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MARKETING REQUIREMENTS SPECIFICATION Version 2.4
MOTO/MRSDOC/GL/2.4
SUBJECT Mobile Smart Card Terminal Based upon the StarTAC 85 Cosmo, with 2 card readers Laurence John Business Development Manager, Mobile Smart Card David Gannon Technical Manager, Mobile Smart Card Guy Lanrezac Product Manager, Mobile Smart Card Handsets Thursday, 31 December 1998
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REVISION HISTORY Version Version D.1.0 Version D.1.1 Version D 1.1 Version D 1.2 Version D 0.3 Version D 0.4 Version 1.0 Version 1.1 Description Draft requirements Jan 23 1998 Draft requirements Jan 24th 1998 Draft requirements date ............... Draft requirements date ................ Tech Marketing comments Draft requirements date 16-Apr-98 Added Ref. Docs. And abbreviations Added comments on SIM selection & multi-slot management Added Change Requests following May SMG9 meeting Definition of requests for Phase 1 and Phase 2 Additional request for support of Asian language Tracking number 1.0 (no need for "Check card" prompt (STK responsibility) · · · · · · · · · · Add of target dates for Phases 1 to 4 Update on GSM technical specification versions Reference to specification for embossed card readers ISO 7810 & 7811 Definition of SIM selection mechanism Restructure of Phase 1 (Functionality, Software, MMI) Update on Request for New Core Software Features Reference to Flex requests for Phase 1 Add of ZAP refresh features Flex off SIM selection mechanism Support of SIM Tool Kit Command: Event Driven with no queuing Motorola Proprietary & Confidential Marketing Requirement Specification Version 2.4
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Version Version 2.1 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
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Description Introduction of Alex Refresh features Renaming of Phases 1 to 4 to Alex, Alex Refresh, Leap & Einstein 16K SIM requested for Alex Increase SIM ADN locations from 155- 255 requested for Alex Increase SIM SMS locations from 35 to 75 requested for Alex Request to not implement SIM selection via MMI until legal issues are solved Marketing Requests for STK commands for Alex Refresh Definition of STK requests for Alex Refresh Assessment of EMV card reader differences Request to be able to flex off B slot for SIM reading capability Request to read up to 15 characters on a 96x32 display Add of Status words for handling SIM data download error' STK command
Assessment of how Event Queuing should be implemented Introduction on Leap features Multi slot management postponed
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Introduction of Event Driven for Alex Confirmation that only Automatic SIM selection is requested for Alex & Alex Refresh.
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Table
1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................4 1.1 2 RELATED DOCUMENTS ............................................................................................................................4 ALEX : PRELOADED MOBILE ATM AND BANK INFO IN THE HAND ................................................8 2.1 FUNCTIONALITY..............................................................................................................................................8 2.1.1 CASE LISTING MULTIPLE CARDS PRESENT IN TERMINAL .........................................................8 2.1.2 Change Requests following the May SMG9 meeting..............................................................................9 2.2 SOFTWARE ......................................................................................................................................................9 2.2.1 SIM Tool Kit .......................................................................................................................................11 2.2.2 Support of Asian Languages................................................................................................................12 2.3 MMI FOR SIM SELECTION.............................................................................................................................14 2.3.1 Purpose...............................................................................................................................................14 2.3.2 Scope ..................................................................................................................................................14 2.3.3 Introduction for Automatic SIM selection............................................................................................15 2.3.4 Manual SIM selection .........................................................................................................................15 2.3.5 General Description............................................................................................................................15 2.3.6 Requirements ......................................................................................................................................16 2.4 MMI FOR SECURITY ......................................................................................................................................24 2.4.1 Keypad tone suppression upon PIN entry ............................................................................................24 2.4.2 Character display suppression upon PIN entry....................................................................................24 2.4.3 Elimination of PIN taping, sniffing mechanisms &/or applications......................................................24 2.5 FLEX ............................................................................................................................................................24 2.5.1 Flex for generic Dual Slot StarTAC ....................................................................................................24 2.5.2 Flex Barclays / Cellnet Trial...............................................................................................................24 3 ALEX REFRESH: FLEXIBLE MOBILE ATM AND BANK INFO IN THE HAND.................................25 3.1 CHANGE REQUESTS NEEDED FROM THE GSM SPECIFICATION ..........................................................................25 3.2 