Error Type CE0

If the I3CC detects an illegally formatted CCC, then the I3CC stops the transmission, sends a STOP, and retries the transmission.

An example of an illegally formatted CCC is the I3CC receiving just one byte from the target in a GETMWL CCC, when it expects two bytes.

I3CC does not decode the CCC as it is transparent for the application. The I3CC always initiates the CCC transfer and expects the number of bytes as mentioned in DATA_LENGTH field of Transfer argument.

If the target terminates earlier than the DATA_LENGTH expected by the I3CC, the I3CC represents it in the DATA_LENGTH of the RESPONSE.

The application has to decode this information through RESPONSE of the CCC transfer and can re-issue the same command in the COMMAND_QUEUE for re-transmission.