18h 80 mm multi-session CD-R, door closed
19h – 20h Reserved
21h 120 mm CD-RW data only, door closed
22h 120 mm CD-RW audio only, door closed
23h 120 mm CD-RW data and audio combined, door closed
24h 120 mm multi-session CD-RW, door closed
25h 80 mm CD-RW data only, door closed
26h 80 mm CD-RW audio only, door closed
27h 80 mm CD-RW data and audio combined, door closed
28h 80 mm multi-session CD-RW, door closed
29h – 40h Reserved
41h 120 mm single border/session DVD-ROM/-R/-RW/RAM/+R/+RW, door closed
42h Reserved
43h Reserved
44h 120 mm multi border/session DVD-R/-RW/+R, door closed
45h 80 mm single border/session DVD-ROM/-R/-RW/RAM/+R/+RW, door closed
46h Reserved
47h Reserved
48h 80 mm multi border/session DVD-R/-RW/+R, door closed
47h Reserved
48h 80 mm multi border/session DVD-R/-RW/+R, door closed
49h – 6Fh Reserved
70h Door closed, no disc present
71h Door open
72h Door closed, incompatible medium exists
73h – FFh Reserved
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4.12.2 Mode Pages
The drive is not supported the Parameters Savable (PS) bit and must be set to zero.
The Page Code field identifies the format and parameters defined for that mode page.
The drive supports following Mode pages.
Table 31 - Mode Page Codes
Page code Description Section
01h Error Recovery Page 4.12.2.2 on page 31
05h Write Parameters Page 4.12.2.5 on page 32
08h Caching Page 4.12.2.1 on page 31
0Eh CD Audio Control Page See SFFC INF-8090i document
1Ah Power Condition Page 4.12.2.3 on page 31
1Dh Time-out & Protect Page 4.12.2.4 on page 31
2Ah Capabilities & Mechanical Status Page 4.12.2.6 on page 33
3Fh Return all pages (valid only for the MODE SENSE command)
4.12.2.1 Caching Page
The Caching Page is supported for compatibility of other CD-R/RW drive. This page has no effect on write/read operation. The
returned Caching parameters by the MODE SENSE (10) Command are modified to the new parameters after receiving new
parameters by MODE SENSE (10) Command.
Default value of the WCE bit is one. Default value of any other bits and field is zero.
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Disable Pre-fetch Transfer Length
Minimum Pre-fetch
Maximum Pre-fetch
Maximum Pre-fetch Ceiling
(LSB)
(LSB)
(LSB)
(LSB)
4.12.2.2 Error Recovery Parameters Page
The AWRE and ARRE bits are not supported and are ignored.
The TB, RC, DTE and DCR bits are ignored.
The PER bit and EMCDR field are used to control the defect reporting.
Setting value of the Read Retry Count and the Write Retry Count field are ignored.
4.12.2.3 Power Condition Page
The default value of an Idle bit is one. The default value of the Idle Timer field is 000000c8h (20 second).
The default value of the Standby bit is one. The default value of Standby Timer field is 000012C0h (8 minutes).
4.12.2.4 Time-out & Protect Page
The DISP, SWPP bits are not supported and must be set to 0.
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4.12.2.5 Write Parameters Mode Page
The parameters specified in the Write Parameters Mode Page are not applicable to DVD-RAM media.
The parameters specified in the Write Parameters Mode Page are not applicable to +R/+RW/+R DL media.
The parameters specified in the Write Parameters Mode Page are not applicable to formatted DVD-RW media.
The parameters specified in the Write Parameters Mode Page are not applicable to BD-RE/R media.
The default value of the BUFE bit is 1. The drive ignores this bit and assumes this bit is set to 1.
If LS_V bit is set to one, the Link Size field must be set to 7h for CD-R/RW or 10h for DVD-R/-RW. If LS_V bit is set to zero,
the drive assumes the Link Size of 7h for CD-R/RW or 10h for DVD-R/-RW. The default value of the LS_V bit is 1, and the
default value of the Link Size field is 10h.
If the Layer Jump Recording has not been supported, Layer Jump Recording (04h) is not supported.
The default value of the Test Write bit is 0, and the default value of the Write Type field is 0h.
When FP bit is set to one for CD-R/RW media, the Packet Size field must be set to 32. Because the drive supports 64K Fixed
Packet Writing only. The default value of the FP bit is 0.
The Copy bit is not supported, and setting of this bit is ignored.