SOFTWARE ....................................................................................................................................................25 3.2.1 Main Features.....................................................................................................................................25 3.2.2 SIM Tool Kit .......................................................................................................................................25 3.2.3 Card Reader .......................................................................................................................................27 3.2.4 Other Features....................................................................................................................................27 4 LEAP : BROWSING, ON-LINE PURCHASING, INFO-BASE IN-HAND, BANK IN HAND ..................29 4.1 4.2 4.3 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................29 CHANGE REQUESTS NEEDED FROM THE GSM SPECIFICATION ..........................................................................29 SOFTWARE FEATURES....................................................................................................................................29
5 EINSTEIN : WEB BROWSING, ON-LINE PURCHASING, INFO-BASE IN-HAND, BANK IN HAND, TICKETING............................................................................................................................................................30 5.1 5.2 6 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................30 NEW MMI FEATURES ....................................................................................................................................30
OTHER IDENTIFIED FEATURES WHICH HAVE NOT BEEN SCHEDULED TO DATE....................31 6.1 MULTI-SLOT MANAGEMENT ...........................................................................................................................31 6.2 SOFTWARE ....................................................................................................................................................32 6.2.1 SAT Menu Selection............................................................................................................................32 6.3 ADVANTAGEOUS FEATURES FOR MOTOROLA ..................................................................................................32 6.3.1 Pre-initialised B-slot card control.......................................................................................................32 6.3.2 Auto-initialisation procedure for un-initialised B-slot cards................................................................32 6.3.3 Auto-connect mechanisms for Certain Priority B-slot cards ................................................................32
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1 INTRODUCTION
This requirement document will specify functionality required by a 2 slot terminal i.e. "Mobile ATM with SIM & Smart card. Requirements should be considered in their entirety, for a roadmap and portfolio of products to be launched over the coming 2 years. Where, workload can be considerably reduced in order to launch the 1st 2 slot SMS phone by December 1998, feedback on trade-offs and compromises is requested. In order to give a better visibility on the requirements, this document will trace the different phases of the offering illustrated by the following picture :
More information can be found on the Motorola Vision Document On Smart Cards
· · · ·
Alex (December '98): The requirement concerns a StarTAC 85 (with Cosmo hardware) with 2 slots. The phone will need to support at least Class 2 SIM Tool Kit commands + dual slot change requests. The data bearer will be based on SMS. Alex Refresh (Q2 '99): By adding Phase 2 USSD, transactions will be made much quicker. Note: Phase 2 (with Phase 2 USSD) will need Class 3 SIM Tool Kit. Leap (Q3 '99): Add on accessories for Leap will need to be made available. Data inside, richer SIM Tool Kit and WAP will also need to be added. Einstein (Q4 '99): By this stage a product category which accepts a large SIM card (for dual slot functionality), will be defined.
1.1
RELATED DOCUMENTS
INTERNAL: · GSM Data Bearers for Delivering E-Cash Applications to the MS D. Gannon, Issue 1.0, 24/09/98 · MSCT Implementation strategy D. Gannon, Draft Issue 1.0, 16/11/97 GSM TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: · 11.11 (v5.9.0, v6.1.0, v7.0.0), SIM / ME interface specification · 11.14 (v5.8.0, v6.00, v7.0.0), SIM Toolkit specification · 02.17 (v7.0.0), SIM functional characteristics · Dual Slot Change Requests currently being written, these will define generic specifications for how GSM ME will use Smart Cards and interact with them via SIM Toolkit commands. These will result in changes to: 11.14, 11.11 and 02.17. 18/05/99 Motorola Proprietary & Confidential Marketing Requirement Specification Version 2.4 4/32
ISO · 7816 1-9, Smart Card specifications, including Smart Card Readers, all Smart Cards, including SIM Cards should conform to these specifications, (apart from AFNOR, which we will ignore as it will be replaced by ISO from 1999) · Specification for embossed card readers ISO 7810 & 7811 DML The following documents are part of the DML consortium, this is formed to deliver turnkey solutions: De La Rue SAT SIM Logica Bank to SMS server, using Aldiscon for the SMS server Motorola Mobile Smartcard Terminal · GSM NETWORK CRITERIA FOR STORED VALUE CARD LOAD DML/GNCL/ALDISCON/DOC1/0.1 Required Quality of Service (Min/Max Transaction times, latency etc) GSM Network Messaging, GSM Network Exception processing/messaging, GSM Network to Payments Systems Gateway Functions and Exception Handling, Gateway Interchange Messaging Audit Control, MIS/Reporting Draft releases available for review by April 20th, Issue 1.0 required by 05 May, Owner: Aldiscon · TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR MST - DML/MSTTS/DG/DOC2/0.6 All technical issues for Mobile Smart Card Terminal, SIM to ME process, SVC to SIM process ME/SIM to Network process Draft 0.6 available for review, Release 1.0 required by 05 May, Owner: Motorola · FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATION DML/FS/MS/DOC3/0.1 Business Service Overview, Offline Functions, Online Functions, Main components and their functions (references to other documents for detail) Draft issues available for release April 20th, Release 1,.0 required by 05 May, Owner Logica · MMI LOAD SPEC (USER INTERFACE GUIDELINES)- DML/MMIS/MS/DOC5/04 Flow of transaction for MMI, Messages to be displayed, Mapping Matrix, Offline functions, Online functions, Other Functions, process exceptions (tearing, reversals), Transaction event scenarios Draft 0.4 available for comment, Issue 1.0 due 05 May, Owner: Visa · SECURITY SPECIFICATION DML/SS/DG/DOC4/0.3 Overall description, Transport layer Security, Funding Account PIN/Telecode Security, SIM Key Management Draft 0.3 is available for comment, references to tele-codes will be removed, Issue 1.0 required by 20 April, Owner: Motorola 18/05/99 Motorola Proprietary & Confidential Marketing Requirement Specification Version 2.4 5/32
