Maxim Integrated 73S12xxF USB-CCID Host GUI - Manual (Page 9)

UG_12xxF_037 73S12xxF USB-CCID Host GUI Users Guide
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2.1.3 APDU Command Frame
The APDU command frame contains controls to transmit an APDU command to the current smart card slot
and to allow repetition based on a specified time interval. The APDU command frame is shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5: APDU Command Frame
2.1.3.1 APDU Command Text Box
The APDU command text box allows the user to configure a ScardTransmit() PC/SC command. The
APDU command may be manually entered into this text box. A default APDU is placed into the text box
upon the host program initiation. Any valid APDU command can be sent to the device by typing in the
text box.
It is the user’s responsibility to make sure the APDU commands are of correct format.
2.1.3.2 Loop Checkbox and Interval List Box
Selection of the Loop check box configures the current APDU command to repeat at the interval selected
in the Interval list box. The Interval text box is enabled only when the Loop check box is checked. The
interval is based on millisecond increments.
2.1.3.3 Send Button
When the Send button is clicked, the APDU command in the APDU command text box is transmitted to
the Device via the ScardTransmit command. After the Device executes the command, its response is
returned and the entire transaction is displayed in the transaction window.
If the Loop check box is checked, the command is transmitted repeatedly (see
Section 2.1.3.2 ). All other
controls are grayed (disabled) and the Terminate button is enabled (located at the left side of the activity
bar). The activity bar will scroll to indicate the test is running. The transaction window displays the serial
traffic to and from the reader where data preceded with “=>” are host to Device transfers (commands) and
“<=” are Device to host transfers (responses). See
Section 2.1.7 for the Terminate button details.
2.1.4 ISO/EMV Mode Frame
The ISO/EMV Mode frame has controls to configure the card interface for EMV or ISO-7816 compliance
and execute the EMV Loopback test mode. The test mode is used for EMV Level I certification testing
according to each test labs’ test scenarios or test flowchart requirement. The USB CCID host application
currently supports three EMV Loopback test modes:
• One for Master Card (MCI) according to Cetecom test lab flowchart.
• One test mode for Visa 1 – according to FIME and RFI test lab flowchart.
• One test mode for Visa 2 – according to ICT-K test lab flowchart.
The test details are described in Appendix A . The EMV/ISO Mode frame is shown in Figure 6.