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| Submitted on: 11/3/2000 9:53:23 PM
By: Mark Duhaime
Level: Advanced
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Compatibility:VB 5.0, VB 6.0
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| | | Read and write eeprom on ISO7816 smartcards. Requires an ISO7816 smartcard reader. This program
requires an ISO7816 reader writer which is the hardware required to communicate with the card.
This software performs the actual reading and writing to the smartcard. The hardware can be found on the internet for around $100.00. If you wish to build your own hardware a schematic is attached and parts should be around $30.00. The ISO7816 connects to a serial port and this program interfaces with the serial port. Sample files are included to write to smartcard. Will answer all e-mails in a timely manner. Don't forget to rate this program.
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11/4/2000 11:57:22 AM:Benjo Bartolome
It needs the MSCOMM32 ocx cause I just
have the Learning Edition but I got the
idea anyway.
And by the way, your
schematic is a little low resolution
and is a bit hard to read. Try updating
it with a higher resolution picture
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11/14/2000 4:32:08 AM:aleksisc
Good work!!Why didn't you specify what
kind of ISO7816 smart card. Is it for
MCU T=0 or MCU T=1?
Why is it will not
work with my Smartcard reader?It is a
Microsoft certified reader.Why did you
use the MSComm instead of Windows
smartcard driver? or PC/SC drivers?
Please reply...
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11/14/2000 5:21:14 AM:Mark Duhaime
aleksisc,
Thank you for your
comments. To answer your questions,
this program will work with any type
smartcard, with some modifications. I
did not use the smartcard driver as I
don't have it.
Regards,
Mark
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11/19/2000 11:28:10 AM:Mark Duhaime
To all,
I believe most good
programmers here wish people to rate
their software. The main reason being
it lets them know that people care
enough to evaluate the product whether
it be good or bad. Also
programmers
are not apt to upload future source
code if it is not evaluated. Rating the
software encourages the programmer to
add updates and other
programs.
Thanks
Mark Duhaime
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11/29/2000 4:11:58 AM:aleksisc
Try to use the Windows smartcard
APIs.
I wonder why my reader doesnt
work with your source code?
You can
email me if you want sample PCSC (PC
SmartCard)programs. It uses Windows
drivers.
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12/27/2000 12:12:27 PM:joelborrego
i would like to know wich protocol
use T = 0 or T=1?, or both of them ..
I want sample PCSC (PC
SmartCard)programs (i think that your
program can be very useful in gsm
aplication)any change of the aplication
you would be the first person to know
it.
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3/9/2001 7:32:11 AM:Kyle Jordan
Mark, Thanks for the post on
id-discussions. Can this code support
xvb and xpl?
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3/11/2001 8:15:24 AM:Gonso
Hello,
I hope that you are Mark
Duhaime, if you are not sorry but do
you know ?, it's a joke.
In other case
I see your work with ISO 7816
programmer and I think is very
interesting:
http://www.planet-source-code.com/xq/A
SP/txtCodeId.12514/lngWId.1/qx/vb/script
s/ShowCode.htm,
I decided to make
one, but the schematic file is not
clear, the draw is blur and I think
that is a power supply perhaps, could
you send me please a schematic with
more definition, or any links to make a
programmer that functions with your
software ?.
Thanks in advance, my
email address: agarciaa@teleline.es
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3/22/2001 9:11:53 AM:Shane
This project looks interesting... but
the circuit diagram supplied is one for
a switchmode power supply - not a card
reader/writer! (it may be useable as
the card readers power supply though,
but I would not reccomend this design
for a novice). Please supply a link for
the diagram of a suitable reader/writer
circuit so we can try this thing out.
Thanks.
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3/23/2001 9:34:37 PM:Gun
I'm very happy with this is source
code
But it have Mesage box show
Binchk.txt
file is missing
** NOW I
don't have Hardware ....
***I'm vote
too
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3/29/2001 12:44:21 PM:AGASSI
THE SCHEMATIC FILE IS FOR POWER SUPLY,
CHECK DIAGRAM FOR 1SO7816
PROGRAMER/READER AT:
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4/2/2001 8:09:25 PM:tony watson
have not tried it yet
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7/12/2001 6:20:30 AM:Askia
Hello All,
Where may I find the
schematic of the ISO7816 reader/writer
device.
Thanks for any
information.
Sincerely.
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7/13/2001 2:20:49 PM:HsiaLin
This source code is a joke, it does
nothing! Look at the smartcard
interface for VB5 for one that works.
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7/24/2001 2:19:19 PM:Mahdi Shirazi
I guess the shematic there is of a
power supply. Are you able to supply us
with the programmer's shematic.
mshirazi@nri.ac.ir
Many thanks in
advance,
Mahdi Shirazi
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8/17/2001 9:18:38 AM:Roberto
I have an Reflex72 SmartCard reader an
this program doesnt work...why...???
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9/9/2001 5:28:04 PM:Judge Rim
Is there any answers to the source
working with any programer.
What will
it take to make Com1 work?
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10/24/2001 4:45:57 AM:granzoporo
Great idea!
In spite of this, getting
it running is a different matter, isn't
it Mr. Mark? ((;. And I haven't a
strange box: win2k, Siemens reader on
COM2, GemPlus on COM1, both working
fine.
"Unable to open COMM" you
say...
No problem, even if your
approach sounds a bit strange, due to
my hanging from many months to MUSCLE
and opencard.org, I'll try to rewrite
your work in plain C/C++, giving you
the source.
Hope you don't
mind...(:
Regards
granzoporo
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11/8/2001 6:27:33 PM:AJ
When trying to open up program....I get
Error -
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11/8/2001 6:29:47 PM:AJ
When trying to open up software - I get
an error: "Binchk.text file missing" -
where is it? Can you email it to
me?
at: anderson_com@hotmail.com
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5/31/2002 7:19:03 AM:Juan Antonio
It seams a good idea. I has your code,
but I can't execute it. The form1.log
file has the following
information:
Línea 273: la clase
MSCommLib.MSComm del control Comm no
era una clase de control
cargada.
Línea 276: el nombre de la
propiedad _ExtentX de Comm no es
válido.
Línea 277: el nombre de la
propiedad _ExtentY de Comm no es
válido.
Línea 278: el nombre de la
propiedad _Version de Comm no es
válido.
Línea 279: el nombre de la
propiedad DTREnable de Comm no es
válido.
I think that the problem is
about the Mscomm32.ocx. Could you help
me, please?. Thanks.
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7/30/2002 5:04:07 AM:Jonathan Burnett
Mark, this is excellent. I'm looking to
buy a smart card reader, as was
wondering how to set about programming
it. Many thanks!
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5/12/2003 11:59:59 PM:
I like the program but i cant get it to
work... it askes for the
Binchk.txt
... I see it there but
those it suppose to be somewhere
else?////////// please let me
know.......
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6/25/2003 7:51:13 AM:
Hi,
how can i use for Reader of PS/2
connection type. these cards do not
connect to COMM ports. both data and
power is by keyboard [EZ100PK PC/SC
Compliant]. how can i use your
program?
Thank you in
Advance,
Regards,
Pravin.
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