Prototype Put the following prototype in the prototypes section of the application program header file: int ( __stdcall *pfnFFGPM2KSetCardType )( void ); int ( __stdcall *pfnFFGPM2KCardPowerUp )( void ); int ( __stdcall *pfnFFGPM2KCardPowerDn )( void ); int ( __stdcall *pfnFFGPM2KChkSecrCode )( char* ); int ( __stdcall *pfnFFGPM2KSetSecrCode )( char* ); char* ( __stdcall *pfnFFGPM2KRead )( int, int ); int ( __stdcall *pfnFFGPM2KWrite )( int, int, char* ); Purpose Operations with the GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. Description and use FFGPM2KSetCardType is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader is a GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. FFGPM2KCardPowerUp and FFGPM2KCardPowerDn are used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to power up or power down the GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. FFGPM2KChkSecrCode is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to check the secred code of the inserted GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. FFGPM2KSetSecrCode is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to set a new secred code for the inserted GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. FFGPM2KRead is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to read data from the inserted GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. FFGPM2KWrite is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to write data to the inserted GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. Specification GemPlus GPM2K is a simple and cheap memory SmartCard that you can use in your apps to implement special features. Please read my old article about this topic. Parameters FFGPM2KSetCardType: (no parameters) FFGPM2KCardPowerUp: (no parameters) FFGPM2KCardPowerDn: (no parameters) FFGPM2KChkSecrCode: CSC - card secret code: a 3 byte string FFGPM2KSetSecrCode: CSC - card secret code: a 3 byte string FFGPM2KRead: address of the 1st byte to read number of bytes to read FFGPM2KWrite: address of the 1st byte to write number of bytes to write Return value The status byte of the SmartCard, returned by all but one of the routines, is given in Appendix A of the GemCore V1.21-Based Reader Reference Manual, page 94, that you can easily download from the site of GemPlus. The reference manual does not say, but I am advising you here, that S=0 means that the command has been successfully completed. FFGPM2KSetCardType: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KCardPowerUp: 0: OK 251: no SmartCard into reader FFGPM2KCardPowerDn: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KChkSecrCode: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KSetSecrCode: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KRead: pointer to a sequence of as many bytes as the second parameter FFGPM2KWrite: the status byte of the SmartCard Application example complete example where all the functions are tested; the example is carried out using a GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader See also my old article about memory SmartCards and SmartCard readers: Notes
int ( __stdcall *pfnFFGPM2KSetCardType )( void ); int ( __stdcall *pfnFFGPM2KCardPowerUp )( void ); int ( __stdcall *pfnFFGPM2KCardPowerDn )( void ); int ( __stdcall *pfnFFGPM2KChkSecrCode )( char* ); int ( __stdcall *pfnFFGPM2KSetSecrCode )( char* ); char* ( __stdcall *pfnFFGPM2KRead )( int, int ); int ( __stdcall *pfnFFGPM2KWrite )( int, int, char* );
Purpose Operations with the GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. Description and use FFGPM2KSetCardType is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader is a GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. FFGPM2KCardPowerUp and FFGPM2KCardPowerDn are used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to power up or power down the GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. FFGPM2KChkSecrCode is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to check the secred code of the inserted GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. FFGPM2KSetSecrCode is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to set a new secred code for the inserted GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. FFGPM2KRead is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to read data from the inserted GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. FFGPM2KWrite is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to write data to the inserted GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. Specification GemPlus GPM2K is a simple and cheap memory SmartCard that you can use in your apps to implement special features. Please read my old article about this topic. Parameters FFGPM2KSetCardType: (no parameters) FFGPM2KCardPowerUp: (no parameters) FFGPM2KCardPowerDn: (no parameters) FFGPM2KChkSecrCode: CSC - card secret code: a 3 byte string FFGPM2KSetSecrCode: CSC - card secret code: a 3 byte string FFGPM2KRead: address of the 1st byte to read number of bytes to read FFGPM2KWrite: address of the 1st byte to write number of bytes to write Return value The status byte of the SmartCard, returned by all but one of the routines, is given in Appendix A of the GemCore V1.21-Based Reader Reference Manual, page 94, that you can easily download from the site of GemPlus. The reference manual does not say, but I am advising you here, that S=0 means that the command has been successfully completed. FFGPM2KSetCardType: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KCardPowerUp: 0: OK 251: no SmartCard into reader FFGPM2KCardPowerDn: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KChkSecrCode: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KSetSecrCode: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KRead: pointer to a sequence of as many bytes as the second parameter FFGPM2KWrite: the status byte of the SmartCard Application example complete example where all the functions are tested; the example is carried out using a GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader See also my old article about memory SmartCards and SmartCard readers: Notes
