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Smart DB
User Manual
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 Introduction ·······································································································7
1.1 System Requirements ·················································································· 7
1.2 Program Structure ······················································································· 7
2 Program Start·····································································································9
2.1 Execute Program ························································································ 9
2.2 Create New Project ···················································································· 10
2.3 Input Data ································································································ 12
2.4 Edit Data ································································································· 15
2.5 Print ······································································································· 16
3 Main Function ·································································································· 18
3.1 Create New Project ···················································································· 18
3.2 Create / Modify Database ············································································ 19
3.2.1 Auto Create Database···································································· 19
3.2.2 Manual Create Database ································································ 19
3.3 Connect ODBC ························································································· 23
3.4 Save Project····························································································· 26
3.5 Open Project ···························································································· 26
3.6 Input Data ································································································ 26
3.7 Edit Image ······························································································· 27
3.8 Select Data ······························································································ 31
3.9 Print ······································································································· 32
3.10 Change Printed Data ·················································································· 34
3.11 Use the Conditional Formula ········································································ 34
4 Ribbon bar ······································································································ 36
4.1 Home tab································································································· 36
4.1.1 Project ························································································ 36
4.1.2 Print ··························································································· 36
4.1.3 Mark ·························································································· 36
4.1.4 Display ······················································································· 37
4.1.5 Search························································································ 37
4.1.6 Card··························································································· 38
4.1.7 Design ························································································ 39
4.2 File tab ···································································································· 39
4.2.1 New ··························································································· 39
 4.2.2 Save ·························································································· 39
4.2.3 Open ·························································································· 39
4.2.4 Close ························································································· 39
4.2.5 Print ··························································································· 39
4.2.6 DataBase ···················································································· 40
4.2.7 Print History ················································································· 44
4.2.8 Exit ···························································································· 44
4.3 Database Tap ··························································································· 45
4.3.1 Connection ·················································································· 45
4.3.2 Setting ························································································ 45
4.3.3 DB Security ················································································· 46
4.3.4 Card··························································································· 46
4.4 Options tab ······························································································ 47
4.4.1 Language ···················································································· 47
4.4.2 Plugins ······················································································· 47
4.5 Help tab ·································································································· 51
4.5.1 Manual ······················································································· 51
4.5.2 About ························································································· 51

APPENDIX
1 Plugin············································································································· 52
1.1 Plugin Registration ···················································································· 52
1.2 Plugin Development ··················································································· 53
1.2.1 Plugin Functions ··········································································· 53
1.2.2 Plugin Structure ············································································ 55
1.2.3 Plugin Class ················································································ 58
1.3 Usage of RF_ Plugin_Mifare1k.dll ································································· 64
1.3.1 SmartDB Configuraion ··································································· 64
1.3.2 INI File Configuration ····································································· 65
1.3.3 Data Encoding ············································································· 67
Figure

Figure 1 SmartDB Operation Structure. ···························································· 8

Figure 2 SmartDB Window ············································································ 9
Figure 3 New Project··················································································· 10
Figure 4 Connect Fields ··············································································· 11
Figure 5 After DB connection ········································································ 12
Figure 6 Add Data ······················································································ 13
Figure 7 Capture ························································································ 13
Figure 8 Add Figure Image ··········································································· 13
Figure 9 Plugin Data Added ·········································································· 13
Figure 10 Print & Continue ··········································································· 14
Figure 11 Add Data ····················································································· 14
Figure 12 After Adding Data ·········································································· 15
Figure 13 Editing Data ················································································· 15
Figure 14 Direct Input in Column ··································································· 16
Figure 15 Select Data for Printing ·································································· 16
Figure 16 Select Printer ··············································································· 16
Figure 17 Print Spooler ················································································ 17
Figure 18 Printing ······················································································· 17
Figure 19 After Printing ················································································ 18
Figure 20 New Project ················································································· 18
Figure 21 Connect Fields ············································································· 19
Figure 22 MDB Management ········································································ 20
Figure 23 Auto Create MDB ·········································································· 20
Figure 24 Connect Fields ············································································· 21
Figure 25 Input MDB Name ·········································································· 21
Figure 26 MDB Table Management ································································ 22
Figure 27 Create New Table ········································································· 22
Figure 28 Create New Table – Import from CSD················································ 22
Figure 29 MDB Management ········································································ 23
Figure 30 Connect Fields ············································································· 23
Figure 31 Select ODBC Data Source ······························································ 24
Figure 32 ODBC Data Source Administrator ····················································· 24
Figure 33 Select ODBC Data Source ······························································ 25
Figure 34 Connect Fields ············································································· 25
Figure 35 Select MDB ················································································· 25
Figure 36 Save Project ················································································ 26
Figure 37 Add Data ····················································································· 27
Figure 38 View after Add Data ······································································· 27
Figure 39 Image Editing Window ··································································· 28
Figure 40 Edit Image Location······································································· 28
Figure 41 Edit Brightness ············································································· 29
Figure 42 Edit Contrast ················································································ 29
Figure 43 Zoom in / Zoom out ······································································· 29
Figure 44 Image Rotation ············································································· 30
Figure 45 Auto Portrait / Auto Effect ································································ 30
Figure 46 Before Image Edit ········································································· 31
Figure 47 After Image Edit ············································································ 31
Figure 48 Information of Edit Image································································ 31
Figure 49 Select data ·················································································· 32
Figure 50 Select Printer ··············································································· 32
Figure 51 Print Standby ··············································································· 33
Figure 52 Screen at the printing. ···································································· 33
Figure 53 Results ······················································································· 34
Figure 54 Filter Bar ····················································································· 34
Figure 55 Filterbar – Create Conditional formula ··············································· 35
Figure 56 Home tab ···················································································· 36
Figure 57 find matched card ········································································· 38
Figure 58 Find Position ················································································ 38
Figure 59 Editing Data ················································································· 39
Figure 60 Select ODBC Data Source ······························································ 40
Figure 61 Import from ODBC ········································································ 40
Figure 62 Contents of Excel File ···································································· 41
Figure 63 Import from Excel·········································································· 41
Figure 64 after import from Excel ··································································· 42
Figure 65 Export to MDB·············································································· 42
Figure 66 Export to Excel ············································································· 43
Figure 67 Print History ················································································· 44
Figure 68 Set field Connecting ······································································ 45
Figure 69 Set Password··············································································· 46
Figure 70 Input Password ············································································ 46
Figure 71 Add Card····················································································· 47
Figure 72 Edit Card····················································································· 47
Figure 73 Select Capture Plugins··································································· 48
Figure 74 Select Contact Plugins ··································································· 48
Figure 75 Contact Plugins Option··································································· 49
Figure 76 Contact Plugins INI Setup ······························································· 49
Figure 77 Select Contactless Plugins ······························································ 50
Figure 78 Contactless Plugins Option ····························································· 50
Figure 79 Contactless Plugins INI Setup·························································· 50
Figure 80 SmartDB Information ····································································· 51
Figure 81 No plugin.dll················································································· 52
Figure 82 Copy of Plugins ············································································ 52
Figure 83 Plugin Auto-Registration ································································· 53
Figure 84 Plugin Selection············································································ 64
Figure 85 Set Plugin option ·········································································· 64
Figure 86 INI Plugin Configuration ································································· 65
1 Introduction
SmartDesign® is the program which focuses on designing a card so you can print card
data one by one. However when the data is huge, it takes too much time to print every data
one by one.
For this reason, SmartDB® is developed and you can print several data at once using this
program. This program is able to be linked with DBMS via ODBC function and have many
useful functions such as “Multi-language Support” and “Print History”.

