Try the scsi advanced command:
scsi modeselect -p page { -o offset -v value }... device_name
The scsi modeselect command sets the mode select pages of a device to new values. Mode select pages define the configurations of a device, and some of these values may be changed. For example, setting the compression values on a tape drive requires setting the 0x0f mode page. Setting new sector sizes before a drive is reformated requires setting another mode page.
The -p option sets the mode page to retrieve.
The -o option determines the byte offset in the mode parameters to change.
The -v option indicates the new value for a given byte offset denoted by the -o option.
Several -o and -v values can be set and changed at the same time. For example, to change byte number 0x08 and byte number 0x1f in mode page 0xe on device SWITCH:8.3 to 0xff and 0x38 respectively, the command line would be `scsi modeselect -p 0xe -o 0x08 -v 0xff -o 0x1f -v 0x38 SWITCH:8.3'.
The device_name field is the target device name and is specified using the electrial name format. Examples include `8.3' and `SWITCH:4.3'.