The drive supports following Data Block Type for CD-R/RW media.
for CD-R/RW for DVD-R/-RW for DVD-R DL
SupportTest WriteSupportTest Write Support Test Write
Table 34 – Data Block Type Field
Value Block Size Definition Support for CD-R/RW
0 2352 Raw data yes
1 2368 Raw data with P and Q sub-channel yes
2 2448 Raw data with P-W sub-channel appended yes
3 2448 Raw data with raw P-W sub-channel appended yes
8 2048 Mode 1 (ISO/IEC 10149) yes
9 2336 Mode 2 (ISO/IEC 10149) yes
10 2048 Mode 2 (CD-ROM XA, form 1) yes
11 2056 Mode 2 (CD-ROM XA, form 1) yes
12 2324 Mode 2 (CD-ROM XA, form 2) yes
13 2332 Mode 2 (CD-ROM XA, form 1, form 2, or mixed form) yes
The drive supports writing of DVD and CD. Each media needs different value of Link Size field in Write Parameters page.
Current value of parameter can not change by mounted media automatically. But Default value of Link Size field is changed by
mounted media. If DVD media is mounted, Link Size field of default value in Write Parameter page is set to 10h. If CD media is
mounted, it is set to 07h. It recommends following step to setting the Write Parameters page.
1. Get default value of Write Parameters by using MODE SELECT command. ( Page Control (PC) field = 10b)
2. Modify the necessary field on above parameter.
3. Send the modified parameter by using MODE SELECT command.
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4.12.2.6 C/DVD Capabilities and Mechanical Status Page
The C/DVD Capabilities and Mechanical Status Page format is defined as shown in Table 35 - C/DVD Capabilities and
Mechanical Status Page Format.
Table 35 - C/DVD Capabilities and Mechanical Status Page Format
Number of Logical Unit Write Speed Performance Descriptor Tables
DVD-R/-R
ead
DVD-R
Write
Mode2
Form1
C2
Pointers
Supported
Side
Change
Capable
Maximum Read Speed Supported
Current Read Speed
Maximum Write Speed Supported
Current Write Speed
Reserved Rotation Control Selected
000000b 00b
Current Write Speed Selected
Reserved Rotation Control #1
000000b 00b
Write Speed Supported #1
DVD-RO
M Read
Reserved Test Write
Digital
Port(2)
R-W D&C
S/W Slot
Selection
(SSS)
Method 2
Digital
Port(1)
R-W
Supported
Prevent
Jumper
Supports
Disc
Present
(SDP)
CD-RW
Read
CD-RW
Write
Composite Audio Play
CDDA
Stream
Accurate
Lock State Lock
current
state
Separate
Channel
Mute
CD-R
Read
CD-R
Write
CD-DA
Sep. vol.
(LSB)
(LSB)
(LSB)
(LSB)
(LSB)
(LSB)
(LSB)
(LSB)
(LSB)
(LSB)
1
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Bit
Byte
64 Reserved = 00h
65
66 (MSB)
67
The Maximum Read Speed Supported field does not reflect the maximum read speed for each medium type and format. If no
disc is mounted in the drive, the field is set to the same value as DVD.
The Current Read Speed filed does not reflect the actual read speed. If no disc is mounted in the drive, the field is set to the same
value as DVD.
The Maximum Write Speed Supported field is set to the same value of the Write Speed Descriptor #1 data which is returned for
the GET PERFORMANCE command.
The Current Write Speed filed is set to the same value of the Write Performance data which is returned for the GET
PERFORMANCE command.
The Number of Logical Unit Write Speed Performance Descriptor Tables and The Logical Unit Write Speed Performance
Descriptors #1 - #8 are set to the suitable values by using the same algorism as the GET PERFORMANCE command.
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Reserved Rotation Control #8
000000b 00b
Write Speed Supported #9
(LSB)
4.13 PLAY CD Command
This command is defined in a legacy specification (MMC-2 Revision 10a).
4.14 READ (10), READ (12) Command
The RelAdr bit is not supported and must set to 0.
If the Streaming bit in the CDB of the READ (12) command is set to one, the FUA bit shall be set to zero. The setting of the
Streaming bit is no effect on the operation.
4.15 READ BUFFER Command
This command is used for checking the drive.
The specifications of this command are vendor unique.
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4.16 READ BUFFER CAPACITY Command
The Block bit is supported.
The Length of Buffer field in the READ BUFFER CAPACITY data is set to following.
BD or no medium : 180000h
DVD : 118000h
CD : 126800h
4.17 READ CAPACITY Command
The RelAdr bit is not supported and must set to 0.
If empty disc is mounted, the Logical Block Address field in the Read Capacity Data is set to zero.
If a non-blank +RW disc is mounted, the Logical Block Address field in the Read Capacity Data is set to 23053Fh.
If a disc that is not a +RW and has no Complete Session is mounted, Logical Block Address field in the Read Capacity Data is
set to zero.