1.1 System Requirements

SmartDB can be operated with only IDP Corp,.Ltd’s SMART card printers.
The required software and hardware configuration for your computer system to execute
SmartDB is as below.
- Windows XP, Vista, 7
- Pentium 1G Hz
- 256MB RAM

1.2 Program Structure

If you design a card in SmartDesign and save in your PC, the file will be saved as
“*.CSD”. In this CSD file, there is “Field” section and it is for linking texts, images and
barcodes to SmartDB so that SmartDB program can modify the items.
You don’t need to change data case by case in SmartDesign but you can modify
different data using SmartDB at once. If you edit CSD “Field” in SmartDB, it will be the
same effect as you modified the CSD file. But this changed data is valid until closing
CSD file in SmartDB. So if you close CSD file or exit SmartDB program, the original
design of CSD data would not be changed.
You can design and modify large numbers of cards through SmartDB quickly and safely.

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 Field

C Field
Smart Smart Data
S :
Design DB Base
D
Field

Field

Figure 1 SmartDB Operation Structure.

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2 Program Start
Usage of this program will be introduced in this chapter briefly.

2.1 Execute Program

From Window’s Start menu
Click Start Menu > All Programs > Smart > SmartDB

From the shortcut icon created on Desktop background

Double-click the icon which is created on Desktop background after installation of
program.

When you run the program, it will be displayed as Fig. 2.

Figure 2 SmartDB Window

① Ribbon bar
Please refer to chapter 4.Ribbon bar
② Filter bar
Please refer to chapter 3.11 Use the Conditional Formula
③ Data

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 It shows data which is connected to CSD field and DB field.
④ Preview
It shows preview image. If a document has single side, it shows only front side. If a
document has both sides, it shows another tap for the back of the document.
When select the tap, it will present preview image of back side.
⑤ CSD fields / DB fields
When you select a CSD field tap, it shows field information of the CSD file opened.
When you select DB field tap, it shows recorded information of Database.

2.2 Create New Project

To connect a CSD file and Database, create new project.

① Create a CSD file which has fields section using SmartDesign.

For more information, please refer to user manual of SmartDesign.
② Click File tab and New button, or Click New button on home tab.

Figure 3 New Project

③ Click upper “…” button and open the saved CSD file. When you select a CSD file,
Project Name will be changed as the CSD file name.
④ Click lower "..." button and select the path where the new project is saved in.
⑤ “Auto Create Database” is the function which creates and connects database
automatically according to CSD fields when you make new project.
Select CSD file and mark Auto Create Database Check box. Click OK.

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 Figure 4 Connect Fields

⑥ Above image shows how CSD fields and Database(DB) are connected. Database
is created and connected automatically according to CSD fields because “Auto
Create Database” is activated.
In “CSD Fields” column, the blue color section is “Field Name” of the CSD file. Pink
color section is print record fields, and these sections are used in SmartDB. Yellow
color section is Image field. In case there are connected CSD field images, it will
be created automatically.
When “Do you want to connect fields?” window appears, select Yes to connect
CSD fields with DB fields.

After CSD fields are connected to DB fields, the program will be changed as Fig. 5.

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 Figure 5 After DB connection

CSD preview will be shown on the right side and CSD fields and DB fields will be
displayed.
⑦ From now on, you can input and edit data.
SmartDB manages projects as the unit of directories. So a directory is created as
“Project Name” on appointed “Project Location” and all files will be copied in the
folder.

2.3 Input Data

To input data, click Add in Home tab or Database tab.

Input data in Value column.

Select an image after click “…” button when you use image field. To delete or change
an image, right-click Value column. When you select Select Image in context menu,
you can select new image. And also you can delete an image using Remove Image in
context menu.

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 Figure 6 Add Data

If you click Image Field when USB Camera is connected to PC, Capture button will be
activated on the right side. Click activated Capture button, and then camera view
window appears like Fig. 7.
Click Capture button in the window, then program will save the image as Fig. 8.

Figure 7 Capture Figure 8 Add Figure Image

If Plugin is installed in SmartDB program folder, the buttons will be displayed as plugin
names like figure 9. Click a button and execute plugin so that you can import an image.
Please refer to Appendix – Plugin part.

Figure 9 Plugin Data Added

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To print the data in Add Card window, Click Print & Continue button.

Figure 10 Print & Continue

Select a printer on upper combo box and click Issue button to print. After printing
process, preview window will be closed automatically and the data of printed content
will be added in Database automatically.

Figure 11 Add Data

To save data and keep the current window, click Save & Close button.
To save data and close the current window, click Save & Continue button.
To clear whole data in current window, click Clear button.
To close the window without save, click Close button.

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 Figure 12 After Adding Data

If you add a card, the new data is updated on the screen as Figure 12.
Selected data is updated through data field and it is displayed in preview section.

2.4 Edit Data

There are two ways to edit data user entered.

Click Edit in Home tab or Database tab. Then it will be displayed as Fig. 13.

Figure 13 Editing Data

Double-click the column to edit. Then input data directly to the column as Fig. 14.

