Key structure for load key command as defined in PC/SC 2.x Part 3, p28 b7..b0 reflect
bits in MSB-LSB order. The LSB nibble of the key structure byte contains the reader key
number sor secured transmission between host application and reader.
Namespace:
CardWerk.SmartCard
Assembly: CardWerk.SmartCard (in CardWerk.SmartCard.dll)
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Assembly: CardWerk.SmartCard (in CardWerk.SmartCard.dll)
Public Class CardPcScPart3KeyStructure
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public static class CardPcScPart3KeyStructure
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public ref class CardPcScPart3KeyStructure
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Name | Description | |
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CARD_KEY | (Immutable) b7 flag to indicate card key. |
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NON_VOLATILE_MEMORY | (Immutable) b5 flag: one indicates secured transmission. |
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PLAIN_TRANSMISSION | (Immutable) b6 flag: zero indicates plain transmission. |
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READER_KEY | (Immutable) b7, flag to indicate reader key. |
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SECURED_TRANSMISSION | (Immutable) b6 flag: one indicates secured transmission. If this bit is set, b3..b0 indicate the reader key number used for secured transmission. |
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VOLATILE_MEMORY | (Immutable) b5 flag: zero indicates that key is loaded to IFD volatile memory. |
Marc, 9/29/2022.