Hi,
I'm trying to activate JCOP plug-in for Eclipse. I have a JCOP Engineering Sample Card and a Philips Pegoda Reader (contactless).
I choose "Check a JCOP Engineering Sample Card" from the JCOP Licensing Wizard, then I select Philips Pegoda Reader.
When I press "Finish" it give me this error:
Cannot load DLL: C:\eclipse\plugins\com.ibm.bluez.jcop.eclipse_3.1.1.b\os\win32\x86\tcl.dll
can you help me?
thanks
Try to locate this dll and copy it to a path folder (e.g. system32).
Thanks for your advice. I have copied dll in system32 but I receive the same error.
Hmm, maybe you need Mifare Wnd (Pegoda tool) installed as well:
http://www.nxp.com/files/markets/identification/download/pe089917.zip
I have installed Mifare Wnd but it doesn't solve the problem.
I have also another reader: NFC encoder by TopTunniste.
Pegoda reader is the default in the JCOP Licensing Wizard. Can I add
the topTunniste' s reader in order to activate JCOP tools? How can i add it?
Thanks
Probably a really stupid question, but you have made sure you have installed all necessary drivers?
When i use Pegoda with mifare wnd it works well. Also topTunniste's reader works with its software. They read and write tags so i think that there are all the necessary drivers.
tcl.dll attempts to load the Philips Mifare DLLs which in your case fails and thus tcl.dll refuses to load alltogether. Since tcl.dll uses LoadLibrary(), standard Win32 search procedure applies (you can look that up on MSDN).
There are (at least) two ways to get around the problem:
1) (preferred): Add the the MifareWnd directory (usually C:\Program Files\Philips Semiconductors\MifareWnd) to your PATH environment variable.
or
2) Copy all DLLs from the MifareWnd directory to system32.
Thank you! Now it loads dll and detects the reader, but it says that the detected card is not a JCOP Sample Card. I have Eclipse 3.2 and JCOP 3.1.1.b
This usually means that the card manager could not be selected. You should try to select the card manager using MifareWnd -- if that doesn't work, something is wrong with your sample card. The command APDU to select the card manager is "00 A4 04 00 08 A0 00 00 00 03 00 00 00 00"
The card is probably in the life cycle 'terminated'. This is the only time the ISD cannot be selected.
In MifareWnd i select File->New TCL. I press "Act. Idle Loop + get ATS" then i send the APDU command. I receive 0x6A82. Is it the right way?
mkdata is right. '6A82' means that the AID was not found. Can you send the IDENTIFY command: ==> 00 A4 04 00 09 A0 00 00 01 67 41 30 00 FF 00
thanks for your replies.
With IDENTIFY command I receice:
30 04 01 24 00 00 00 00 50 48 35 32 32 44 00 03 D8 8D 93 6A 82. I've tried to send this response and i receive 6A81.
What does it mean?
fabkey ID: 0x30
patch ID: 0x04
target ID: SmartMX
mask ID: 0x24
mask name: PH522D
Fused? No
ROM check sum: 0x03 D8 8D 93
Did you get a transport key with your samples?
With MifareWnd I write mifare blocks with default key "FF FF FF......" and it works.
Is this the key you refer to? (Sorry i'm new in Java card). I didn't receive any key with samples.
The transport key is a NXP proprietary key to pre-personalize the card. You could have used it to boot the card.
I suggest you contact the customer support wherever you purchased it.
I need card only for the activation of JCOP plug-in. Do i have to boot the card in order to do this? In what consist of the booting of the card?
Thanks.
It's interesting that you've received a Mask36 card that is unfused. May I ask where you obtained that sample from?
What is so special about Mask ID 36? The newer JCOP 41 all comes with Mask ID 39 except some customer masked as far as I know.
Mask36 is a pretty old mask (the last one from the Zurich labs). The special thing is that it was supplied to a customer unfused. That's why I'd like to know where it came from before supplying any further information.
