On Mon, 3 Jul 2000, Angie Mitchell wrote:
> I'm trying to figure out what kind of smartcard I have.. it's got all
> eight pads/pins, on a blank white card with no markings at all.. is there
> anything I can do to identify this card and the specs on this card? the
> transmission protocals, voltage and current values, atr, etc etc... any
> information would be helpfull.. thanks in advance..
You could see if the chip is in ISO or AFNOR position (AFNOR position is
upper than ISO).
You could check if it's an asynchronous card (ie microprocessor card), and
tell us the ATR (Answer To Reset).
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