Obviously it's usable, otherwise this group wouldn't be here.
Does this ChipDrive have a light on it?
Does it go on for a split second when you put the card in?
Do you have any other software from the Towitoko people that works with this
device to verify that it works?
Have you turned on the debug tracing messages to see if the OCF is aware of
the card?
Have you attempted any reasonable amount of debugging before asserting that
the OCF doesn't work?
T
P.S. Maybe you should use a less incendiary subject line for your next
post.
"Gary Boon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> The reason for the above question is that I have a Towitoko ChipDrive
extern
> reader. I've installed the latest associated drivers from Towitoko's web
> site (version 2.14.04), which is described as being OCF compliant.
>
> In attempting to use this reader under OCF, I wanted to use the PCSC
> interface. Hence I used the pcsc CardTerminal provided in the reference
> terminals (both of the provided ones attempted). For the CardService I
> decided to use the PassThru CardService.
>
> I wrote a simple app to wait for card entry as detailed in the programmers
> reference manual.
>
> Unfortunately, when a card is inserted no response is provided by the OCF
> application.
>
> My question is therefore, OCF is the way things should be moving forward,
> but I'm disappointed in that a simple reader provided by one of the
> consortium companies does not seem to work with the specification. From
> reading the archives, others seem to have had similar problems with the
> chipdrive readers. Therefore, is there anyone on the list who has managed
to
> use the chipdrive successfully with OCF and with freely available
> CardTerminal and CardServices from the generic release of the framework.
>
> I have sent an email to Towitoko support, but unfortunately have not yet
> received a response.
>
> Thanks
>
> Gary
>
>
>
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