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, that
handles T=0, T=1 or memory card translation internally in the PC/SC (or reader)
driver. Maybe that is what PROTOCOL_RAW was initially invented for.
Or is anyone out there able to explain the use of the PCI data structure to me ?
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-Number_of_Data_Units = 256;
Hope this helps. Additional information is contained in the MCT specifications.
You will find a link on our website.
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Hi everyone
We've released a new version of the ECO 5000 driver at www.cardcontact.de
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PC/SC. On top of that a PKCS#11 layer will do the rest.
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from the web), just let me know.
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).
I know that this is an ugly problem, but I would still recommend to change the
interface declaration to archive cross platform compatibility and avoid hard to
find errors as the one above.
Any comments ?
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