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Smart Cards Lab COMPGA12 University College London

4 Hardware and Software Setup

4.1 PC/SC Interface for Smart Card Readers

PC/SC Interface in Windows

Smart card commands are called APDUs, see Section 7.

In Windows, the support for smart card commands (APDUs) is included

through the so called PC/SC interface that is included in windows (uses

winscard.dll) and does not require any installation.

The only thing that needs to be installed are drivers for speciﬁc smart

card readers.

PC/SC Interface for Linux

The equivalent for Linux is called pcsc-lite. It needs to be installed (not

tested).

4.2 Recommended Smart Card And Contactless Readers

There are many smart card readers on the market. Many are not PC/SC

compliant, many are quite expensive, and many don’t work very well. Here

is the recommended selection of inexpensive, highly functional and highly

compatible smart card readers.

1. For cards with contact, we can use a very cheap smart card reader

PC/SC Silver PA748S (also sold under the brand Alcor Micro) which

costs about 6 GBP and can be purchased on ebay. This reader covers

both bank cards and SIM cards, however one should understand that

all cheap smart card readers suﬀer from the ”friction” problem: when

we insert the smart card repeatedly, the contacts will become used and

the smart card might eventually become damaged.

2. For contactless cards, we recommend ACR 122U or 122T (which is

the same but smaller in size). Each of these models costs about 40-50

GBP.

3. There is also an all-in-one reader: Omnikey 5321 which costs about 80

GBP. It contains two readers in one: an ISO wired smart card, and

an contactless RFID smart card. There are also adaptors to insert a

SIM card to Omnikey 5321.

Nicolas T. Courtois 2009-10

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