When a CD-R/RW disc is mounted, if it is recorded by Track-at-once, the Logical Block Address field in the Read Capacity Data
is set to the LBA immediately behind of the outermost Lead-out, so 2 Run-out blocks will be encountered.
4.18 READ DISC INFORMATION Command
For +R/+R DL media, the Last Session Lead-in Start Address is the LBA of where the next Intro shall be recoded. If no session
exists on the disc, then the value returned is 00000000h. If the disc has complete status, then the value returned is FFFFFFFFh.
For +R media, the Last Possible Lead-out Start Address is the LBA found in the ADIP of the disc’s lead-in. If the disc has
complete status, then the value returned is FFFFFFFFh.
For +R DL media, the Last Possible Lead-out Start Address is set as follows.
1) In case of a disc that has no complete status, it is set to the following value.
The value = ( L0 Data Zone Capacity + 1 – 30000h ) x 2 – Extended Partial Lead-out Size
As for the L0 Data Zone Capacity,
if it has not been changed from the default value, it is set to the Last Possible Physical Sector of the Data Zone on Layer 0 in
ADIP,
and if it has been changed from the default value, it is set to the Actual last PSN of Data Zone on Layer 0 in TOC.
As for the Extended Partial Lead-out Size,
if the disc has an Extended Partial Lead-out, it is 30000h,
and if the disc has no Extended Partial Lead-out, it is 0.
2) In case of a disc that has a complete status, it is set to FFFFFFFFh.
The OPC table is not supported for +R/+RW/+R DL media.
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4.19 REQUEST SENSE Command
The drive returns the 22 bytes of Sense Data.
When Sense Key, Additional Sense Code and Additional Sense Code Qualifier field is set to 2/3A/00 MEDIUM NOT PRESENT
or 2/04/01 LOGICAL UNIT IS IN PROCESS OF BECOMING READY, the Loading information is set to Byte 21 in the Sense
Data as following.
Table 36 – Loading Status
Byte 21 Loading Status
00h Tray Open
01h Loading
02h Unloading
03h Tray Close and no media
04h Reserved
05h Tray Close and Setup
4.20 SET CD SPEED Command
The drive can not specify the reading speed by any Packet command. The setting of Logical Unit Read Speed field is ignored.
The reading speed is determined by the drive.
This command changes the writing speed for CD-R/RW media. It does not effect to the writing speed for DVD-R/-RW/RAM ,
+R/+RW/+R DL and BD-R/RE media.
The available writing speed may be restricted by the drive when the characteristic of media is not suitable for the speed.
Table 37 – Parameters to set Writing speed for CD-R/RW
The setting of the RDD, Exact and MRW bits and the Start LBA, End LBA, Read Size and Read Time fields are ignored. The
specified writing speed will apply to whole disc area.
It is recommended to use the following values in order to set the write speed;
Table 40 – Parameters to set Writing speed for CD-R/RW media
The RelAdr bit is not supported and must be set to zero.
If the drive received a WRITE (10) or a WRITE (12) Command which causes an over run condition of the writing buffer, the
execution of the command is deferred until the blank area of the buffer grows to be able to receive whole the data specified in the
command. In this period, the interface bus is held by the drive.
A recording start is carried out when one of the following conditions is realized.
1)Write Buffer fills.
2) SYNC CACHE command is received.
In the recording state ,if eject or read request occurs, the data in a buffer is recorded and it ends. Eject or read request is
performed continuously.
In the recording state ,if a buffer-under-run occurs, the drive leaves data for 1ECC and interrupts record operation temporarily
until It receive the following Write command.
The Streaming bit of the WRITE (12) Command is reflected to the time-out value of write starting. If Streaming bit is set to one,
the time-out value is set to 2 sec. If Streaming bit is set to zero time-out value is set to 5 sec. The drive maintains the Streaming
bit of the latest Write (12) Command and determines the time-out value by maintained Streaming bit when writing operation is
started. If sequential data are transferred, the Streaming bit of all WRITE (12) Command needs to keep same value.
The time-out value is valid in normal operating condition. If the drive is in abnormal condition, for example play backing the
damaged area on the media, the time-out value will be grower by the drive to return from emergency condition of servo
mechanism.
The FUA bit and the TSR bit are not supported and these are ignored.
For BD-RE/R, if the Streamig bit is set to one, Stream recording operation is used.
The VNR bit of WRITE(12) is applicable to BD-RE/R.
+R DL
Writing Speed
8x ZCLV 8x ZCLV
BD-RE
2x CLV
+RW
Writing Speed
4.23 WRITE BUFFER Command
This command is used for checking the drive or firmware update.
The specifications of this command are vendor unique.
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