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Products in the SpringCard CSB6 Family (CSB6, Prox’N'Roll PC/SCThe de-facto standard to interface Personal Computers with Smart Cards (and smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers of course). SpringCard PC/SC Readers comply with this standard. This makes those products usable on most operating systems, using an high-level and standardized APIApplication Programming Interface: A definition of calling conventions through which an application program accesses to other services such as the operating system, drivers, databases, or middleware layers.., EasyFinger and CrazyWriter) are smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers, compliant with both standards PC/SCThe de-facto standard to interface Personal Computers with Smart Cards (and smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers of course). SpringCard PC/SC Readers comply with this standard. This makes those products usable on most operating systems, using an high-level and standardized APIApplication Programming Interface: A definition of calling conventions through which an application program accesses to other services such as the operating system, drivers, databases, or middleware layers.. and CCIDCircuit Card Interface Device. A subset of the USB specification that is the standard for USB based smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers..

This makes those products usable on non-Windows operating systems thanks to PCSC-Lite CCIDCircuit Card Interface Device. A subset of the USB specification that is the standard for USB based smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers. driver.

Introduction

PC/SCThe de-facto standard to interface Personal Computers with Smart Cards (and smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers of course). SpringCard PC/SC Readers comply with this standard. This makes those products usable on most operating systems, using an high-level and standardized APIApplication Programming Interface: A definition of calling conventions through which an application program accesses to other services such as the operating system, drivers, databases, or middleware layers.. standard

PC/SCThe de-facto standard to interface Personal Computers with Smart Cards (and smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers of course). SpringCard PC/SC Readers comply with this standard. This makes those products usable on most operating systems, using an high-level and standardized APIApplication Programming Interface: A definition of calling conventions through which an application program accesses to other services such as the operating system, drivers, databases, or middleware layers.. is the de-facto standard to interface Personal Computers with Smart Cards (and smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers of course). Even if PC/SCThe de-facto standard to interface Personal Computers with Smart Cards (and smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers of course). SpringCard PC/SC Readers comply with this standard. This makes those products usable on most operating systems, using an high-level and standardized APIApplication Programming Interface: A definition of calling conventions through which an application program accesses to other services such as the operating system, drivers, databases, or middleware layers.. has been initialy promoted by Microsoft -and has been implemented for long in Windows-, the standard is not limited to MS’ operating systems.

PCSC-Lite is an open source implementation of PC/SCThe de-facto standard to interface Personal Computers with Smart Cards (and smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers of course). SpringCard PC/SC Readers comply with this standard. This makes those products usable on most operating systems, using an high-level and standardized APIApplication Programming Interface: A definition of calling conventions through which an application program accesses to other services such as the operating system, drivers, databases, or middleware layers.., part of a global project named MUSCLE (Movement for the Use of Smart Cards in a Linux Environment). Despite its name, the PC/SCThe de-facto standard to interface Personal Computers with Smart Cards (and smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers of course). SpringCard PC/SC Readers comply with this standard. This makes those products usable on most operating systems, using an high-level and standardized APIApplication Programming Interface: A definition of calling conventions through which an application program accesses to other services such as the operating system, drivers, databases, or middleware layers.. stack offered by MUSCLE is not limited to GNU/Linux anymore. Their compatibility list now includes other popular UNIXes, including Apple Mac OS X and Solaris.

CCIDCircuit Card Interface Device. A subset of the USB specification that is the standard for USB based smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers. standard

The USBUniversal Serial Bus. A standard Input/Output bus that supports very high transmission rates. Up to 120 devices can be daisy-chained to a USB port. CCIDCircuit Card Interface Device. A subset of the USB specification that is the standard for USB based smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers. specification published by the USBUniversal Serial Bus. A standard Input/Output bus that supports very high transmission rates. Up to 120 devices can be daisy-chained to a USB port. Workgroup aims to normalize USBUniversal Serial Bus. A standard Input/Output bus that supports very high transmission rates. Up to 120 devices can be daisy-chained to a USB port. smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers, in order to have a single driver (supplied once for all with the operating system) for virtually any readerCoupling device or coupler. A device able to communicate with an ICCIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard... This is what everybody calls a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. reader. Technically speaking it could be seen as a gateway between the computer and the card. from any manufacturer.

PCSC-Lite project includes an open source CCIDCircuit Card Interface Device. A subset of the USB specification that is the standard for USB based smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers. driver. This driver has been tested with SpringCard CSB6 on GNU/Linux, and should work on the other operating systems targetted by the project.

Disclaimer and warning

There’s no relationship between SpringCard and the developers involved in the open source PCSC-Lite project.

Apart from this explanation page, SpringCard can’t provide any technical support related to PCSC-Lite middleware nor PCSC-Lite CCIDCircuit Card Interface Device. A subset of the USB specification that is the standard for USB based smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers. driver.

CSB6 Family on GNU/Linux

In this part we’re going to install PCSC-Lite and CSB6′s drivers on Ubuntu 8.04.1 (Hardy). Some parts of the procedure may vary a little, depending on the GNU/Linux distribution you’re working with.

Do not connect the device to your computer now ! You must download and install the driver before connecting the product.

Download

Go to pcsclite.alioth.debian.org to download both PCSC-Lite and its CCIDCircuit Card Interface Device. A subset of the USB specification that is the standard for USB based smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers. Driver :

PCSC-Lite : file named pcsc-lite-x.y.z.tar.bz2, “x.y.z” being the version number,
CCIDCircuit Card Interface Device. A subset of the USB specification that is the standard for USB based smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers. driver : file named ccidCircuit Card Interface Device. A subset of the USB specification that is the standard for USB based smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers.-x.y.z.tar.bz2, “x.y.z” being the version number.