· TRANSACTION WALK THROUGH DML/TWT/OS/DOC6/0.2 Detailed Walk through, Component by component description, Messages and Description, Message Exception Analysis Draft 0.2 available for comment, Issue 1.0 required by 05 May, Owner: De La Rue The `Transaction Walk through' currently only addresses a positive transaction, this needs to be broadened to encompass Error Handling: Issue 2.0 required 18 May · SMS LOAD PROTOCOL DML/SMSLP/OS/Doc7/0.1 SIM SMSC message protocol, SMSC SIM message protocol, Sequencing data, Transport protocol Draft 0.1 available for comment, Issue 1.0 required by 05 May, Owner: De La Rue · PROJECT PLAN AND TIMESCALES DML/PP/DS/Doc8/0.1 Detailed PP for all DML companies Draft 0.1 available for comment, Issue 1.0 required by 20/04/98, All to provide input · SIM / ME SAT INTERACTION DML/MSSAT/OS/Doc9/0.1 Defines All standard SAT commands and All Dual Slot SAT commands used in the transaction Flow chart of MMI / SVC Interaction using SAT commands Draft 0.1 available for by 20/04/98, Issue 1.0 required by 05 May, Owner: De La Rue VISA The following VISA specifications are available in paper form only, held by D. Gannon · · · · · · · · · · · · · Visa International Concentration point specification, v2.1, 01/07/95 (Green) Visa International Reloadable SVC card Specification, v1.5, 01/01/96 (lime green) Visa International VISA Cash Card system overview, v N/A, 01/06/95 (dark pink) Visa International CAD/Service payment terminal specification, v1.0, 12/08/96 (magenta) Visa International Public key SVC terminal specification, v1.0, 08/96 (dark yellow) Visa International specification for reloadable SVC with Public key technology, v1.0, 08/96 (pale green) Visa International Reloadable Visa Cash Card Specification, v1.6, 10/01/97 (pale yellow) Visa International Disposable SVC card specification, v1.2, 01/07/95 (sky blue) Initialisation and Personalisation: DES based reloadable SVC, v2.0, 01/01/97 (light blue) VISA Cash Planning and Implementation guide, r2.0, 03/96 Consolidated PIN Security Standards Requirements, 15/04/95 VISA Cash Reload Description, R1.4, 11/96 VISA Cash Load Device Guide, DRAFT, v0.9, 11/97
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DEFINITIONS
B-Slot Combi card Contact card Contactless card Memory card Multiapplication card Multifunction Processor card SAT SIM Smartcard -
Refers to the 2nd smart card slot in an ME, where large SIM & SAT applications are expected to reside. Combination of Contact and Contactless card. Chip based cards following the ISO 7816-1 8 pin layout specification. Chip based cards that have no contacts and can be read using RF at distances of a few meters, mainly used in Mass Transit systems. Originally Pre paid, usually, telephone cards, now used for health records and vending etc., very poor security, not re-useable, hence the term, Disposable Chip based card able to run multiple applications but with a firewall between the applications, e.g. GSM SIM and Electronic purse etc. (Florida State University). Chip based card able to run multiple applications seamlessly, e.g. GSM SIM and Electronic purse etc. (Not yet in production) finance/GSM card The on-board processor makes the cards highly secure, many uses e.g. SIM, Cash cards etc., can have a high storage capacity. SIM Application Tool-Kit Subscriber Identity Module In the context of this document this is the term for cards other than the primary SIM, usually referring to chip based a cards such as a VISACash card, or AMEX, Mondex, mass transit cards etc. All conform to the ISO smart card technical specification ISO 7816. Asynchronous, half duplex, byte oriented Asynchronous, half duplex, block oriented Asynchronous, full duplex, block oriented (in preparation)
T=0 T=1 T=2
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2 Alex : Preloaded mobile ATM and bank info in the hand
2.1
2.1.1
Functionality
CASE LISTING MULTIPLE CARDS PRESENT IN TERMINAL
Internal SC B-Slot · Comments
Tracking Plug in SIM Number A Slot 1.0 SIM + SAT
1.1
1.2
SIM + SAT
1.3
SIM
1.4
SIM + SAT
On power-up the ME looks at the B-slot (default) and on not finding a SIM, looks at the A-slot · ME works like current GSM phone with SAT · MMI requirements will be driven by SAT SIM + SAT · On power-up the ME looks at the B-slot (default) ME can function as a standard GSM phone, including standard SAT operation · If B-slot commands are issued, (defined to drive SC T=1 or T=0 (finance-Smartcard) the MMI will be handled by the SAT, prompting the user to insert the appropriate SC SIM On power-up, the ME looks at the B-Slot (default) & operates normally (ie does not offer SAT functionality). Reference SIM selection mechanism section: (98p226) This feature needs to be flexed on / off SIM + SAT On power-up, the ME looks at the B-Slot (default) & operates normally and if B Slot commands are issued, perform as 1.1 This feature needs to be flexed on / off SC T=1 or · On power-up, reference document which could create T=0 precedent to look GSM card (GSM 11.11 stated that large SIM takes precedence over small SIM): 1. Phone looks at B Slot for SIM (default) / doesn't find, stores ATR 2. Looks at A Slot, finds SIM and powers up as phone. 3. On activation of SAT B Slot application, comms between plug in SIM and B slot ISO card commences · After initial ATR procedure B-slot card left un-powered until its participation in a transaction is requested. · On selection of a SAT app requiring the participation of a B-slot card In a transaction, the B-slot card would be powered, identity verified and addressed appropriately.