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 Figure 14 Direct Input in Column

2.5 Print
Connect a card printer to PC before printing.
① To print, select the data as Fig.15 and click Print button in Home tab or File tab.

Figure 15 Select Data for Printing

Figure 16 Select Printer

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② Figure 16 shows available printer which is connected PC or network
The printers which have a word “USB” on the lists are connected to PC directly.
The printers which names start with IP address are connected to network.
Choose a printer and click Confirm button.

Figure 17 Print Spooler

③ Figure 17 shows printer spooler window.
Click Print button, then all data on the lists will be printed.

Figure 18 Printing

The white background means the data which is ready to print. The green color
means under printing. After finish the printing, the color will be changed to yellow. If
there is an error during the printing, it will be changed to red color. Even though it
is under printing, you can add more data to print.

④ When printing is done, click Close to return to main program.

Printing results will be applied to data list as Fig. 19.

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 Figure 19 After Printing

3 Main Function
The main function will be explained in this chapter.

3.1 Create New Project

To connect a CSD file and Database, create new project.

⑧ Create a CSD file which has fields section using SmartDesign.

For more information, please refer to user manual of SmartDesign.
⑨ Click File tab and New button, or Click New button on home tab.

Figure 20 New Project

⑩ Click upper “…” button and open the saved CSD file. When you select a CSD file,
Project Name will be changed as the CSD file name.
⑪ Click lower "..." button and select the path where the new project is saved in.

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 ⑫ “Auto Create Database” is the function which creates and connects database
automatically according to CSD fields when you make new project.
If it is connected with the existing database, you have to remove the mark in this
section.
⑬ Project file will be generated as *.csp in the folder under the directory which set on
“Project Location”.

3.2 Create / Modify Database

3.2.1 Auto Create Database
If “Auto Create Database” option is activated in chapter 3.1, MDB database will
be created and connected automatically as CSD file’s fields.

In “CSD Fields” column, the blue color section is field name of the CSD file.
Pink color section is the print record field, and these are used in SmartDB.
Yellow color section is Image field. If there is connected image in SmartDB, it
will add “_CONFIG” in the last part of the field name and will be created.

Figure 21 Connect Fields

If “Do you want to connect field?” box appears, click Yes to connect
CSD field name and DB field name automatically.

3.2.2 Manual Create Database

If “Auto Create Database” option is not activated at chapter 3.1, it needs to

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 create database manually or connect to current ODBC.
Click Database tab and Connect MDB button. Then “MDB Management”
window will be displayed as Fig. 22.

Figure 22 MDB Management

3.2.2.1 Auto Create MDB

① Click Automatic Create MDB button, then “Automatic Create MDB” windows
as Fig. 23 will be displayed.

Figure 23 Auto Create MDB

“MDB Name” means that created MDB file name and you can change it.
“Table Name” means that created table name in MDB file and you can also
change it.
DB table structure will be created according to CSD file field structure.
② Click Create button, DB will be created as setting. It will be connected with
CSD file’s fields automatically as below.

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 Figure 24 Connect Fields

③ Click Yes, then CSD file fields and DB fields will be linked.
Click No, then fields will not be synchronized.

3.2.2.1 Create MDB

① Click Create MDB button, then “Input MDB Name” window will be displayed.

Figure 25 Input MDB Name

② Input MDB name and click OK button, “MDB Table Management” window will
displayed as Fig. 26.

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 Figure 26 MDB Table Management

Selected table structure of MDB file will be displayed on the left list and you
can create, edit and remove the table.

③ To create table, click New Table button.

Figure 27 Create New Table

Input a name in “Table name” section.

To input/edit the Field name, double-click to the empty Fieldname index or
data.
You can set the field type on Type column.
You can set the maximum data size of the field on Length column.
If you click Import from CSD button, table field will be set automatically
according to CSD file field structure as below.

Figure 28 Create New Table – Import from CSD

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 When you click Create button, a question message will pop up.
To create it, click OK.

Figure 29 MDB Management

Figure 29 is created table.

④ To change selected table structure, click Edit Table button

To remove the selected table, click Remove Table button.
Click Connect Fields button, then you can connect the fields as Fig. 30.

Figure 30 Connect Fields

3.3 Connect ODBC

To connect variety sorts of DBMS, SmartDB supports ODBC.
All databases supported by ODBC are available.

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① Click Database tab and Connect ODBC button. Then “Select ODBC Data
Source” window will be displayed as Fig. 31.

Figure 31 Select ODBC Data Source

On the left side, you can see the data format which is available to connect.
If you click ODBC Manager button, then “ODBC Data Source Administrator” window
will be displayed as Fig. 32.

For more information, please refer to the related materials.

Figure 32 ODBC Data Source Administrator

If you click Select Table button after select one source, you can see the different
window as per each source.
SMART Test data source is created from ODBC original administrator. Click Select
Table button, then “Available Tables and Views” window will be displayed and you can
select table or view.

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 Figure 33 Select ODBC Data Source

Click Connect Fields button after selecting a table, then Fig. 34 will be displayed.

Figure 34 Connect Fields

CSD fields and DB fields can be connected.

While selecting MS Access Database, click Select Table button then you can select
MDB file as Fig. 35

Figure 35 Select MDB

If select a MDB file and click OK button then table or window will be displayed.

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 Thereafter it will run through same process as described before.

3.4 Save Project

Information of CSD file and Database connection will be saved in the project file
(*.csp). If it cannot be recorded, you need to proceed with many steps as above.
To avoid the inconvenience, if connection setting is finished, you need to save project
file.
To save project, click Save button in Home tab or File tab.

Figure 36 Save Project

3.5 Open Project

To open project, click Open button in Home tab or File tab.
When you import a file, CSD fields automatically will be connected database fields.

3.6 Input Data

To input data, click Add in Home tab or Database tab.

Input data in Value column.

Select an image after click “…” button when you use image field. To delete or change
an image, right-click Value column. When you select Select Image in context menu,
you can select new image. And also you can delete an image using Remove Image in
context menu.

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 Figure 37 Add Data

If you click Capture button, you can use the images which are in USB Camera
connected to PC.
To save data and keep the current window, click Save & Close button.
To save data and close the current window, click Save & Continue button.
To clear whole data in current window, click Clear button.
To close the window without save, click Close button.

