Philips and De La Rue used to have a joint smart card company,
Delphic, but I think De La Rue bought out Philips. Then Oberthur
bought De La Rue's card division.
Maybe the Philips man to whom I am copying this email will tell us if
there is any support for your PE112 now.
Peter Tomlinson
For a card reader/writer on a serial interface or similar (e.g. USB), I
believe that the old antitrust rule of mandatory publication of interface
specs applies - thus all commands between the PC and the
reader/writer should be published. But then I'm looking at this from the
other side of the
Richard,
Surely SBS is a BSI member? In that case, you get the documents at
half price. And your library service ought to have the documents,
anyway.
This argument about selling international standards runs and runs.
ETSI (well funded by the Telcos) has put all their specs on the web,
FOC
ally being
not quite easy to understand. How's this ISO doc?
Regards,
Oliver
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Andreas Schwier wrote in reply to Dave's posting (and my responses are embedded
in the text below):
I fully agree with your statements, but it's not that terrible. I've been
working in the industry for 14 years now and as a former member of the German
standardisation body (NI17.4) I've been
ay 2000 18:22:55 +0100
Date sent: Mon, 22 May 2000 15:59:39 +0200
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Peter W Tomlinson wrote:
David Corcoran wrote:
Hi, here is a bit that I wrote up to vent on my lack of standards in the
smartcard industry. Let me know if you agree or not.
(and a great deal more besides).
If Birmingham Aston University (UK) mounts it on their unrestricted
web site, see the paper on smart card