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The following table resumes the different possibilities with a dual slot phone with SIM, SIM + SAT and a SC T=1/0. Two cases have been rejected : 4. Phase 1 need not consider the possibility of a multi function finance/GSM plug in card. This may be relevant in Phase 4 features. 5. We do not take into account an SC T=1 or 0 to be inserted in the Plug-in. This could be avoided by making sure that Smart cards are only ISO format for Phase 1. Possibilities 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Phase Phase 1 Phase 1 Phase 1 Phase 1 Phase 1 Phase 1 Phase 1 Phase 1 Phase 1 Phase 1 Plug in SIM A-Slot SIM SC B-slot Comments
OK SIM OK SIM SIM ISO B slot overrides (SIM selection Phase 2) SIM + SAT OK as per 1.0 SIM + SAT As per 1.1 SIM + SAT SIM As per 1.2 (SIM selection Phase 2) SIM SIM + SAT ISO B slot overrides (SIM selection Phase 2) SIM + SAT SIM + SAT Slot B overrides (SIM selection Phase 2) SIM SC T=1 or 0 Normal operation (no menu) SIM + SAT SC T=1 or 0 OK as per 1.3 SC T=1 or 0 Not relevant SC T=1 or 0 Error message "Check card" SC T=1 SIM Not relevant SC T=1 SC T=1/0 Not relevant SC T=1/0 SIM + SAT Not relevant
2.1.2
Change Requests following the May SMG9 meeting
Description Perform APDU, Power Off Card, Power on Card and Get Reader Status proactive commands Event Driven. Note: Phase 1 will support the card reader section. The call control section will be deferred until phase 2. Multi Card Reader (note: Phase 1 will support the default selection (B slot takes priority as described in 98S022). Multi Card Reader (if 2 SIMs are present the end user does not have a menu allowing him to choose which SIM he wants to use, this will be implemented for Phase 2). Specified in GSM 11.14 SMG (98) 99
Tracking Number 98S030
98S021
11.11
98S022
02.17
2.2
Software
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Tracking Number
Description
8900 (modem)
StarTAC 85 (modem)
ZAP (firestorm) 4 4 4 4 4
ZAP refresh (firestorm) 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Alex (modem) Marketing Request 4 4 4 4 4 4 Alex Refresh 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Phase II
0151 0152 0127 0145 0024 0042 0198 0198 0165 0025 0002 0003 0043 0131 0004 0137 0082 0166 0156 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 0039 DHFA enhancement package GSM voicemail support AoC Charging improvements Auto-Read MT-SMS Seamless Power A (External power sources) Headset answer on/off support Smart Key (place/answer calls with Smart Key) Stop Call Alert with Volume Keys Improved Call Divert Phase II MMIC/MMIS Phase II SMS Seamless Power B (DHFA) Delayed Power On & Off flex control IP-SMS management via PC IP-Phonebook Multiparty Calling Call Transfer Service Provider name Support for DSP car kits Invalid battery feature Erase Last 10 numbers when SIM is removed Asian SMS SIM Tool Kit unicode 6 x SIM interface 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 No 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
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Tracking Number
Description
8900 (modem)
StarTAC 85 (modem)
ZAP (firestorm)
ZAP refresh (firestorm) 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Alex (modem) Marketing Request 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Refresh
N/A 0155 ?* 0115 0023 0014 ?* ?* 16K SIM Increase SIM ADN locations from 155- 255 Increase SIM SMS locations from 35 to 75 SMS Delete all messages option MO-SMS reply to MT-SMS SMS Phone book access Change CLI lookup to use 8 digits Conference call / call transfer improvement New Quick Access items Show Date Find New Network Show Credit Remaining SIM selection Eastern European Language EFR EFR + HR 4 4 4 4 (Q4 '99) 4 4 4 4 4 4 Not Requested 4 4 Alex Refresh
2.2.1
SIM Tool Kit
SIM Tool Kit Phase 2 with second card reader commands and event driven command (with no queuing) are requested for Alex.
2.2.1.1
SAT Menu selection
The SAT application will be accessed via a dedicated key (location is MR key of StarTAC 85) and/or the menu key and/or upon Smart Card insertion (except if SIM is active: queuing is not requested for Alex. Once pressing the dedicated key, the ME will directly display the first item of the SAT menu (not the header). Upon selection of an appropriate SAT application menu option (select item, get input etc.) the service handler application will commence. The application will (when required ) direct commands to the B-slot card, using standardised ETSI SAT B-slot commands. For a Alex Refresh, this selection may evolve into an ICON choice, again driven by standardised ETSI commands (currently under definition D. Gannon contact). Note: this is a preferred choice of many customers, and available with Alcatel/Gemplus and being developed by Siemens/G&D and D1. Operators have expressed their preference to see a maximum number of SIM Tool Kit items on one same screen. At this point of time the ME displays one item at a time. The display of all items of a menu (up to 4 on a graphic display) will depend on availability from core products. The marketing requirement has been submitted to John Holstrom.