When input data, entered data will be printed as Fig. 38

Selected data is updated through data field and it is displayed in preview section.

Figure 38 View after Add Data

3.7 Edit Image

The image which is connected on Image fields can be modified. You can edit image
size and location easily using this function.

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Double-click a point of indicated field in preview screen on the right side, then “Image
Edit” window will be displayed. Or double-clicking image field on “CSD fields” on the
bottom will be the same.

When “Image Edit” window be displayed, the amount of changes is displayed as

percentage and values.
Blue dotted line on the center is the size of image field and the size is reduced
according to the size of “Image Edit” window. To modify the location of an image, you
can use left button of mouse by Drag and Drop.

Figure 39 Image Editing Window

In “Image Edit” window, there are many simple and useful tools for editing images.
Brightness, Contrast, Zoom and Rotate functions are included from the top

Drag

Figure 40 Edit Image Location

If brightness value is near to “0”, image will be darker.

If it is near to “100” image will be shown brighter.

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 Figure 41 Edit Brightness

If contrast value is close to “0” then image will be more blur, on the contrary, if it is
close to “100” then the image will be shaper.

Figure 42 Edit Contrast

It is possible to resize an image by zoom function.

Figure 43 Zoom in / Zoom out

Image can be rotated by 90, 180, 270, 360 degrees through Rotate function.

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 Figure 44 Image Rotation

Figure 45 Auto Portrait / Auto Effect

To change brightness, contrast, zoom(minimize, maximize), rotator, move a scroll bar

or input value in edit box, and press Enter key.
You can input zoom value until second minority. (0.xx).

Auto Portrait is the function to find the face in the Image automatically.
Click Auto Portrait check box, then the image is focused on the face and adjusts the
size and position properly.
Auto Effect is the function to adjust the brightness and contrast in a picture
automatically. Click Auto Effect check box, then brightness and contrast is adjusted
properly.

To restore the default value, click Set as Saved button.

To turn back to the original CSD image file, click Set as Default button.
To save the changed setting value and close window, click Apply button.
To save and apply the changed setting value to all selected data and close window,
click Apply All button. It will be take some time depend on the data volume.
To close without saving changed setting value, Click Cancel button.

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 If click Apply or Apply All button, you can see modified image on preview.

Figure 46 Before Image Edit Figure 47 After Image Edit

When you modify the image, modified value will be set as Fig. 48.

Figure 48 Information of Edit Image

3.8 Select Data

You can select data to print or remove printer data. When you select data, all of the
lines will be selected. To select more data, you can click mouse left button and drag.
To select several data, press Ctrl Key and click lines. If a line has not selected, it will
be added from selected lines. And if a line has selected already, it will be excluded
from selected lines.

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 Figure 49 Select data

3.9 Print
① Select data to print edited cards.
② Click Print button in File tab or Home tab.

Figure 50 Select Printer

③ You can see the printer lists which are connected to PC or Network – Fig. 50
The printers which have a word “USB” on the lists are connected to PC directly.
The printers which names start with IP address are connected to network.
Select a printer on the list, and click Confirm button.

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 Figure 51 Print Standby
⑤ Figure 51 shows printer spooler window.
If there is several print data, you can click Use Printer Spool check box, so that
continually you can print several data to save time.
Click Print button, then all data on the lists will be printed.

Figure 52 Screen at the printing.

The white background means the data which is ready to print. The green color
means under printing. After finish the printing, the color will be changed to yellow. If
there is an error during the printing, it will be changed to red color. Even though it
is under printing, you can add more data to print.

⑥ If you click Stop button, it will stop all procedure after current printing data is done.
If you click Close button, it will close the window after current printing data is done.
SmartDB will stay “Standby” mode if there are the data which are spooling or
printing.
If you click Remove Printed Card button, Yellow color data that means printing is
done will be removed.
If you click Reset failed Card button, it will retry to print Red color data that means

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 there was an error during printing.

⑦ When printing is done, click Close to return to main program.

Figure 53 Results

Printing results will be applied on data lists as Fig. 53.

3.10 Change Printed Data

Printed data cannot be printed again to prevent reissuance,
If you want to re-print, select the card and click Unprinted button of Mark group
on Home tab.
On the contrary, if you don’t want to print unprinted data, select the card and click
Printed button of Mark group on Home tab.

3.11 Use the Conditional Formula

If you want to display to specified data in the screen from lots of data, you can use
“Filter Bar”.

Figure 54 Filter Bar

First section defines the connecting method of conditional option, if there are more
than two conditions, it will define the relations of two conditions.

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 The earlier condition and new input
AND
condition are satisfied both of them.
The earlier condition or new input condition
OR
is satisfied.

Second section is for selecting registered field name.

Third section defines to range of condition value.
= The data is equal to condition value
like The data is including to condition value
> The data is larger than condition value.
< The data is smaller than condition value
<> The data is different from condition value.

Fourth section is for inputting condition value.

If you click” Add” button, it changes set value to conditional formula and display next
line.
To create more than two “IF” formula , you can click “Add” button and after setting
second conditional formula you can click “Add” button again.
If you click “Apply” button, the results of searching will be displayed from database by
conditional formula.

For example, If you want to find data which includes “Der”, you can find it as Fig. 55.

Figure 55 Filterbar – Create Conditional formula

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4 Ribbon bar

4.1 Home tab

Figure 56 Home tab

The top of the program, at the bottom of the ribbon tab, ribbon bar is located.

4.1.1 Project

4.1.1.1 New

This button closes existed project, and create new project.

4.1.1.2 Open

This button loads saved project file.

4.1.1.3 Save

This button saves current project setting after create project.

4.1.2 Print

4.1.2.1 Print

This button prints selected data through card printer.

For more information, Please refer to Chapter 3.9

4.1.3 Mark

4.1.3.1 Printed

This button set selected data as print completed status.

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 4.1.3.2 Unprinted

This button set selected data as unprinted data so that you can print the data
again.

4.1.4 Display

4.1.4.1 All Cards

This button shows all of the data of connected database.

4.1.4.2 Printed Card

This button shows all printed data of connected database.

4.1.4.3 Unprinted Cards

This button show unprinted data of connected database.

4.1.5 Search

4.1.5.1 Printed

This button finds next printed card

4.1.5.2 Unprinted

This button finds next unprinted card

4.1.5.3 Text

This button finds cards which have specified string.