Installation

Connect as root.

Uncompress both archives.

N.B. : On Ubuntu (and on some other Linuxes), connecting as root is not possible. In this case, one must prefix every command by “sudo”, to gain root’s priviledges temporary.

Installing PCSC-Lite

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./configure
make
make install
Troubleshooting


If the configure step fails with message error: usbUniversal Serial Bus. A standard Input/Output bus that supports very high transmission rates. Up to 120 devices can be daisy-chained to a USB port..h not found, check that you have the libusb library installed. If needed, please install it, and then give the path to this library to the configuration script: ./configure LIBUSB_CFLAGS=....

On Ubuntu or Debian, you may alternatively use apt-get to download and install the libusb-dev package :
apt-get install libusb-dev

Installing CCIDCircuit Card Interface Device. A subset of the USB specification that is the standard for USB based smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers. driver

Open a terminalAny device that can communicate with a smart card (e.g., readerCoupling device or coupler. A device able to communicate with an ICCIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard... This is what everybody calls a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. reader. Technically speaking it could be seen as a gateway between the computer and the card., couplerCoupling device or coupler. A device able to communicate with an ICCIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard... This is what everybody calls a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readerCoupling device or coupler. A device able to communicate with an ICCIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard... This is what everybody calls a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. reader. Technically speaking it could be seen as a gateway between the computer and the card.Coupling device or coupler. A device able to communicate with an ICCIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard... This is what everybody calls a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readerCoupling device or coupler. A device able to communicate with an ICCIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard... This is what everybody calls a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. reader. Technically speaking it could be seen as a gateway between the computer and the card.. Technically speaking it could be seen as a gateway between the computer and the card.. Technically speaking it could be seen as a gateway between the computer and the card....). Certain terminals can operate in standalone mode, while others must be connected to a central information system to access an application. and go to the directory where you have uncompressed the CCIDCircuit Card Interface Device. A subset of the USB specification that is the standard for USB based smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers. Driver archive. Enter the commands :

./configure
make
make install

Enabling PCSC-Lite daemon

PCSC-Lite’s pcscd process must be running in the background.

Starting pcscd manually

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In this directory, enter the command ./pcscd.

Configuring pcscd to be launched on startup

It is better to have pcscd automatically started when the computer starts. To do so, you must add pcscd in the list of processes started in rc.local or equivalent startup script.

Connecting the device

Plug the device onto an unused USBUniversal Serial Bus. A standard Input/Output bus that supports very high transmission rates. Up to 120 devices can be daisy-chained to a USB port. connector.

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In the above screenshot, we have a CSB6 connected : Vendor ID=0x1C34 (Pro Active and SpringCard), Product ID=0×7124 (CSB6 Ultimate, PC/SCThe de-facto standard to interface Personal Computers with Smart Cards (and smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers of course). SpringCard PC/SC Readers comply with this standard. This makes those products usable on most operating systems, using an high-level and standardized APIApplication Programming Interface: A definition of calling conventions through which an application program accesses to other services such as the operating system, drivers, databases, or middleware layers.. mode).
Other devices will have different ProductIDs ; all products in the CSB6 PC/SCThe de-facto standard to interface Personal Computers with Smart Cards (and smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. readers of course). SpringCard PC/SC Readers comply with this standard. This makes those products usable on most operating systems, using an high-level and standardized APIApplication Programming Interface: A definition of calling conventions through which an application program accesses to other services such as the operating system, drivers, databases, or middleware layers.. family have a ProductID in the 0×7100 to 0x71FF range.

Validating the installation

To test the newly installed readerCoupling device or coupler. A device able to communicate with an ICCIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard... This is what everybody calls a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. reader. Technically speaking it could be seen as a gateway between the computer and the card., we’ll use gscriptor, an open source PERL software, able to exchange APDUs with smartcardsIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. through the PCSC-Lite stack.

Installing PCSC-Perl

Go to ludovic.rousseau.free.fr/softwares/pcsc-perl and download pcsc-perl-x.y.z.tar.gz, “x.y.z” being the version number.

Uncompress the archive. Install the package as follow :

perl Makefile.PL
make
make install


Go to ludovic.rousseau.free.fr/softwares/pcsc-tools and download pcsc-tools-x.y.z.tar.gz, “x.y.z” being the version number.

Uncompress the archive. Launch the gscriptor program.

Card connect

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The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (instruction), P1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). 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A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDUApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLAApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INSApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). 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A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (instruction), P1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLAApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INSApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (instruction), P1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (class), INSApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (instruction), P1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDUApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLAApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INSApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (instruction), P1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (instruction), P1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. 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The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). 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A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). 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The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). 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The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). 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A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (instruction), P1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). 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A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDUApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLAApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INSApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (class), INSApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). 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These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. 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These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). 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The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it., SW2Application protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it. (status wordApplication protocol datagram unit. These are the frames that are exchanged at application-level between an application running on the computer and a smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard.. The format of those frames is defined by ISO 7816-4 and checked by the system's PC/SC stack. The command (application to card) is called a C-APDU and consists at least of four bytes denoted CLA (class), INS (instruction), P1 and P2 (parameters). The response (card to application) is called a R-APDU and consists at least of two bytes denoted SW1, SW2 (status word). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. A common name is smartcard. has no way to send something to the application unless the application asks for it.). Note that this is a request/response scheme: the smartcardIntegrated-circuit card. This is the standard name for a plastic card holding a silicon chip (an integrated circuit) compliant with the ISO 7816 standards. 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