2.2.1.2
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Procedure to support display of VisaCash menu when a valid VisaCash card is inserted. Specification All references are to GSM 11.14, v7.0.0 ME and SIM to support: · SET UP EVENT LIST 6.6.16 EVENT DOWNLOAD Card reader status event 11.7 There will also be impacts on TERMINAL PROFILE
5.2
NOTE GSM11.14, v7.0.0 is an unpublished specification, there are several omissions in it. The following have been identified (not exhaustive) and conveyed to the SMG9 secretary: Annex H does not appear in the index Normative Reference [11] GSM 04.90 (USSD), does not appear in the body of the document, perhaps it should be in 6.4.12 or 9.1.2 Icons should appear in Annex A as a letter class, Lc Card reader status should appear in Annex A as a letter class, Lc Card reader status should appear in the event list 12.25 Card reader status should appear Annex G as continuously reported Card reader status should appear in Terminal Profile 5.2 Description · ME to indicate to SIM that it supports Event - card reader status · SIM application will set up the card reader status event in set up event list and give this to ME · ME will note this and respond when card reader status changes, i.e. when a card is inserted · The SIM will respond to this event by powering on the card and performing ATR · The SIM will ascertain if the card is a valid card (is VisaCash and is not expired etc.) · If the card is valid the SIM will react as if it had received a select item from the menu above the Visa Cash menu (or as defined by the customers) · If the card is not valid the SIM will display the relevant text
2.2.2
2.2.2.1
Support of Asian Languages
Hardware
Up to 2M flash memory will be added to contain Asian language font data, character coding conversion data and so on. (Please refer StarTAC 100C for layout)
2.2.2.2
Unique / Key Features
2.2.2.2.1 All Asian (& selected European) Prompts The user will be able to select any of the following language prompts in a single transceiver including Thai and Vietnamese w/ Tonal Marks. · Simplified Chinese Character · Complex Chinese Character · English · Thai · Vietnamese with Tonal Marks 18/05/99 Motorola Proprietary & Confidential Marketing Requirement Specification Version 2.4 12/32
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Bahasa Indonesia 2.2.2.2.2 All Asian SMS:
The user will be able to receive and view MT and CB SMS messages in the following languages: · Simplified Chinese Character · Complex Chinese Character · English · Thai · Bahasa Indonesia A single transceiver will be capable of receiving and viewing MT and CB messages in any of the following characters: · Complete GB13000 character set (same as StarTAC 100C). This includes all Complex and Simplified Chinese Characters of the following codes: · GB 2312-80 · GB 12345-90 · Big 5 · CNS · Complex and Simplified "slang' characters · All remaining characters in the GB 2313-80, GB 12345-90, codes. · An additional 139 characters from the Big 5 code. · An additional 140 characters consisting of all GSM 3.38 default characters plus other ASCII characters. · Complete UCS2 Thai · Complete UCS2 Bahasa Indonesia
2.2.2.3
SIM Tool Kit Application Unicode support (UCS2) (planned for September in core products)
SIM Tool Kit Application should support Unicode (UCS2). The user will be able to access SIM Tool Kit Application in the following languages: · Simplified Chinese Character · Complex Chinese Character · English · Thai · Bahasa Indonesia
2.2.2.4
UCS2 Phonebook (phase 1 for shipments in September)
The alpha tags will support UCS2 coding according to GSM 11.11 version 5.8.0. Please refer UCS2 Phonebook Marketing Requirement Spec for detail.
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Phase1. No Chinese names could be inputed from keypad. User can enter only Latin characters. a POS software Air customerization) through Web page or For sorting and retrieving of Phone Book entries, user can find Chinese phone book entry by location. Under "Find by name", all name tags will be alphabetically-sorted first. Chinese names will be listed in second section right after all name tags. Phase 2. Advanced methods for sorting and retrieving of Phone Book entries. User can select a telephone number from a list of The order is based on any and all name tags that are stored in the repertory memory. The name tags will be alphabetically-sorted based on Pin-yin method. If Latin name and Chinese name's Pin-yin are the same alphabetically-, Latin name tags will be sorted first and For example, Pin-yin of a Chinese name will be "Chang". Another Chinese name may have the Pinyin of "Cheng ". Then there are two English names like "Cherry", and "Charles". The overall
B. An index consist of the initials of Pin-yin of Chinese names will be added to each name tags. User alphabetically-sorted Phone Book entries. The order is based on any and all name tags will be alphabetically-sorted based on the initials of Pin-yin index. If Latin name and Chinese name's Pintags. For example, index of initials of Pin-yin of a Chinese name " English names like "Zach". The overall sequence should be (1)" "Zhang Xue You". tag. This could be built using this sequence field.
Xue Peng" will be "ZXP". Xue Yu". Then there is Zheng Xue name
2.3
2.3.1
MMI for SIM selection
Purpose
The intent of this document is to state the requirements for the SIM selection user interface. Card project may reference this document.