If you click the button, the dialog box will be displayed as Fig. 57

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 Figure 57 find matched card

To find specified data, click Find button after filling text box.

4.1.5.4 Position

This button finds the data which is on specified position.

If you click the button, the dialog box will be displayed as Fig. 58

Figure 58 Find Position

To find specified position, click Find button after filling data position.

4.1.6 Card

4.1.6.1 Add

This button adds new data. Please refer to Chapter 2.3.

4.1.6.2 Edit

This button edits selected data. Please refer to Chapter 2.4.

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 Figure 59 Editing Data

4.1.6.3 Delete

This button deletes the selected cards. If you removed data once, it could not
be recovered. So please be careful to use this button.

4.1.7 Design

4.1.7.1 Edit

This button executes SmartDesign program to modify the used CSD file in the
program.

4.2 File tab

4.2.1 New
After close existed project, create new project from designed CSD file.

4.2.2 Save
Save current project setting.

4.2.3 Open
After close existed project, load the saved project file.

4.2.4 Close
Close the opened project.

4.2.5 Print

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 4.2.5.1 Print
Print a selected card. Please refer to Chapter 3.9

4.2.5.2 Save Preview as BMP file

Save preview as BMP file. You can select the side to save.

4.2.6 DataBase
4.2.6.1 Import data from ODBC
Through ODBC, you can input data from the other DB
When execute menu, the window like Fig. 60 “Select ODBC Data
source” will be displayed.

Figure 60 Select ODBC Data Source

To select data source, click Confirm button.

Figure 61 Import from ODBC

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 Structure of selected data source on the left of screen is displayed.
Connect ODBC field item to DB field.
If the connecting is done, click Import button.

4.2.6.2 Import Excel

Import excel file and you can modify data.

Figure 62 Contents of Excel File

Fig. 62 is the example of excel file.

Click Import data from Excel button and select excel file.
“Import from Excel” window will appear.

Figure 63 Import from Excel

You can check the bottom of screen and there will be descriptions of
analyzed contents of excel file.
First line is field name. In fact, data will be imported from second line.
The field name and selected data from list of bottom will be
displayed on the right side of screen.
On the left side of screen, you can check DB field name and you can

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 select excel file in “Excel fields” topic on the right side.
To Connect DB fields and excel fields, click Import button.

Figure 64 after import from Excel

4.2.6.3 Export data to ODBC

Save opened project data in MDB file.

Figure 65 Export to MDB

All of data fields and data in the project will be displayed at the

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 bottom of the screen and selected data from list will be displayed
with field name on the upper right.
DB field name and created MDB field name will be displayed on the
upper left.
If you double-click “MDB Fields”, you can modify contents.
Image data will be saved to MDB from the OLE object type.
The number of all data will be shown on the upper screen. All fields
will be created.
“Table” sets the name of created table on MDB. Basically current
project name is determined.
Click Export button, and specify location of MDB file and name. If
you specify MDB file name, project data will be recorded immediately.

4.2.6.4 Export data to Excel

You can save the current project data using this function.

Figure 66 Export to Excel

All of data fields and data from project will be shown at the bottom of
the screen. You can check selected data on the upper right of the
screen. Also you can check DB field name and field name in excel
file on the upper left side. If you double-click “Excel Fields”, you can
edit contents.

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 “Total records” and “Extra Fields” will be shown on the upper screen.
When “Extra Fields” is activated, hided fields (print results field, print
history field, image field, modify history field) will be recorded in an
excel file.
“Image directory” column defines the directory which is recorded
image file in. It will create the specified excel file name which is
saved to sub-directory.
If you click Export button, it will set the location and name of
exported excel file. If you set an excel file name, project data will be
record in an excel file.

4.2.7 Print History

Data print history from opened project data will be shown. When execute
menu, “Log file select” window will pop up. Print history is recorded by
monthly. When you select a file in specified month, print history appears
as Fig. 67

Figure 67 Print History

Print history will be recorded print time, date, used printer ID, results of
printer, and simple information of error, error code and information of
used data.

4.2.8 Exit
Exit the program. If you change the structure of project to exit the
program, you have to save before you exit the program.

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4.3 Database Tap
4.3.1 Connection
4.3.1.1 Connect MDB
You can connect MDB file. Please refer to Chapter 3.2.2

4.3.1.2 Connect ODBC

You can connect database through ODBC.
Please refer to Chapter 3.3

4.3.1.3 Disconnect
This function is to disconnect database.
If the database is disconnected, data and information will be disappeared.

4.3.2 Setting
4.3.2.1 Field Setting
When it is connected to database, a connection is composed between CSD
field and database.
DB field which connects with CSD field appears on the left side and you can
change DB field, on the right side, also you can check data in current DB
Fields.

Figure 68 Set field Connecting

4.3.2.2 Compress and Restore

If connected database type is MDB, you can use this function. MDB charges
inefficient space more than needed. As time goes by, space for MDB is

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 increased more and more. At that time, “Compact and Recovery” function is
able to use and through this function useless space can be removed.

4.3.3 DB Security
4.3.3.1 Password
You can set a password in MDB of project.
Click Password button, “Password Configuration” window is displayed.
Click OK button after input the same password that you want in the “New
Password” and “Confirm Password”, then password is set.

If you open the project locked by password, “Input Password” window is

displayed. Input Password and click OK button to open the project.

Figure 69 Set Password

Figure 70 Input Password

4.3.4 Card
4.3.4.1 Add
This button adds new data. Please refer to Chapter 2.3.

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 Figure 71 Add Card

4.3.4.2 Edit
This button edits selected data. Please refer to Chapter 2.4.

Figure 72 Edit Card

4.3.4.3 Delete
This button deletes the selected cards. If you removed data once, it could not
be recovered. So please be careful to use this button.

4.4 Options tab

4.4.1 Language
Select the preferred language.

4.4.2 Plugins

Select Plugin lists and Plugin you are going to use.

Please refer to Appendix.1

4.4.2.1 Image Capture

The plugins those are available to capture images are displayed as low level
of menu and you can select plugins for “Add” and “Edit”.

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 Figure 73 Select Capture Plugins

4.4.2.2 Contact Card

The plugins those are available to encode contact card are displayed as low
level of menu and you can select plugins for “Add” and “Edit”.

