Supplement to CE3240 User’s Manual Smart Card Reader Option
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Smart Card Reader User’s Manual Table of Contents Table of Contents..................................................................................................3 Introduction ...........................................................................................................4 CE3240.................................................................................................................4 Smart Card Reader....................................................................................
Smart Card Reader User’s Manual Introduction This short manual describes the use of the Smart Card Reader (SCR) option of the DAP CE 3240. CE3240 The CE3240 is an expandable handheld computer running Windows CE 5.0. This mobile computer may be equipped with a series of options through the use of its PCMCIA slot or one of its 2 SDIO expansion slots.
Smart Card Reader User’s Manual Programming Interface • Complies PC/SC Contact Smart Card Interface • Complies ISO 7816-3/4 T=0, T=1 • Contact type landing, 1,000,000 cycles • Support 2 wire: SLE4432/4442 (S=10) • 3 wire: SLE4418/4428 (S=9) Contactless (RFID) Smart Card Interface • ISO1443 A/B, ISO15693 • Works with a variety of 13.56 MHz smart card including but not limited to MIFARE®, DESFire®. Usage The SCR is very simple to use.
Smart Card Reader User’s Manual Figure 4 - Zoomed view of the contacts of a smart card When comes time to read the content of the card, whatever the application software running on the computer, the user will have first to insert the card in the slot of the reader. When inserted, the reader socket will land contacts on the card to make an electrical contact. This will allow reading information from the card. The card shall be inserted so the contacts of the card are facing the user.
Smart Card Reader User’s Manual Figure 6 - Typical contactless smart card The contactless smart card does need to be inserted into the reader’s slot. All you need to do is to approach the card near enough to the reader (i.e. the back pack). The best to do this is t just hold the card between your thumb and the unit itself. This will allow reading of the card easily and without errors. See the figure below.
Smart Card Reader User’s Manual WARNING Warning Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
