1、BRITISH STANDARD Identification card systems - Device interface characteristics - Classes of device interfaces The European Standard EN 1362 : 1997 has the status of a British Standard ICS 35.240.15 NO COPYING WITHOUT BSI PERMISSION EXCEPT AS PERMITTED BY COPYRIGHT LAW -_ -_ BS EN 1362 : 1997 BS EN
2、1362 : 1997 Committees responsible for this British Standard The preparation of this British Standard was entrusted to Technical Committee IST/l7, Identification cards and related devices, upon which the following bodies were represented: APACS (Barclaycard) WACS (Co-operative Bank) APACS (Lloyds Ba
3、nk) APACS (Midland Bank) APACS (National Westminster Bank) Association for Payment Clearing Services (APACS) BT Laboratories Cellnet Consumer Policy Committee of BSI GPT Card Technology Mondex International Motorola Ltd Rochford Thompson Equipment Shell UK Stationery Office Thorn ?k.ansit Systems In
4、ternational Vodafone Ltd. Westinghouse Cubic Ltd. This British Standard, having been prepared under the direction of the DISC Board, was published under the authority of the Standards Board and comes into effect on 15 July 1997 O BSI 1997 Amendments issued since publication ID* lTextaffected Amd. No
5、. The foiiowing BSI references relate to the work on this standard Committee reference IST/17 Draft for comment 94643125 DC ISBN O 680 27662 7 I l I I STD-BSI BS EN 13b2-ENGL 1997 II Lb24bb9 Ob22b9 719 W BS EN 1362 : 1997 Contents page Committees responsible Inside front cover Nationai foreword 11 F
6、oreword 2 Text of EN 1362 3 O BSI 1997 i STD=BSI BS EN 23b2-ENGL 2777 PI Zb24bb9 Ob22620 430 BS EN 1362 : 1997 National foreword This British standard has been prepared by Technical Committee IST/17 and is the English language version of EN 1362 : 1997 Identcut.ion card systems - Deuice interface ch
7、aracteristics - Czasses of device interpaces, published by the European Committee for Standardization (CEN). This British Standard is published under the direction of the DISC Board whose Technical Committee IST/17 has the responsibility to: - aid enquirers to understand the text; - present to the r
8、esponsible internationavEuropean committee any enquiries on - monitor related international and European developments and promulgate them interpretation, or proposals for change, and keep UK interests informed; intheuK. Important note. EN 1362 : 1997 was produced as a result of internationai discuss
9、ions by CEN Technical Committee TC 224 in which the UK took an active part. The UK voted against the draft of EN 1362 : 1997 on the basis that kchnical Committee IST/17 could foresee no practid appiicaiion for the standard However, the terms of the Ks membership in CEN require BSI to publish this st
10、andard Any enquiries about this British Standard should be irected to the Secretary of Technical Committee IST/17 at BSI. NOTE. international and European Standards, as well as overseas standards, are available from Customer Services, BSI, 389 Chiswick High Road, London, W4 U. Compliance with a Brit
11、ish Standard does not of itself confer immunity from legal obligations. Summary of pages This document comprises a front cover, an inside front cover, pages i and ii, the EN titie page, pages 2 to 14, an inside back cover and a back cover. ii O BSI 1997 x VI Y STD-BSI BS EN 13b2-ENGL 1997 m 1b2Llbb9
12、 Ob22bLL 377 = EUROPEmJ STANDARD EN 1x2 NORME EUR0PEE”E EUROP- NORM January 1997 ICs 35.240.15 Descriptors: Telecommunication, telecommunication terminals, magnetic cards, interfaces, characteristics, classifications, dimensions, messages, codincation Engltsh version Identication card systems - Devi
13、ce interface CWWCS - classes of device interfaces Systemes de castes didentifdon - Caract,risque dinterface des terminaux - classes dinkrhces Identjfhlions-rne - Qen.dx Category II attachment requirements for 300 bits per second duplex modems stumhrdized for use on the PSTN (NET 21) (IS0 7811-2 : 19
14、88) Orig.inated SSWS - O BSI 1997 Page 4 EN 1362 : 1997 ETS 300 116 ETS 300 117 ETS 300 118 ETS 300 175-2 ETS 300 175-3 ETS 300 1754 ETS 300 175-5 ETS 300 1759 ETS 300 331 Attachments to the Public Switched Teephme Network (PSTN); Category II attachment requirements for 1200 bits per second duplex m
15、o Category II attachment requirements for 2400 bits per second duplex modems stanudized fw use on the PSTN (NETS) Attachments ta the Public Switched Tekphne Network (PS!l“); Category II attachment requirements for 1200 bits per second half duplex and 1200/75 bits per second asymmetrical duplex modem
16、s stunudl.ized for use on the PSTN (NET 24) Radio Equipment and systems (RES) - Digital European Cordless TelecommunicatzOns (DECT) Comrrwn Intqfme - Part 2: Physical luyer Radw Equipment and systems (RES) - Digital European Cordless Telecommunications (DECIT) Comrrwn Intetfime - Part 3: Medium acce
17、ss control layer Radw Equipment and systems (RES) - Digital European Cordless Telecommunications ECIT) Common Intetfime - Part 4: Data link control luyer Rad.io Equipment and systems (RES) - Digital European Cordless Telecommunicatwm (DECT) Comrrwn Intqfme - Part 5: Network ayer Radw Equipment and s