If you select plugin and click, “Set Contact Card Encoding” window is
displayed.

To use contact card encoding, click Use Contact Card Plugin Encoding
check box. Click Encoding check box in field to encode.
If you click Setup button, “Contact_Plugin_Sample.ini” file is open.

You can configure options of contact card encoding field. Now only sample is
provided in contact card encoding, so field is empty. For further information,
please refer to Appendix.1

Figure 74 Select Contact Plugins

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 Figure 75 Contact Plugins Option

Figure 76 Contact Plugins INI Setup

4.4.2.3 Contactless Card

The plugins those are available to encode contactless card are displayed as
low level of menu and you can select plugins for “Add” and “Edit”.

If you select plugin and click, “Set Contactless Card Encoding” window is
displayed.

To use contactless card encoding, click Use Contactless Card Plugin

Encoding check box. Click Encoding check box in field to encode.
If you click Setup button, “Contactless_Plugin_Mifare1k.ini” file is open.

You can configure options of contactless card encoding field. Now only Mifare

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1K is provided in contactless card encoding. For further information, please
refer to Appendix.1

Figure 77 Select Contactless Plugins

Figure 78 Contactless Plugins Option

Figure 79 Contactless Plugins INI Setup

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4.5 Help tab
4.5.1 Manual
4.5.1.1 Manual
This SmartDB user manual will be open.

4.5.2 About
4.5.2.1 About
Introduce program version, information etc.

Figure 80 SmartDB Information

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 APPENDIX

1 Plugin
Other functions besides basic functions in SmartDB are supported as Plugin type.
If you make a file according to SmartDB plugin regulation, the plugin can be used in
SmartDB.

1.1 Plugin Registration

You can use any name for plugin file but the extension type should be “.dll”
If you copy plugin files in “plugin” folder where SmartDB is installed in, and restart
SmartDB, you can use the plugin in SmartDB program.

If there is no plugin in “plugin” folder, plugin buttons are inactivated.

Figure 81 No plugin.dll

After copying plugin files like Figure 75 and restart SmartDB, the plugins are registered
automatically and plugin buttons are activated.

Figure 82 Copy of Plugins

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 Figure 83 Plugin Auto-Registration

1.2 Plugin Development

You can develop plugins as “DLL” type.
There are some regulations for developing plugin and you must follow the regulations.

1.2.1 Plugin Functions

Plugin must include below functions.

int WINAPI GetPluginInfo(SPI_INFO * pInfo)

int WINAPI StartPlugin(HANDLE hDone, SPI_VDATA* pInput, int nSize)
int WINAPI EndPlugin(SPI_VDATA* pOutput, int nSize)

The below is the explanation of each function.

① GetPluginInfo()
This function gets plugin information.

int WINAPI GetPluginInfo(SPI_INFO * pInfo)

Imports plugin information

Parameter * pInfo
Structure pointer for the information of plugin.
Please see the explanation of SPI_INFO below.

Return 0 : Success
Others : Fail

② StartPlugin()
This function begins plugin action.

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 int WINAPI StartPlugin(HANDLE hDone, SPI_VDATA* pInput, int
nSize)

Begins plugin action.

Parameter hDone
An event handler for alarming to SmartDB after image
capture is done.
If bUseEvent of SPI_INFO is false, hDone will be NULL and
there is no event after capture is done.
But all the capture process should be done in SPI_Start
function.
If bUseEvent of SPI_INFO is true and Plugin action is done,
you should generate an event using hDone handle.
generate an event like below code.

::SetEvent( hDone );

If calling EndPlugin(), this function is finished though Plugin

action is in progress.
*pInput
A pointer of data to get from SmartDB

nSize
Size of structure of SPI_VDATA to get from SmartDB

Return 0 : Success
Others : Fail

③ EndPlugin()
This function finishes plugin action.

int WINAPI EndPlugin(SPI_VDATA* pOutput, int nSize)

Finishes plugin action.

Please end plugin process in this function.

Parameter *pOutput
A pointer of SPI_VDATA to send to SmartDB when plugin
action is finished.

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 nSize
Size of structure of SPI_VDATA to send to SmartDB

Return 0 : Success
Others : Fail

1.2.2 Plugin Structure

① SPI_INFO
This structure shows the information of plugin.

typedef struct
{
WCHAR szName[64]; // The name of plugin
WCHAR szDesc[256]; // The description of plugin
int nClassId; // Class information of plugin
BOOL bUseEvent; // Check if event handle use or not
int nTimeOut; // Timeout of plugin
BYTE reserved[56];
} SPI_INFO;

Shows the information of plugin

szName is plugin’s name. Please be careful of overlapping between this

and other names.
2 Byte Wide String (Unicode), MAX size is 64 characters including
NULL.

szDesc is the brief information of plugin.

2 Byte Wide String (Unicode), MAX size is 256 characters including
NULL.

nClassid means class-code which plugin belongs to.

#define SPI_CLASS_UNKNOWN 0xFFFFFFFF
#define SPI_CLASS_IMAGEACQUISITION 0x00000001

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 #define SPI_CLASS_CONTACT_CARD 0x00000010
#define SPI_CLASS_CONTACTLESS_CARD 0x00000100

SPI_CLASS_IMAGEACQUISITION is the class code of plugins to get

image from camera, sign-pad and etc. SPI_CLASS_CONTACT_CARD,
_CONTACTLESS_CARD are the class code of plugins to encode contact
card or contactless card with PC/SC protocol.

bUseEvent sets whether event handler to alarm that plugin action is done
is used or not. If the value is TRUE, StartPlugin() can get event
handler. If it is FALSE, plugin action should be done in StartPlugin
function.

nTimeOut finishes plugin action by calling EndPlugin() when it receives no

response during the setting time after calling StartPlugin(). If
bUseEvent is FALSE, input this value 0. If it is TRUE, input this value in
seconds.

reserved is not available now. Fill it with 0.