2.3.2
Scope
The Alex StarTAC will be the first phone to encompass the Smart Card capabilities. This includes time. This document describes the user interface and guidelines governing the SIM selection. This will not have the dual-slot capabilities flexed on. Motorola Proprietary & Confidential /32
2.3.3
Introduction for Automatic SIM selection
Automatic SIM selection will mean that upon insertion of the large SIM ID-000 (B slot) the ME will reboot the large SIM ID-000. Upon extraction of the large SIM, the ME will reboot the small SIM ID-1 (A slot).
2.3.4
Manual SIM selection
Manual SIM selection means that the user is offered a menu that allows him to select the SIM he wants the ME to camp on. Until legal issues have been clarified (expected quote by legal around January '99) only Automatic SIM selection will be requested for Alex.
2.3.4.1 2.3.4.2
References Definitions, Acronyms, and Abbreviations
[1] GSM 02.17 Version 5.0.1, Change Request A22
A-Slot - Internal ME location for the ID-000 SIM. B-Slot - Internal ME location for the ID-1 SIM. ID-000 SIM - Refers to the small, plug-in SIM card. Also referred to as SIM 1. ID-1 SIM - Refers to the full-size SIM card. Also referred to as SIM 2. SCIM - Smart Card Interface Manager (Smart Card includes both GSM and Non-GSM Cards) SIM - Subscriber Identity Module Smart Card - Cards other than the primary SIM including VISACash, AMEX, Mondex, etc.
2.3.4.3
Overview
This document will provide the guidelines for SIM Selection and the related user interface. It will not, however, provide the technical realization of the Smart Card project including required primitives, communication between the MMI and SCIM layer, and modifications to the existing SIM event handler.
2.3.4.4
Pathname
This requirements document is located at /usr/global/docs/gsm/ECSD/RAE/SREQ/sim_select_ui
2.3.5
2.3.5.1
General Description
Product Perspective
This SIM selection mechanism is a subsection of the Smart Card Project. Its success is dependent upon the implementation of the other subsections including the Smart Card external interface and the SCIM-MMI router.
2.3.5.2
Product Functions
The SIM Selection mechanism is responsible for choosing the correct SIM upon the mobile power up sequence. When two SIMs are available, it must also give the user the flexibility to immediately switch the SIM card. In addition, the user must be notified of the current card being used in the idle display. 18/05/99 Motorola Proprietary & Confidential Marketing Requirement Specification Version 2.4 15/32
2.3.5.3
Product Direction
Eventually, phones may come equipped with two large SIM slots or two small SIM slots making the SIM Selection a more vital role in the future Smart Card phones.
2.3.5.4
None.
General Constraints Assumptions and Dependencies
2.3.5.5
None.
2.3.6
2.3.6.1
Requirements
Flexing
2.3.6.1.1 Default SIM · Introduction
The phone must "remember" the default SIM card since the setting is used on power-up. Therefore, the selection must be placed in non-volatile memory. · Storage Requirements
TITLE: Factory Default SIM Setting ANCHOR: 0001_01 SOURCE: [2] A byte in SEEM must be reserved to store the factory default SIM setting. The default SIM location will be set to the B-Slot. TITLE: Default SIM Setting ANCHOR: 0002_01 SOURCE: [2] Another byte in SEEM must be reserved to store the current default SIM setting. This will initially be set equal to the factory default SIM setting. 2.3.6.1.2 Extended Menus · Introduction
Extended Menus must have a flex bit to indicate whether the feature is originally in short or extended menus. · Storage Requirements
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up. This could create an undesirable menu where "Select Active SIM" would be in the Call Related Features menu options--not under "Select SIM". Note: If SIM Selection is placed into extended menus and extended menus are off, then its menu leafs will not be visible either. TITLE: Default Extended Menu Location (To be flexed off for phase 1) ANCHOR: 0038_01 SOURCE: Conversation John Holstrom and Guy Lanrezac By default, the SIM Selection Menu will be placed in the short menus. 2.3.6.1.3 SIM Selection Feature · Introduction
Certain operators may not want the user to switch the default SIM. Therefore, the SIM selection user interface must be flexible. · Input Requirements
TITLE: Flexing the SIM Selection Feature ANCHOR: 0004_01 SOURCE: [2] One bit in SEEM element 14 needs to be reserved to flex the SIM Selection user interface (including the menus, quick access, and idle display) on and off. 2.3.6.1.4 Re-Initialisation Requirements · Introduction
Through the Master Reset option, the user can reset all phone settings back to their original factory defaults. · Input Requirements
TITLE: Resetting the Default SIM ANCHOR: 0005_01 SOURCE: Conversation John Holstrom and Guy Lanrezac After the user performs a Master Reset, the factory default SIM setting will be copied into the current default setting, and the SIM menu will be returned to the short menus. TITLE: SIM State after Master Reset ANCHOR: 0037_01 SOURCE: Conversation John Holstrom and Guy Lanrezac After the user performs a Master Reset, the SIM will also be reset. This includes powering down the primary SIM, powering up the new SIM, and initialising the new SIM as stated in GSM 11.11 "SIM Initialisation Procedure". In other words, this is just as if the user pulled out the current SIM and inserted a new one.
