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EMV L2 Data Output Formats

9.1.

Standard Transaction Mode

The following sections describe data outputs that apply in USB-HID mode (as opposed to Keyboard

mode involving Quick Chip; see

Quick Chip and M/Chip Fast Transaction Mode

further below for more

details). For addition detail on data output formats for MSR and EMV, see ID TECH document 80000502-

001,

ID TECH Encrypted Data Output Formats.pdf

, available from

https://atlassian.idtechproducts.com/confluence/display/KB/Do-+Home

9.2.

No Data encryption Key & No TransArmor Certificate:

ErrorResponse Body: 15 04 00

The Response Data – 02 <Len_L><Len_H>15 04 00<LRC><SUM> 03

9.3.

TDES/AES mode & Data encryption Key exist:

Without MAC Data Output:

EMV L2 Transaction Result –

06 <2 bytes Response Code><Attribution><DF EF 12 0A

(10 bytes KSN)><5A A1 08 (8 bytes Tag5A Mask Data)><5A C1 10 (16 bytes

Tag5A Encryption Data)><57 A1 13 (19 bytes Tag57 Mask Data)><57 C1

18/20 (24 bytes/32bytes Tag57 Encryption Data)><9F 1F C1 N (N bytes

Tag9F1F Encryption Data)><9F 20 n (n bytes Raw Value)><TLV1><TLV2> …

<TLVn><DF EF 4C 06 00 26 00 10 00 00><DF EF 4D 38/40 (56/64 bytes

Encrypted Trk1_Data Trk2_Data Trk3_Data PAN_Data)>

The Response Data –

02 <Len_L><Len_H> 06 <2 bytes Response

Code><Attribution><DF EF 12 0A (10 bytes KSN)><5A A1 08 (8 bytes Tag5A

Mask Data)><5A C1 10 (16 bytes Tag5A Encryption Data)><57 A1 13 (19

bytes Tag57 Mask Data)><57 C1 18/20 (24 bytes/32bytes Tag57 Encryption

Data)><9F 1F C1 N (N bytes Tag9F1F Encryption Data)><9F 20 n (n bytes

Raw Value)><TLV1><TLV2> … <TLVn><DF EF 4C 06 00 26 00 10 00 00><DF EF

4D 38/40 (56/64 bytes Encrypted Trk1_Data Trk2_Data Trk3_Data

PAN_Data)><LRC><SUM> 03

With MAC Data Output:

EMV L2 Transaction Result –

06 <2 bytes Response Code><Attribution><DF EF 12 0A

(10 bytes KSN)><5A A1 08 (8 bytes Tag5A Mask Data)><5A C1 10 (16 bytes

Tag5A Encryption Data)><57 A1 13 (19 bytes Tag57 Mask Data)><57 C1

18/20 (24 bytes/32bytes Tag57 Encryption Data)><9F 1F C1 N (N bytes

Tag9F1F Encryption Data)><9F 20 n (n bytes Raw Value)><TLV1><TLV2> …

<TLVn><DF EF 4C 06 00 26 00 10 00 00><DF EF 4D 38/40 (56/64 bytes

Encrypted Trk1_Data Trk2_Data Trk3_Data PAN_Data)><DF EF 41 10 (16

bytes MAC Value)><DFEF420A (10 bytes MAC Key KSN)>

The Response Data –

02 <Len_L><Len_H> 06 <2 bytes Response

Code><Attribution><DF EF 12 0A (10 bytes KSN)><5A A1 08 (8 bytes Tag5A

Summary of Contents for Augusta

Page 1: ...80145503 001 USER MANUAL Augusta and Augusta S Rev M Revised 19 August 2019 ...

Page 2: ...zed to assume for ID TECH any other liabilities in connection with the sales of any product In no event shall ID TECH be liable for any special incidental or consequential damages to purchaser or any third party caused by any defective item of equipment whether that defect is warranted against or not Purchaser s sole and exclusive remedy for defective equipment which does not conform to the requir...

Page 3: ...ors added KT 53 03 24 2016 Table format applied to remaining commands New language added to clarify the difference between ITP and NGA commands Table added to clarify the categories of NGA commands KT B 04 08 2016 Add Set Encryption and Get Encryption Control 78 53 01 07 and 78 52 01 07 KT C 06 22 2016 Added LCD Foreign Language Mapping Table for EMV required LCD messages Added info for 49 72 01 r...