② SPI_VDATA
SPI_VDATA is the variable size structure that plugin function and
SmartDB sends and gets. The input/output data of this structure
depends on the class of plugin.
Please see the explanation of class of plugin below.

typedef struct
{
int nVersion; // Version of SPI_VDATA
int nTotalSize; // Total size of structure includes header and data
int nFields; // number of fields
SPI_VDATA_VFIELD field[nFields];
} SPI_VDATA;

the variable size structure that plugin function

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nVersion is the version of SPI_VDATA. Now version is 1.

nTotalSize is the total size of structure includes header and data. Be

careful because it depends on size of SPI_VDATA_VFIELD.

nFields means the number of fields. It depends on the input/output state

of nClassID of plugin. SPI_VDATA_VFIELD is defined variably
according to nFields value.

field[nFields] is the SPI_VDATA_VFIELD structure of field information.

Please see the explanation of structure below.

typedef struct
{
WCHAR szName[32]; // Name of Field
int nType; // Type of Field
int nSize; // size of Field
BYTE value[nSize]; // Field Data to input
} SPI_VDATA_VFIELD;

the variable size structure of field information declared in SPI_VDATA.

szName is the name of field.

2 Byte Wide String (Unicode), MAX size is 32 characters including
NULL.

nType is defined by data type depends on field value.

#define SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_INT 1 // Integer
#define SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING 2 // 2Byte Wide String
#define SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_RAW 3 // Raw data

nSize is the size of field (Byte). It is depends on field type.

nType nSize

SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_INT 4

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 SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING Size of string including
2Byte NULL

SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_RAW Size of Raw data

value is data of field. If nType is SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING, 2Byte

Wide String (Unicode) including NULL.

1.2.3 Plugin Class

There are 3 plugin classes which are SPI_CLASS_IMAGEACQUISITION,
SPI_CLASS_CONTACT_CARD and SPI_CLASS_CONTACTLESS_CARD
now. More classess will be added in the future.
The variable structure SPI_VDATA depends on Class type.

① SPI_CLASS_IMAGEACQUISITION
If nClassId is SPI_CLASS_IMAGEACQUISITION, the pointer *pInput
and *pOutput is defined as below.

[*pInput]
There is no field data to get from SmartDB in SPI_CLASS_IMAGE
ACQUISITION. The value is NULL in StartPlugin() function.

[*pOutput]
EndPlugin() function send the path of captured image to SmartDB.
You should input the path and data of captured image in *pOutput.

SPI_VDATA *pOutput

nVersion 1

nTotalSize Total size of SPI_DATA

nFields 1

field[0] szName L”ImageCap”

nType SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING

nSize Size of value including NULL

value Path of captured image + (NULL)

Input 1 which is SPI_VDATA version now in nVersion.

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 Input the total size of SPI_DATA including version information.
Input 1 in nFields because the path of captured image is used as
one field.
Input Wide String L”ImageCap” including NULL in field[0].szName.
Input SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING in field[0].nType because the path
of captured image is string type.
Input the size of value including NULL(2Byte).

Input the path of captured image in field[0].value.

Then it can send the data about captured image to SmartDB by
*pOutput pointer.

For example, if the path of captured image is “C:\image.bmp”,

SPI_VDATA *pOutput is as below.

SPI_VDATA *pOutput

nVersion 1

nTotalSize 110

nFields 1

field[0] szName L”ImageCap”

nType SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING

nSize 26

value L”C:\\image.bmp”

The Pseudo code of plugin with SPI_CLASS_IMAGEACQUISITION is

as below.

[Pseudocode]
int WINAPI GetPluginInfo(SPI_INFO* pInfo)
{
//Input the information of Plugin
pInfo->szName = L”Capture plugin”;
pInfo->nClassid = SPI_CLASS_IMAGEACQUISITION;
pInfo->nTimeOut = 0;
pInfo->bUseEvent = false;
return nres;
}

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int WINAPI StartPlugin(HANDLE evtDone, SPI_VDATA* pInput, int nSize)
{
//Capture Image and Save the path of image
GetCaptureImage();
SaveImagePath();
return nres;
}

int WINAPI EndPlugin(SPI_VDATA* pOutput, int nSize)

{
//Stop Thread in progress and Return the path of image
pOutput->nVersion = 1;
pOutput->nField = 1;
wcscpy(pOutput->field[0].szName[0], szImageName);
pOutput->field[0].nType = SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING;
pOutput->field[0].nSize = wcslen(szImagePath) + 2;
memcpy(pOutput->field[0].value, szImgPath, pOutput->field[0].nSize);
pOutput->nTotalSize = 12 + 72 + pOutput->field[0].nSize;
return nres;
}

② SPI_CLASS_CONTACT_CARD,
SPI_CLASS_CONTACTLESS_CARD
If nClassId is SPI_CLASS_CONTACT_CARD / SPI_CLASS_CONT
ACTLESS_CARD, the pointer *pInput and *pOutput is defined as below.

[*pInput]
You can get the data about Smart Card encoding in SmartDB through
*pInput.

SPI_VDATA *pInput

nVersion 1

nTotalSize Total size of SPI_VDATA

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 nFields 1+k

field[0] szName Name of Smart Card Reader

nType SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_RAW

nSize 4

value Function Pointer of Transmit() function

field[1] szName Name of 1st Field

nType Type of 1st Field

nSize Size of 1st Field

value Data of 1st Field

field[2] 2nd Field

field[3] 3rd Field

…… ……

filed[k] kth Field

Input 1 which is SPI_VDATA version now in nVersion.

Input the total size of SPI_DATA including version information.
Input the name of Smart Card Reader and Function pointer of
Transmit() function (4Byte) in 1st Field.
If nClassId is SPI_CLASS_CONTACT_CARD, function pointer should be
indicated SmartComm_ICTransmit() function of SDK. If nClassId is
SPI_CLASS_CONTACTLESS_CARD, function pointer should be
indicated SmartComm_RFTransmit() function of SDK.

For example, this function pointer is used like below code.

//Definition
typedef int (*PFN)(int , DWORD , BYTE* , DWORD* , BYTE* );

//Usage in the function

PFN TransmitAPDU;
TransmitAPDU = *(PFN*)(theApp.pVData->field[0].value);
TransmitAPDU ( DEV_INTERNALRF, nlencmd, btCmd, dwlenrcv, btRcv);

For further information, please refer to Smart SDK manual.

And refer to source code in this plugin in “Program Files\IDP\Smart
\PluginSample” after SmartDB installation.

