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A PUT DATA command with the Issuer Application Data with tag '9F10' shall always
be possible (without Secure Messaging). At a later stage the acess condition for this
DO may be changed so that changing the DO is only allowed with Secure Messaging.
Optional Data:
The card data referenced by SFI in the AFL entries shall be coded as described in Table 16,
Table 18, Table 19, Table 20 and Table 21.
1)
The max. length of field number 7 depends on the length of the PAN and is set to 29 – (length of
field 1). This field may be padded at the end with a single hex ‘F’ to ensure whole bytes.
Note: The value of this Data Objects is fixed by the key management.
Note: The value of this Data Objects is fixed by the key management.
Table 22: Issuer Action Codes Defined for the DKV Card Application
The profile selection entry shall be contained in the file with SFI 22 and be coded as
described in Table 23. Table 24 shows a simplified list of the Profile Selection Entry. It
checks whether the contactless or the contact transmission mode is used. If the contact
transmission is used the profile ID '01' is selected. Otherwise the profile ID '02' is selected.
Transactions shall be logged in the Log Entry with SFI 21. The Log Entry shall have 10
records.
Each Log Entry has a length of 27 bytes and is built as shown in Table 25.
Only the data elements (not length or tag) listed in Table 25 are stored in a Log Entry.
5.2.1 CIACs
The individual setting of the bits in the CIACs Entry defined for the contact DKV Card
Application is shown in Table 26.
The encoded information of the DKV CARD is stored on tracks 1, 2 and 3. For the specific
information, please refer to the following description.
The DKV CARD’s magnetic track 1 contains additional information and is alphanumeric in
accordance with ISO 7811/2. Magnetic track 2 is the DKV CARD’s main track and contains
all relevant information in numeric form. Track 3 contains the information of the other tracks
in redundant form for the event that the other tracks cannot be read. In contrast to track 1,
the license plate number on track 3 is stored in encoded form to permit storing of
alphanumeric characters.
Track 2 contains the information if a chip is present on the card (chip identifier). If a chip is
present the payment has to be handled priorized using the chip application.
Fallback to magnetic stripe processing is not permitted. If authorisation via chip is not
possible, the DKV hotline must be called for authorisation (voice authorisation), if
contractually agreed.
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RFU = Reserved for future use