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2.3.6.2
User Interface Requirements
2.3.6.2.1 Menus (To be flexed off for phase 1) · Introduction
With the addition of the SIM Selection Menu node, the Call Related features will be modified as shown.
Call Related Features Show Battery Meter Restrict My Phone Number Call Diverting SIM Selection
Select Active SIM Select Default SIM
SIM SIM SIM SIM
1 2 1 2
Talk and Fax Call Waiting Call Barring Key Answer Only
·
Menu Location Requirements
TITLE: SIM Selection Menu ANCHOR: 0006_01 SOURCE: [2] The new menu "SIM Selection" will be placed in the Call Related Features Menu Node. This option will be placed between "Call Diverting" and "Talk and Fax". TITLE: Select SIM Menu ANCHOR: 0007_01 SOURCE: [2] The "Select Active SIM" menu option will be placed as the first menu node under the "SIM Selection" menu. TITLE: Select SIM Menu Options ANCHOR: 0008_01 SOURCE: [2] When the user selects the "Select SIM" menu, he/she will have two choices: "SIM 1" and "SIM 2". TITLE: Current SIM Menu Option ANCHOR: 0009_01 SOURCE: [2] The SIM currently in use will be indicated in the "Select Active SIM" menu options by a tick mark to the left of the menu option. This menu option will also be shown to the user first. 18/05/99 Motorola Proprietary & Confidential Marketing Requirement Specification Version 2.4 18/32
TITLE: Default SIM Menu ANCHOR: 0010_01 SOURCE: [2] The "Select Default SIM" menu option will be placed as the second menu node under the "SIM Selection" menu. TITLE: Default SIM Menu Options ANCHOR: 0011_01 SOURCE: [2] When the user selects the "Select Default SIM" menu, he/she will have two choices: "SIM 1" and "SIM 2". TITLE: Current Default SIM Menu Option ANCHOR: 0012_01 SOURCE: [2] The SIM currently set as the default SIM will be indicated in the "Select Default SIM" menu options by a tick mark to the left of the menu option. This menu option will also be shown to the user first. · Restrictions
TITLE: SIM Selection during a Call ANCHOR: 0013_01 SOURCE: [2] SIM selection options will NOT be available while in call (i.e., they will not be placed in the in-call menus). TITLE: SIM Selection Visibility ANCHOR: 0014_01 SOURCE: [2] The SIM Selection menu will only be visible to the user when two valid GSM SIM cards are present. TITLE: SIM Insertion while in Call Related Features ANCHOR: 0015_01 SOURCE: [2] If the user is in the Call Related Features menu and inserts a second SIM card, then the SIM Selection menu will not be visible to him/her until the user exits the Call Related Features Menu and re-enters it. TITLE: SIM Removal while in Call Related Features ANCHOR: 0016_01 SOURCE: [2] The "SIM Selection" menu will be visible to the user even if he/she removes the secondary SIM card while in the Call Related Features. However, if the user decides to choose either the "Select Active SIM" or "Select Default SIM" menu option, he/she will get an error message, "Feature Not Available". The "SIM Selection" menu option will disappear once the user exits the Call Related Features. · Output Requirements
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ANCHOR: 0039_02 Conversation with John Holstrom and Guy Lanrezac. If the user chooses a new SIM card for either Active or Default SIM, then they will be given the an automatic message window using the large chicanery icon. TITLE: ANCHOR: 0017_01 [2] Once the user selects a new SIM card under "Select Active SIM", the ME will power down the Initialisation Procedure". In other words, this is just as if the user pulled out the current SIM and inserted a new one. Result of New Default SIM Choice ANCHOR: SOURCE: [2] this setting will be used the next time the user starts the phone. 2.3.6.2.2 Quick Access (To be flexed off for phase 1) · Introduction
Since the "Select SIM" menu might not always be available to the user, the quick access feature · TITLE: Quick Access Icon 0019_01 SOURCE: The Quick Access icon is shown below:
TITLE: Short Quick Access Prompt ANCHOR: 0020_01 SOURCE: Conversation with John Holstrom and Guy Lanrezac The short prompt for the Quick Access item will be "Switch SIM". TITLE: Long Quick Access Prompt ANCHOR: 0021_01 SOURCE: Conversation with John Holstrom and Guy Lanrezac The long prompt for the Quick Access item will be "Switch Active SIM". · Restrictions
TITLE: Selecting Quick Access Option while in a Call ANCHOR: 0022_01 SOURCE: Conversation with John Holstrom and Guy Lanrezac Motorola Proprietary & Confidential /32
The user can still add the "SIM Selection" to his/her quick access list while in a call. If he/she decides to access it while in a call, an error message will be displayed "Feature Not Allowed". TITLE: Selecting Quick Access Option with only One SIM ANCHOR: 0023_01 SOURCE: Conversation with John Holstrom and Guy Lanrezac The user will not be able to add the "SIM Selection" to his/her quick access list while only one SIM is inserted. However, if the quick access item is already in the list, then, when the user accesses it, it will display an error message "Feature Not Available". · Output Requirements
TITLE: Result of Quick Access Selection ANCHOR: 0024_01 SOURCE: [2] Once the user selects the SIM Selection Quick Access item, the current SIM will be toggled. This includes the ME powering down the primary SIM, powering up the new SIM, and initializing the new SIM as stated in GSM 11.11 "SIM Initialization Procedure". In other words, this is just as if the user pulled out the current SIM and inserted a new one.
