Thanks a lot for your detail information. 

I want to find out  informations on the card just in order to find out the 
command set of the card.

I don't know the commands is ISO7816 based or card producer dependent ?

eg. I find out the SELECT FILE command from ISO7816(MF file):  00 A4 0000 02 
3F00
      But the response error. So, I looked up in Google,and someone says the 
command 
      may be this: A0 A4 0000 02 3F00 , depending on the card's type.
(http://developer.gemalto.com/nc/forums.html?view=single_thread&cat_uid=1&conf_uid=3&thread_uid=445&page=3)

> You can try some common APDUs that work with OpenPlatform JavaCard  
So, I don't know here what commands I can use ?  
And in my opinion, most of the commands in ISO7816-4 should SELECT FILE at 
first.
So, I  just try to implement the SELECT FILE command.

------
Cherrs,
Bob

>
>On Jan 12, 2009, at 12:43 AM, lion wrote:
>
>> Hi, All
>> I am wirting a smartcard driver, the ATR is like below.
>> ----ATR:   TS is 3b
>>                  T0  is 6c
>>                  TB1 is 0
>>                 TC1 is 2
>>                 history char is : 36 61 86 38 4b 8c 13 4 62 3 59 8a
>>
>>          Then,how can I know what's the type of my card(such as the  
>> producer..)
>>
>> I have try to find it at http://www.sun-rays.org/lib/smartcard_list.txt,but 
>>  have no answer.
>>
>> I want to do this, because i always get failure when selecting the  
>> MF file
>> I try to get more information about my card.
>
>Well my experience is that you can't always tell what type of card you  
>have just
>by looking at the ATR, which is why I created the SwapDrop language  
>that Sun Ray
>uses to run "smartcard config files" that use heuristics to identify a  
>card that is
>inserted into the Sun Ray's internal smartcard reader. The config  
>files may use
>the ATR information (usually the history bytes and/or the length) as  
>one of the tests
>to try to identify a card. Other tests include checking for the  
>presence of specific
>directories and/or files, checking for the length and/or contents of a  
>particular file,
>trying to select one or more applets (on cards that support applets)  
>and issuing
>specific APDUs and noting the response from the card.
>
>I had a look on Ludovic's list here:
>
>http://ludovic.rousseau.free.fr/softwares/pcsc-tools/smartcard_list.txt
>
>but I couldn't find an ATR that matches your card's ATR.
>
>Try playing with Google to see if someone else has posted the ATR or  
>an ATR
>that is similar to yours.
>
>Do you have any more information on the card that you want to find out  
>about?
>You can try some common APDUs that work with OpenPlatform JavaCard  
>cards,
>perhaps you have one of those cards. Or maybe scan an image of the  
>card (if
>it's not a blank white card ;-) and post it somewhere for people to  
>look at. Even if
>it is a blank white card, you can usually tell the manufacturer of the  
>chip from the
>contact pad design, so that might be a good lead.
>
>mike
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