Venkat - DigiSAFE wrote:
The command requires exactly 8 data bytes. However the pin i received is
only 6 bytes long. The manual mentions that padding must be applied for pins
shorter than 8 bytes (Change CHV command). But how exactly do i have to do
this.
I realized that in windows, padding happens with 0xff automatically in case
PIN falls short of 8 characters. This worked for me.
And for me too, thanks for this hint. The cards response is 0x9000 which
means pin has been verified successfully. Maybe it was a trivial problem
and padding with 0xFF is the natural way to do this. But it is strange,
that there is no detailed description in the "Programmer`s Guide" or
somewhere else.
--
El
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