18、ystems (RES) - Digital Eumpean Cordless Telecmmunicatwns ECT) Comrrwn Intqfme - Part 9: Public access prof2le Radio Equipment and systems (RES) - Digital European Cordless Telscommunications Em) authentication module specifications I-ETS 300 O2 1 I-ETS 300 022-1 I-ETS 300 022-2 I-ETS 300 023 I-ETS 3
19、00 024 I-ETS 300 025 I-ETS 300 026 I-ETS 300 027 I-ETS 300 028 European digital cellular telecommunication system (Phase 1) - Mobe Station - Base Station System (MS-BSS) intaface duu link luyer specimtion (GSM 04.06) European digital cellular telecommunications system (Phase 1) - Mob - security modu
20、le interface: an interface between a CAD and a security module. A terminal conforming to this standard may provide the ability to establish an SM interface. This interface is optio - human interface : an interface between a CAD and a person. A terminal conforming to this standard may provide the abi
21、lity to estabiish a human interface. This interface is optionai; - data communication interface : an interface between a CAD and another computing equipment. A terminal conforming to this standard may provide the ability to establish a communication network interface. This interface is optional. A t
22、erminal may support more than one type of interface and more than one interface of the same type. An interface is described accordmg to one or more basic interface characteristics. A basic interface characteristic is a two hexadecimal digit code representing one or more options pertainjng to this ch
23、aracteristic. An elementary interface code is derived from the selection of one available code for each basic interface characteristic in sequence. The combination of all the elementary interface codes determines the global interface code of this interface. The global interface code of all the inter
24、faces of a CAD shall be retrievable from the CAD. It can be made readable at one of the interfaces of the CAD, or on the manufacturer label of the equipment. The global interface code of all the inkrfaces shaii be read in the following order : card interfaces, data communication interfaces, security
25、 module interfaces and human interfaces. If one is not present on the CAD, the code 00 shall appear in its place. The general code SM therefore appear as follows: C(card interface global interface code) - D(data communication interface global interface code) - S(security module interface global inte
26、rface code) - H(humm interface global interface code). 5 Card interface O BSI 1997 STD-BSI BS EN L3L2-ENGL 1777 = Lb2LibbS Ob22bLB 721 Page 8 EN 1362 : 1997 6.2 Card interface: technology characteristics 6.2.1 Magnetic The following types of magnetic cards are supported in this European Standard - i
27、n accordance with EN 27811-2, EN 27811-4 and EN 27811-5 on magnetic stripes with track 1 andor track 2 and/or track 3; - in accordance with prEN 753-2 for TFCO, TFC1 and TFC5 cards magnetic tracks. 6.2.2 Electro-magnetic The following types of electremagnetic cards are supported in this European Sta
28、ndara - in accordance with ISO/IEC 116942 for optid memory cards technologies; - in accordance with ISOLEC 105362 and ISOLEC 10536-3 for capacitive mdor inductive technologies; - reserved for future use for radiocommunidon technologies. 5.2.3 ElectricaVgalvanic The following types of card interface
29、electrical technologies are supported in this European Standaxd - in accordance with EN 278161 : 1989, EN 2781621989, clauses 3 to 6 of EN 278163:1992; - in accordance with EN 726-3. 6.3 Card interface: communication characteristics 6.3.1 Passive communication The following types of passive communic
30、ation characteristics are supported in this European standard: - in accordance with EN 27811-2, EN 27811-4 and EN 278115 on magnetic stripes with track 1 and/or track 2 and/or track 3; - in accordance with prEN 753-2 on magnetic stripes with central track andor track 4; - in accordance with ISO/IEC
31、11694-3 for optid memory cards. 6.3.2 Active communication 5.3.2.1 Synchronous tranmnission The following types of synchronous mnsmm * ion modes are supported in this European Standard - in accordance with 6.2 and 6.2 of EN 278163 : 1992 (synchronous integrated circuit card 1 ion). 6.3.2.2 Asynchmus
32、 - block mode transmission according to the T=l IC card protocol as described in clauses 6 and 9 of EN278163 : 1992; - parameters and protocol type selection (PTS) supported as described in clause 7 of EN278163 : 1992; - reserved for future use for duplex transmission. 6.4 Card interface: data chara
33、cteristics 6.4.1 Data for passive cards technologies The following data structures are supported in this European Standard - in accordance with EN 27813 for data on magnetic cardtracksland2; - in accordance with EN 24909 for data on magnetic card track 3; - in accordance with ISO/IEC/DIS 11694-4 for