Page 4: ...3 8 USB COMMUNICATION 14 8 1 ITP PROTOCOL FORMAT 14 8 2 NGA PROTOCOL FORMAT 15 8 3 USB DESCRIPTORS 16 USB HID 16 USB KB 18 8 4 USB KB COMMUNICATION COMMAND AND RESPONSE FORMAT 21 Data Formats 22 MSR Modes of Operation 22 Auto Mode 22 Buffer Mode 23 9 EMV L2 DATA OUTPUT FORMATS 24 9 1 STANDARD TRANSACTION MODE 24 9 2 NO DATA ENCRYPTION KEY NO TRANSARMOR CERTIFICATE 24 9 3 TDES AES MODE DATA ENCRYPT...

Page 5: ...action Combined the LEDs and audible beeper features provide user friendly cues that enable a fast efficient transaction The Augusta product provides a logical migration path for existing ID TECH MiniMag and SecureMag customers who wish to migrate from a magstripe only POS platform to a platform that provides EMV ICC functionality Augusta does this by providing a dual mode communication structure ...

Page 6: ...ontains 851 Augusta S supports Quick Chip and M Chip Fast as described above and in Appendix A as well as all normal modes of the standard Augusta but incorporates additional security features Augusta S incorporates advanced tamper detection features including circuitry that will automatically zero out encryption keys rendering the unit useless to an attacker if the unit is opened or disassembled ...

Page 7: ...that Windows developers use the C based Universal SDK whenever possible This powerful development platform reduces integration complexity and cuts development time significantly by providing a library of routines that allow convenience access to commonly used functions Also the SDK is supported by sample code and test debug utilities that make it easier for ID TECH to support the developer The Uni...

Page 8: ...for card insertion location point of interaction Tri color LED to indicate reader status good bad card reads etc Audio feedback to signal good bad card reads and alert status Support for Triple DES or AES encryption methods Support for TransArmor encryption Support for DUKPT key management Supports ID TECH standard TR31 and optional TR34 based Remote Key Injection Rated for 1 000 000 magstripe car...

Page 9: ...is able to withstand 4 ft drop to concrete on 6 surfaces and 4 corners 6 cycles and remain functionally intact 5 IK Test IK08 6 IP Test IP50 when placed horizontal IP52 when unit is mounted vertical 7 Electrostatic discharge Electronics can survive ESD of 8kV contact and 12kV air discharge with no loss of communications 8 MTBF 120 000 POH minimum No Item Specification Note 1 Physical Dimensions Ma...

Page 10: ...cuit 1 5 mA ICC Power On 88 mA max ICC LED ON Replace LED 5mA 122 mA ICC LED ON Original LED 2mA 91 6 mA Power Management USB interface cable provides power from VBUS at 5VDC Item Specification Note Operating Temperature 0 to 55 C 32 to 131 F Non condensing Storage Temperature 25 to 65 C 13 to 149 F Non condensing Relative humidity Maximum 95 Non condensing ESD Contact 8kV Air discharge 12KV ...

Page 12: ...1 2 3 4 T 0 T 1 Class A B microprocessor cards Monitor Card Seated Status TDES and AES Encryption DUKPT key management 7 2 Magnetic Stripe function Meets ISO 7811 Supports AAMVA format and JIS II Card format Support single dual or triple tracks Bi directional reading TDES or AES Encryption DUKPT key management PCI PTS 4 x Function Supported SRED 7 3 Interface function The device can communicate wi...

Page 13: ...t Note ID TECH is a certified Key Injection Facility Talk to your ID TECH representative about getting units key injected 7 5 Remote Key Injection function Compatible with Local POS Computer LPC for Data Key Injection Can communicate with Local POS Computer LPC via USB port Contact your ID TECH representative for information about obtaining Remote Key Injection services 7 6 Bootloader function The...

Page 14: ...le at https atlassian idtechproducts com confluence display KB Downloads Home 8 1 ITP Protocol Format STX is defined as 0x02 ETX is defined as 0x03 ACK is defined as 0x06 NAK is defined as 0x15 Configuration Setting Command STX S FuncSETBLOCK1 FuncBLOCKn ETX LRC Response ACK or NAK for wrong command invalid funcID length and value Configuration Review Command STX R ReviewID ETX LRC Response ACK ST...

Page 15: ... 00 means Default All NoFunc is number of function blocks to set in a task Now only support NoFunc 1 FuncBlock has the following format of FuncID Len FuncData FuncID is a one byte Property ID Len is a one byte length count for a setting FuncData FuncData is a setting for a property Response If valid command and no problem during execution ACK Or fail NAK ErrorCode1 ErrorCode2 For setting command r...

