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Line 1: ''KCQ redirects here. For the radio station in Saginaw, Michigan, see [[WKCQ]]'' '''Key Code Qualifier''' is ~~a computer term used to describe~~ an error-code returned by a [[SCSI]] device. When a SCSI [[SCSI target\|target]] device returns a [[SCSI check condition\|check condition]] in response to a [[SCSI command\|command]], the [[SCSI initiator\|initiator]] usually then issues a [[SCSI Request Sense Command\|SCSI Request Sense command]]. This process is part of a SCSI protocol called [[SCSI contingent allegiance condition\|Contingent Allegiance Condition]]. The target will respond to the Request Sense command with a set of [[SCSI Request Sense Command\|SCSI sense data]] which includes three fields giving increasing levels of detail about the error:

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