34、 data on optical memory cards, - reserved for future use for data on magnetic card tracks TFCO, TFC1, and TFC5. 6.4.2 Commands and data for active card technologies The following commands and data structures are supported in this European Standad - in accordance with ISO/IEC 78164 : all the supporte
35、d messages are implemented as described in ISOlEC 7816-4; - in accordance with BO 9992-2 for banlung applications: all the supported messages are implemented as described in IS0 99922; - in accordance with EN 7263 for telecommunication applications: all the supported messages are implemented as desc
36、ribed in EN 7,253; - in accordance with ETS 300 331 for DECT telecommunication applications: all the supported messages are implemented as described in ETS 300 331; - in accordance with I-ETS 300 o451 for GSM telecommunication applications (and I-ETS 300 0452 for DCS extension applications): ali the
37、 supported messages are implemented as described in ETS 300 o451 and I-ETS 300 0452; - proprietary messages: when proprietary messages are supported by the interface, they sha not be standardized, but this situation is included in the coding of the interface chamcteriscs. 6.6 Basic card interface co
38、ding A coding is specified in this standard in order to identify the interface characteristics. It uses a bitmap type of coding for all the characteristics, with some extension mechanisms for extra bytes to be added if needed It shall be the responsibility of every sector or application to define ho
39、w such a dah element is used, if needed. The coding is done with at least 1 byte for each characteristic. The bit b8 (most signimt bit) of a byte indie the presence of a subsequent byte ; b8 is wed Extension in figures 1 to 8. The bit b7 of the fiist byte indicates a proprietary usage of this charac
40、teristic ; b7 is named Proprietary in figures 1 to 8. When an option is supported at the interface, the corresponding bit in the interface characteristics coding shall be set to 1. O BSI 1997 STD-BSI BS EN L3bZ-ENGL 1777 lb24bb7 Ob22b19 bb8 Page 9 EN 1362 : 1997 6.6.1 Coding of the physical dimensio
41、ns characteristics The following coding shall be used for the physical dimensions chaxacteristics: Figure 1. Coding of the first byte Figure 2. Coding of the second byte Example of values for one singie chasacteris tic: - 20 for ID1 capabiiiQ - 08 for IDO00 capabfi - 08 for high coercivity magnetic
42、capabili - 8040 for radio capability 6.6.3 Coding of the communication characteristics The following codq shall be used for the communication characteristics: Figure 6. Coding of the irst byte RW Figure 6. Coding of the second byte O BSI 1997 STD-BSI BS EN L3b2-ENGL 2777 LbZVbb9 Ob22b20 38T Page 10
43、EN 1362 : 1997 Example of values for some characteristics: - 08 for asynchronous capability with protocols T=O; - 1 C for asynchronous capabilities with both protocols T=O and T=l and PTS, - 9C20 for asynchronous capabilities with protocols T=O and T=l, PTS and IS0 track 2 magnetic capability NOTE.
44、The T=O (T=l respectively) bit of the first byte set to 1 means that the interface is able to support the T=O (T=l respectively) standard protocol as defined in EN 2781 - 8020 for magnetic card track 2 data capabilities; - A120 for IC card intersector and DECT data capabilities and magnetic card tra
45、ck 2 data CapabilitiB. 6 Data communication interface The data communication interface is described according to the following cmristics : - physical characteristiw, - technOlOgY CharacteriStCS; - communication charactensti a; - message and data characteristics. 6.1 Data communication interface: phy
46、sical characteristics The foliowing types of connectors are supported in this European Standara - RS232 9 way D-type Malelfemale in accordance with Is0 4902; - RS232 25 way D-type Malelfede in accordance with IS0 2110; - BNCANC (Cod cable); - RJ11 jack plug (4 wires); - RJ12 jack plug (6 wires); - R
47、J45 jack plug (8 wires). STD-BSI BS EN L3b2-ENGL 1997 1b24bb7 Ob22b21 2Lb 6.2 Data communication interface : technology characteristics The following types of data communication interface technologies are supported in this European Standard : a) electrical link. The following mode of electricai link
48、s are supported in this European Standard: - 300 bps Y21 modem: - 1200 bps Y22 modem: - 2400 bps Y22bis modem : modem : - 1200/75 bps Y23 - V28 : - X26 : - X27 - 1.430 : - 1somc 88023 : - ISOAEC 88024 : - ISOAEC 8802-5 : such a connection shall comply with ETS 300 115; such a connection shail comply
49、 with ETS 300 116; such a connection shall comply with ETS 300 117; such a connection shall comply with ETS 300 118; such a connection shall comply with ITU-T recommendation V2 such a connection shall comply with CCIlT recommendation X27; such a connection shall comply with ITU-T recommendation 1.430; such a connection shall comply with ISOAEC 88023 physical such a connection shall comply with ISOAEC 88024 physical layer; such a connection shall comply with ISOAEC 88026 physical hYer, b) radio frequencies electsomagnetic iink. The following mode