Page 16: ...ome at the end and does not include STX length bytes nor ETX in its calculated XOR value 8 3 USB Descriptors Following are the USB descriptors used by Augusta The detailed information should be adjusted and tested as need be during implementation USB HID Device Descriptor Field Value Hex Description ACR38 Length 12 Length 18 Des type 01 BCD USB 00 02 USB 2 0 Device Class 00 Not specific Sub Class ...

Page 17: ...ce 00 HID Descriptor Field Value Hex Description Length 09 bDescriptorType 21 HID bcdHID L H 11 01 Rev 1 11 bCountryCode 00 bNumDescriptors 01 bDescriptorType 22 Report wDescriptorLength L H 1C 00 L H End Point Descriptor EP2 Field Value Description Length 07 Des Type 05 End Point EP Addr 02 EP2 Out Command Down Attributes 03 Interrupt wMaxPacketSize 40 00 64 Bytes bInterval 04 4 milliseconds End ...

Page 18: ...ol 00 Unused Max Packet Size 08 Max Packet Size is 8 bytes VID 0A CD PID 38 10 39 10 for SRED BCD Device Release 00 01 i Manufacture 01 i Product 02 i Serial Number 03 Configuration 01 Configuration Descriptor Field Value Hex Description Length 09 Des type 02 Total Length 22 00 No Interface 01 Configuration Value 01 iConfiguration 00 Attributes 80 Bus power Without remote wakeup Power 32 100 mA In...

Page 19: ...econds HID report descriptor for IDTech Key Board Protocol Field Value Hex Description Usage Page 05 01 Generic Desktop Usage 09 06 Keyboard Collection A1 01 Application Usage Page 05 07 Key codes Usage Minimum 19 E0 224 Usage Maximum 29 E7 231 Logical Minimum 15 00 0 Logical Maximum 25 01 1 Report Size 75 01 1 Report Count 95 08 8 Input 81 02 Data Variable Absolute Report Count 95 01 1 Report Siz...

Page 20: ...ogical Maximum 25 66 102 Usage Page 05 07 Key codes Usage Minimum 19 00 Usage Maximum 29 66 102 Input 81 00 Data Array Usage Page 06 2D FF ID TECH Report Count 95 01 1 Logical maximum 26 FF 00 255 Logical Minimum 15 01 Report Size 75 08 Usage 09 20 Setup data byte Report Count 95 08 Feature B2 02 01 Data Var Abs End Collection C0 ...

Page 21: ... In EMV Hybrid Mode Augusta uses ID TECH proprietary NGA protocol format commands and responses in USB communications The NGA protocol exchanges data using the following format 0x02 Len_Low Len_High Command Body Response Body Notification Body LRC CheckSUM 0x03 Where 0x02 is STX Start of Text Len_Low Len_High is the length of the Command Body Response Body Notification Body in hexadecimal byte val...

Page 22: ...that when a chip card ICC transaction is performed EMV data will be returned using a tag based TLV representation as described in detail in ID TECH P N 80000502 001 ID Tech Encrypted Data Output When a conventional magstripe MSR transaction is performed MSR data will be returned following the ID TECH Enhanced Encrypted MSR Data Format described in ID TECH P N 80000502 001 ID Tech Encrypted Data Ou...

Page 23: ...AK for No Swipe Card and No Timeout and Buffer is erased or NAK for No Swipe Card and Timeout or ACK Successful MSR Data for swipe OK and Buffer is erased or NAK for swipe failed and Buffer is erased If send Read Buffer Data before send Arm to Read the response should be 0x18 After Swipe Card the MSR data should be exist at most 15 Minutes If timeout Buffer is erased While in this state User can s...

Page 24: ...yption Data 9F 20 n n bytes Raw Value TLV1 TLV2 TLVn DF EF 4C 06 00 26 00 10 00 00 DF EF 4D 38 40 56 64 bytes Encrypted Trk1_Data Trk2_Data Trk3_Data PAN_Data The Response Data 02 Len_L Len_H 06 2 bytes Response Code Attribution DF EF 12 0A 10 bytes KSN 5A A1 08 8 bytes Tag5A Mask Data 5A C1 10 16 bytes Tag5A Encryption Data 57 A1 13 19 bytes Tag57 Mask Data 57 C1 18 20 24 bytes 32bytes Tag57 Encr...

