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mabel

The command may be AT+CSIM, I m not sure. you can check GSM doc for details.

mabel

What CAP component did you modify?

mabel

You forgot the data length after 0070. It should be 0070 Length XXXXXX.

>> 80 E2 80 00 0C 00 70 0A 4F 08 A0 00 00 00 03 00 00 00

mabel

Try to use 80 e2 80 00 0d 0070 0a 4f 08 a000000151000000 instead of the command you wrote.

Related commands:

RESET; 00a4040000; AUTH 3; 80e280000d00700a4f08a000000151000000; RESET;

Hope this can help.

mabel

The transition to Secured is irreversible. So it's impossible to reach your goal.

mabel

Check ISO-14443-4 specification first.

mabel

If your applets are under one package then both can use public void processData (byte[] baBuffer, short sOffset, short sLength); Method which is org.globalplatform.Application interface. Note that application itself implements shareable. If you want them in separate packages, create shareable interf...

mabel

If you want something which works according to your requirements, I am suggesting to write your own PCSC wrapper using Windows dlls.

mabel

Please check some basic guide firstly. viewforum.php?f=31

And find samples code from https://javacardos.com/wiki/javacard-ap ... munication

mabel

Just use pyApduTool to connect your card. ATR value will be directly displayed.

pyapdutool_ATR.png

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