I think you cannot freely download the 11.11 document from the web. One alternative is
you can ask a card vendor to give the reference manual(or equivalent) of their SIM
card. That document will give you a very detailed explanation of the commands(APDUs),
using which you can create your own service or use passthru card service to
send/receive APDUs.
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>From: Peter Tomlinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Saturday, July 08, 2000 1:15 PM
>To: INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Cc: Peter Tomlinson
>Subject: [OCF] SIM Card
>
>
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>Hi,
>Can I read and write to normal GSM SIM card by using the OCF.
>If yes where
>can I get some examples.
>
>thanks
>
>Al-Suwaidi<
>
>The GSM SIM card is a microprocessor card. GSM card specs can now be
>downloaded free of charge from ETSI, but they do ask you to
>register with
>them. When I last tried their site (March), the way in (but it
>might have
>changed again) was:
>
>http://www.etsi.fr (french), www.etsi.org (english). To search for GSM
>documents, use www.etsi.org/key, and the ETSI publications
>catalogue is at
>http://webapp.etsi.org/pda/. But the search engines require you to know
>exactly what document or class of documents you want: "GSM
>11.11" for specs
>related to 5Volt cards works, but "11-11" doesn�t, and nor does "5V AND
>cards".
>
>There are several versions of each spec, because they keep on
>updating them
>- but the basic info is in all versions of GSM 11.11.
>
>Peter Tomlinson
>Iosis, Bristol, UK
>
>
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