Used to select a card type (protocol) to connect ICardTerminal.ConnectCard or
reconnect ICardTerminal.ReconnectCard to. Limit use to asynchronous protocols
T0 or T1
Namespace:
CardWerk.SmartCard
Assembly: CardWerk.SmartCard (in CardWerk.SmartCard.dll)
Assembly: CardWerk.SmartCard (in CardWerk.SmartCard.dll)
| Member name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| AT24C01ASC |
(deprecated) Connect to Atmel AT24C01ASC memory card. The AT24C01ASC chip is a 1K (128 x 8), two-wire serial EEPROM. |
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| AT24C02SC |
(deprecated) Connect to Atmel AT24C02SC memory card. The AT24C02SC chip is a 2K (256 x 8), two-wire serial EEPROM. |
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| AT24C04SC |
(deprecated) Connect to Atmel AT24C04SC memory card. The AT24C04SC chip is a 4K (512 x 8), two-wire serial EEPROM. |
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| AT24C08SC |
(deprecated) Connect to Atmel AT24C08SC memory card. The AT24C08SC chip is a 8K (1024 x 8), two-wire serial EEPROM. |
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| AT24C128SC |
(deprecated) Connect to Atmel AT24C128SC memory card. The AT24C128SC chip is a 128K (16384 x 8), two-wire serial EEPROM. |
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| AT24C16SC |
(deprecated) Connect to Atmel AT24C16SC memory card. The AT24C16SC chip is a 16K (2048 x 8), two-wire serial EEPROM. |
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| AT24C256SC |
(deprecated) Connect to Atmel AT24C256SC memory card. The AT24C256SC chip is a 256K (32768 x 8), two-wire serial EEPROM. |
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| AT24C32SC |
(deprecated) Connect to Atmel AT24C32SC memory card. The AT24C32SC chip is a 32K (4096 x 8), two-wire serial EEPROM. |
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| AT24C512SC |
(deprecated) Connect to Atmel AT24C512SC memory card. The AT24C512SC chip is a 512K (65536 x 8), two-wire serial EEPROM. |
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| AT24C64SC |
(deprecated) Connect to Atmel AT24C64SC memory card. The AT24C64SC chip is a 64K (8192 x 8), two-wire serial EEPROM. |
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| AT88SC153 | (deprecated) Connect to Atmel AT88SC153 CryptoMemory card. | |
| AT88SC1608 | (deprecated) Connect to Atmel AT88SC1608 memory card. | |
| Invalid | Invalid card type or protocol. | |
| MemoryCards | (deprecated) Bitwise or of all memory card types. This can be used to quickly check whether a particular value refers to a memory card type. | |
| ProcessorCards |
Connect - without protocol preference - to asynchronous card. This also supports contactless card on PC/SC 2.0 compatible card reader. |
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| SLE4404 | (deprecated) Connect to SLE4404 memory card. | |
| SLE4406 | (deprecated) SLE 4406 memory card | |
| SLE4418 |
(deprecated) Connect to SLE 4418 (or compatible) memory card. SLE 4418 is 3-Wire-Bus with 1024 Bytes. |
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| SLE4428 |
(deprecated) Connect to SLE 4428 (or compatible) memory card. SLE 4428 is 3-Wire-Bus with 1024 Bytes and PIN write-protection. |
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| SLE4432 |
(deprecated) Connect to SLE 4432 (or compatible) memory card. SLE 4432 is 2-Wire-Bus with 256 Bytes. |
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| SLE4436 | (deprecated) Connect to SLE 4436 (or compatible) memory card. | |
| SLE4442 |
(deprecated) Connect to SLE 4442 (or compatible) memory card. SLE 4442 is 2-Wire-Bus with 256 Bytes and PIN write-protection. |
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| SLE5536 | (deprecated) Connect to SLE 5536 (or compatible) memory card. | |
| T0 |
Connect - preferring the T=0 protocol - to asynchronous card This also supports contactless card on PC/SC 2.0 compatible card reader. If the card connection only supports the T=1 protocol, then it is established using the T=1 protocol. |
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| T1 |
Connect - preferring the T = 1 protocol - to asynchronous card. This also supports contactless card on PC/SC 2.0 compatible card reader. If the card connection only supports the T=0 protocol, then it is established using the T=0 protocol. |
Processor cards and contactless cards are typically covered by asynchronous protocols T0 or T1, equal to the PC/SC standard SCARD_PROTOCOL_T0 and SCARD_PROTOCOL_T1 values. They can be used combination (T0 | T1).
Contactless cards are not explicilly listed with their respective card type but rather handled through the historical byte section defined in PC/SC 2.0. This means you just power up those cards with an asynnchronous protocol and then find out about the protocol by parsing the historical bytes.
Memory card types are deprecated. They were needed in previous versions of SmartCardAPI to access proprietary, native synchronous card (OMNIKEY, Identiv) APIs, which should not be used anymore in the spirit of .NET core and cross platform implementations.