I posted a message here on Feb 9 that answers this question. Maybe you
missed it?
Here is an atr for Cyberflex that specifies a four second WWT:
3b 97 94 40 28 57 65 62 63 61 72 64
T=0 TA1=94 TD1=40 TC2=28
7 historical bytes: W e b c a r d
103 etu = 372 F / 1 D * 3.58 f
3990 cwt = (960 * 40 WI * 372 F) / 3.58 f / 1000
You can change the number of historical bytes, which is given in the bottom
nibble of the second byte. Remember that all but the last two historical
bytes are specified in the "set java atr" apdu, whereas the last two are
specified in the exception thrown by your applet's main() method.
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