Description and use FFGPM2KSetCardType is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader is a GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. FFGPM2KCardPowerUp and FFGPM2KCardPowerDn are used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to power up or power down the GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. FFGPM2KChkSecrCode is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to check the secred code of the inserted GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. FFGPM2KSetSecrCode is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to set a new secred code for the inserted GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. FFGPM2KRead is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to read data from the inserted GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. FFGPM2KWrite is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to write data to the inserted GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard. Specification GemPlus GPM2K is a simple and cheap memory SmartCard that you can use in your apps to implement special features. Please read my old article about this topic. Parameters FFGPM2KSetCardType: (no parameters) FFGPM2KCardPowerUp: (no parameters) FFGPM2KCardPowerDn: (no parameters) FFGPM2KChkSecrCode: CSC - card secret code: a 3 byte string FFGPM2KSetSecrCode: CSC - card secret code: a 3 byte string FFGPM2KRead: address of the 1st byte to read number of bytes to read FFGPM2KWrite: address of the 1st byte to write number of bytes to write Return value The status byte of the SmartCard, returned by all but one of the routines, is given in Appendix A of the GemCore V1.21-Based Reader Reference Manual, page 94, that you can easily download from the site of GemPlus. The reference manual does not say, but I am advising you here, that S=0 means that the command has been successfully completed. FFGPM2KSetCardType: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KCardPowerUp: 0: OK 251: no SmartCard into reader FFGPM2KCardPowerDn: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KChkSecrCode: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KSetSecrCode: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KRead: pointer to a sequence of as many bytes as the second parameter FFGPM2KWrite: the status byte of the SmartCard Application example complete example where all the functions are tested; the example is carried out using a GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader See also my old article about memory SmartCards and SmartCard readers: Notes
FFGPM2KCardPowerUp and FFGPM2KCardPowerDn are used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to power up or power down the GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard.
FFGPM2KChkSecrCode is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to check the secred code of the inserted GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard.
FFGPM2KSetSecrCode is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to set a new secred code for the inserted GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard.
FFGPM2KRead is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to read data from the inserted GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard.
FFGPM2KWrite is used to tell the GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader to write data to the inserted GemPlus GPM2K memory SmartCard.
Specification GemPlus GPM2K is a simple and cheap memory SmartCard that you can use in your apps to implement special features. Please read my old article about this topic.
Parameters FFGPM2KSetCardType: (no parameters) FFGPM2KCardPowerUp: (no parameters) FFGPM2KCardPowerDn: (no parameters) FFGPM2KChkSecrCode: CSC - card secret code: a 3 byte string FFGPM2KSetSecrCode: CSC - card secret code: a 3 byte string FFGPM2KRead: address of the 1st byte to read number of bytes to read FFGPM2KWrite: address of the 1st byte to write number of bytes to write Return value The status byte of the SmartCard, returned by all but one of the routines, is given in Appendix A of the GemCore V1.21-Based Reader Reference Manual, page 94, that you can easily download from the site of GemPlus. The reference manual does not say, but I am advising you here, that S=0 means that the command has been successfully completed. FFGPM2KSetCardType: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KCardPowerUp: 0: OK 251: no SmartCard into reader FFGPM2KCardPowerDn: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KChkSecrCode: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KSetSecrCode: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KRead: pointer to a sequence of as many bytes as the second parameter FFGPM2KWrite: the status byte of the SmartCard Application example complete example where all the functions are tested; the example is carried out using a GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader See also my old article about memory SmartCards and SmartCard readers: Notes
Return value The status byte of the SmartCard, returned by all but one of the routines, is given in Appendix A of the GemCore V1.21-Based Reader Reference Manual, page 94, that you can easily download from the site of GemPlus. The reference manual does not say, but I am advising you here, that S=0 means that the command has been successfully completed. FFGPM2KSetCardType: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KCardPowerUp: 0: OK 251: no SmartCard into reader FFGPM2KCardPowerDn: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KChkSecrCode: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KSetSecrCode: the status byte of the SmartCard FFGPM2KRead: pointer to a sequence of as many bytes as the second parameter FFGPM2KWrite: the status byte of the SmartCard Application example complete example where all the functions are tested; the example is carried out using a GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader See also my old article about memory SmartCards and SmartCard readers: Notes
Application example complete example where all the functions are tested; the example is carried out using a GemPlus GemPC410 SmartCard reader See also my old article about memory SmartCards and SmartCard readers: Notes
See also my old article about memory SmartCards and SmartCard readers: Notes
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