Then it's probably only their RS232 <--> TTL converter for the I/O pin
left to blame. If you like hardware, and wants to confirm it, hook up
an oscilloskope. One channel to the RS232 side, and one to the smart card
I/O side. Then, just look what the converter does to your nice 115k2...
Just an
Okay... I've searched like crazy, but I cannot find the full text of ISO
7816 anywhere... :( Anyone happen to know somewhere where that kind of
thing is?
Also, the IDF<->ICC protocol is not defined explicitly in the PC/SC
standard... I can only assume that it's in ISO 7816. Is this correct?
Sorr
Here is Gregor's bounced response:
Taral wrote:
>
> Okay... I've searched like crazy, but I cannot find the full text of ISO
> 7816 anywhere... :( Anyone happen to know somewhere where that kind of
> thing is?
Hi,
take a look at
http://www.fh-augsburg.de/~bossekr/iso7816_4.html
Hope this wi
7816 is copyrighted and can be purchased from: www.iso.ch
Prices, etc. can be found in their web pages, as well.
Danny
Taral wrote:
> Okay... I've searched like crazy, but I cannot find the full text of ISO
> 7816 anywhere... :( Anyone happen to know somewhere where that kind of
> thing is?
D
ISO makes some of its money from member fees, but most of it comes from
selling copies of specs. So you won't often find free copies of 7816.
The most interesting part of 7816 is part 3, usually called 7816-3. There
used to be a copy of this on the SCDA web site, but it was an older version
and