Page 25: ...Len_L Len_H 06 2 bytes Response Code Attribution DF EF 12 0A 10 bytes KSN DF EE 26 02 2 bytes data 5A A1 08 8 bytes Tag5A Mask Data 5A C201 58 344 bytes Tag5A TransArmor Data 57 A1 13 19 bytes Tag57 Mask Data 57 C201 58 344 bytes Tag57 TransArmor Data TLV1 TLV2 TLVn DF EF 48 0A DF EF 4C DF EF 4D 9F 1F 9F 20 LRC SUM 03 Step2 Terminal can send Retrieve Transaction Result command with 4 tags DFEF4C D...

Page 26: ...9F1F and 9F20 to get them The response Data 06 DF EF 4C 06 00 26 00 10 00 00 DF EF 4D 82 02 B0 344 bytes Tag57 TransArmor Data 344 bytes Tag5A TransArmor Data 9F 1F C2 01 58 344 bytes Tag9F1F TransArmor Data DF EF 48 02 9F 20 DF EF 41 10 16 bytes MAC Value DF EF 42 0A 10 bytes MAC Key KSN The Response Data 02 Len_L Len_H 06 DF EF 4C 06 00 26 00 10 00 00 DF EF 4D 82 02 B0 344 bytes Tag57 TransArmor...

Page 27: ...tion Data DF EF 5D 13 19 bytes Tag57 Mask Data 57 18 20 24 bytes 32bytes Tag57 Encryption Data 9F 1F N N bytes Tag9F1F Encryption Data 9F 20 N N bytes Raw Value TLV1 TLV2 TLVn DF EF 4C 06 00 26 00 10 00 00 DF EF 4D 38 40 56 64 bytes Encrypted Trk1_Data Trk2_Data Trk3_Data PAN_Data With MAC Data Output KB final output Ascii Code DF EE 25 02 2 bytes Response Code DF EE 26 02 2 bytes Attribution DF E...

Page 28: ...sponse Code DF EE 26 02 2 bytes Attribution DF EF 12 0B 11 bytes KID DF EE 26 02 2 bytes data DF EF 5B 08 8 bytes Tag5A Mask Data 5A 8201 58 344 bytes Tag5A TransArmor Data DF EF 5D 13 19 bytes Tag57 Mask Data 57 8201 58 344 bytes Tag57 TransArmor Data TLV1 TLV2 TLVn DF EF 48 0A DF EF 4C DF EF 4D 9F 1F 9F 20 DF EF 41 10 16 bytes MAC Value DF EF 42 0A 10 bytes MAC Key KSN Note msgX is DF EE 25 02 2...

Page 29: ...either direction To perform a chip card transaction dip a chip card into the ICC slot and remove it when the unit beeps or your POS software indicates that you should remove your card 11 Troubleshooting The Augusta is extremely simple and reliable and should require no special troubleshooting If the power on light fails to illuminate when the unit is plugged in try plugging the Augusta into a know...

Page 30: ...ion with USB Keyboard USB KB mode which is a patent pending combination that allows Augusta to provide EMV readiness in a virtual terminal environment Combining EMV with Keyboard Mode means it becomes exceptionally easy for virtual terminals to support contact EMV transactions in a browser environment When a customer presents a card for a Quick Chip and M Chip Fast transaction Augusta reads the ca...

Page 31: ...r been set and load any AIDs or do any other initializations you wish to do before proceeding 4 Set the device to Quick Chip and M Chip Fast Mode by issuing the following command 72 53 01 29 01 31 5 Finally change the device s USB mode to USB KB by issuing the following command 78 53 01 10 02 02 00 14 Faster EMV Quick Chip Data The output from a Quick Chip and M Chip Fast transaction consists pred...

Page 32: ...a output from a Quick Chip and M Chip Fast transaction using Visa ADVT Test Card No 43 is DF EE 25 02 00 02 DF EE 26 02 20 00 DF EE 12 0A 62 99 49 00 75 00 02 A0 02 90 DF EF 5D 11 47 61 CC CC CC CC 04 32 D1 01 22 01 CC CC CC CC CC 57 18 D0 18 2C 6B 2D F9 C4 D2 CD 60 B7 74 C7 65 AF 14 0E 7B 53 F7 78 39 62 9A DF EF 5B 08 47 61 CC CC CC CC 04 32 5A 08 D0 18 2C 6B 2D F9 C4 D2 5F 20 1A 56 49 53 41 20 4...

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