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The field data to get from SmartDB begins field[1].
Input the name of 1st field in field[1].szName.
Input the type of 1st field in field[1].nType.
Input the size of 1st field in field[1].nSize.
Input the field data to get from SmartDB in field[1].value.
If there are more than 2 fields from SmartDB, 2nd field data is
entered in field[2]. In this way, k numbers of fields are entered and
send to plugin function through *pInput pointer.

For example, consider that you do Contactless Card Encoding.

nClassId is SPI_CLASS_CONTACTLESS_CARD, Smart Card Reader is
“OMNIKEY CardMan 5X21-CL 0“, the number of the field to get from
SmartDB is 1, name of field is “Name” and value is “John”.
SPI_VDATA is as below.

SPI_VDATA *pInput

nVersion 1

nTotalSize 170

nFields 2

field[0] szName L”OMNIKEY CardMan 5X21-CL 0”

nType SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_RAWDATA

nSize 4

value 4bytes Function pointer

field[1] szName “Name”

nType SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING

nSize 10

value “John”

[*pOutput]
There is no field data to send to SmartDB in Contact/Contactless card
encoding. The value is NULL in EndPlugin() function.

The Pseudo code of plugin with SPI_CLASS_CONTACT_CARD,

SPI_CLASS_CONTACTLESS_CARD is as below.

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 [Pseudocode]

typedef int (*PFN)(int , DWORD , BYTE* , DWORD* , BYTE* );

int WINAPI GetPluginInfo(SPI_INFO* pInfo)

{
//input the information of Plugin
pInfo->szName = L”Plugin Smart Card”;
pInfo->nClassid = SPI_CLASS_CONTACTLESS_CARD;
pInfo->nTimeOut = 0;
pInfo->bUseEvent = false;
return nres;
}

int WINAPI StartPlugin(HANDLE evtDone, SPI_VDATA* pInput, int nSize)

{
//Read the field information from SmartDB and INI information
ReadSetupFile();
//Get the Function Pointer of Transmit()
PFN TransmitAPDU;
TransmitAPDU = *(PFN*)( pInput->field[0].value);

//Authentification and ReadWrite

BYTE comdbuf[] = L”…………..”; // Define APDU Command
TransmitAPDU(DEV_INTERNALRF, nlencmd, comdbuf, dwlenrcv, btRcv);
// Repeat Transmit APDU to read/write smart card
return nres;
}

int WINAPI EndPlugin(SPI_VDATA* pOutput, int nSize)

{
//Stop Thread in progress and quit plugin
TerminateCapThread();
return nres;
}

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1.3 Usage of RF_ Plugin_Mifare1k.dll
SmartDB provides plugin DLL of SPI_CLASS_CONTACTLESS_CARD for encoding
Mifare1K of contactless card encoding. Please set the fields to encode in SmartDB
and input the information of encoding Mifare.

1.3.1 SmartDB Configuraion

Click Contactless card button in Option tab, select Contactless
_Plugin_Mifare1K.

Figure 84 Plugin Selection

Then “Set Contactless Card Encoding” window is displayed.

Figure 85 Set Plugin option

To use contactless card encoding, click Use Contactless Card Plugin Encoding
check box. Click Encoding check box in field to encode.

In above Figure, NAME and ID fields are checked, so *pInput data of SPI_VDATA
is as below.

SPI_VDATA *pInput

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 nVersion 1

nTotalSize 256

nFields 3

field[0] szName L”OMNIKEY CardMan 5X21-CL 0”

nType SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_RAWDATA

nSize 4

value 4bytes Function pointer

field[1] szName “NAME”

nType SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING

nSize 10

value “John”

field[2] szName “ID”

nType SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING

nSize 14

value L”201302”

1.3.2 INI File Configuration

Next, edit INI file to set the configuration to encode Mifare card.
If you click Setup button, “Contactless_Plugin_Mifare1k.ini” file is open.

Figure 86 INI Plugin Configuration

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Basically, Contactless_Plugin_Mifare1k.ini file is defined as below.

Contactless_Plugin_Mifare1K.ini

[Information]
PlugIn=RF_Plugin_Mifare1k.dll
CardType=Mifare1k

[Field1]
Field=NAME
Area=block25.0-block25.15
KeyAB=A
Key=FF FF FF FF FF FF

Configuration value for encoding in DLL. You can edit it for your purposes.

[Information] is the information of plugin.

PlugIn means the dll file to use this ini file.
CardType is the type of card to encode.

[Field#] is the paragraph to define the information of field to encoding.

You can make it as many fields as encoding.
Field should be entered as the name of field to get from SmartDB. For
example, if Field=NAME is defined, DLL file matches the string
“NAME” in INI file with the string “NAME” to get from SmartDB,
field[i].szName, then use the same data to encode.
Area is the information of position to encode in Smart Card. In this case,
it is defined by block on Mifare1k DLL. “block25.0-block25.15” means
that encoded block is 25th block and it encodes from 0th Byte to 15th
Byte of 25th block. You can define “block25” instead. It is analyzed by
RF_Plugin_Mifare1k.dll. Also if it needs several block to encode, you
can use more block like “block25-block26”.
This RF_Plugin_Mifare1k.dll is for Mifare1K card to encode only.
Mifare1K don’t allow encoding in 0th block and every 4th block (3, 7,
11, 15….). If user sets “Area=block3”, it encodes next block (4th
block) automatically because RF_Plugin_Mifare1k.dll analyzes the
syntax.

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 KeyAB defines Key Side whether to use A of Key or B of Key.
Key means the value of Key to load Key Side defined KeyAB. 6 Byte, Hex
String.

1.3.3 Data Encoding

In this sample Contactless_Plugin_Mifare1K.INI in 1.3.2 and predefined *pInput
of SPI_VDATA in 1.3.1, only 1st field will be encoded because only [Field1]
section is defined in INI file. DLL encodes “John”, the data of field[1].value of
*pInput to match “Field=NAME” with. Area is defined from 0th Byte to 15th Byte
of 25th block.

block 25 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Data J o h n

In above table, the size of real encoded data is 10 Bytes because it is Unicode
and includes NULL. It is encoded from 0th Byte to 9th Byte of 25th block.
However user defined Area to 15th Byte, NULL is filled from 10th Byte to 15th
Byte.
And data of field[2] in *pInput of SPI_VDATA is not encoded because only
[Field1] section is defined in INI file.

Refer to source code in “Program Files\IDP\Smart\Plugin” folder after SmartDB

installation.

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