2.3.6.2.3 Idle Display (To be confirmed by legal) · Introduction
Another mechanism must be available to make the user aware of which SIM card he/she is currently using. · Output Requirements
TITLE: Display of Current SIM ANCHOR: 0025_01 SOURCE: [2] The SIM currently in use will be displayed on the bottom line of the idle display. The text will be either "SIM 1" or "SIM 2". TITLE: Idle Display Priority ANCHOR: 0026_01 SOURCE: [2] The priority of the current SIM in use will be the lowest, underneath the Alternate Line Service Information.
2.3.6.3
Guidelines
2.3.6.3.1 Phone Start Up · Introduction
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TITLE: Choosing the SIM at Power-up ANCHOR: See below SOURCE: [2] 7. When the phone is turned on, the SIM in the default location will be first selected. If it is a valid card, then it will be initialized. (0028_02) 8. If there is no card, a non-GSM card, or non-SIM card in the default location, the next location will be searched. If it is a valid card, then it will be initialized. (0029_02) 9. If there is a card in the default location, but doesn't respond to power up, an error message will be displayed "Check Card x" where x is either 1 or 2. (0030_02) 10. If an error occurs while initializing the current card, an error message will be displayed "Check Card x" where x is either 1 or 2. (0031_02) 11. If no card is found, an error message will be displayed "Check Card". (0032_01) 12. If only a non-GSM card or non-SIM card is found, an error message will be displayed "Check Card". (0033_01) 2.3.6.3.2 SIM Activity after Phone Start Up · Introduction
The requirements listed below are general guidelines for the SIM selection after the phone was powered up. · Guidelines
TITLE: Adding/Removing SIM after Power-up ANCHOR: See below SOURCE: [2] 13. If the user removes the SIM card currently in use, the phone will search the other slot and try to start the card in that slot. (0034_01) 14. If there is no card in the other slot, then an error message will be displayed "Check Card". If it is a valid card in the other slot, then it will be initialised per GSM 11.11 "SIM Initialisation Procedure." (0035_02) 15. If the user inserts a card in the default location, the phone will automatically switch to it.
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2.3.6.4
Anchor
0001_01 0002_01 0003_02 0004_01 0005_01 0006_01 0007_01 0008_01 0009_01 0010_01 0011_01 0012_01 0013_01 0014_01 0015_01 0016_01 0017_01 0018_01 0019_01 0020_01 0021_01 0022_01 0023_01 0024_01 0025_01 0026_01 0027_01 0028_02 0029_02 0030_02 0031_02 0032_01 0033_01 0034_01 0035_02 0036_01 0037_01 0038_01 0039_02
Software Requirements Traceability Matrix
Table 1: Software Requirements Traceability Matrix Requirement Title Design Document Test Plan Document Reference Reference
Factory Default SIM Setting Default SIM Setting Extended Menus Flex Bits Flexing the SIM Selection Feature Resetting the Default SIM SIM Selection Menu Select SIM Menu Select SIM Menu Options Current SIM Menu Option Default SIM Menu Default SIM Menu Options Current Default SIM Menu Option SIM Selection during a Call SIM Selection Visibility SIM Insertion while in Call Related Features SIM Removal while in Call Related Features Result of Select SIM Choice Result of New Default SIM Choice Quick Access Icon Short Quick Access Prompt Long Quick Access Prompt Selecting Quick Access Option while in a Call Selecting Quick Access Option with only One SIM Result of Quick Access Selection Display of Current SIM Idle Display Priority Choosing the SIM at Power-up Choosing the SIM at Power-up Choosing the SIM at Power-up Choosing the SIM at Power-up Choosing the SIM at Power-up Choosing the SIM at Power-up Choosing the SIM at Power-up Adding/Removing SIM after Power-up Adding/Removing SIM after Power-up Adding/Removing SIM after Power-up SIM State after Master Reset Default Extended Menu Location Confirmation for Switching the SIM
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2.4
2.4.1 2.4.2 2.4.3
MMI for security
Keypad tone suppression upon PIN entry Character display suppression upon PIN entry Elimination of PIN taping, sniffing mechanisms &/or applications
Part of CR change for GSM 11.14
Already active
A MSCT Security document is available: DMLV/SS/DG/Doc4/05
2.5
2.5.1
Flex
Flex for generic Dual Slot StarTAC
The flex for the core the core dual slot StarTAC can be found in the core Product Description on the Lotus Notes server. It will have the following specifics: · Direct Access to Voicemail (Voicemail key replacing MR key as per StarTAC 150 George)
2.5.2
Flex Barclays / Cellnet Trial
The flex for the Barclays / Cellnet dual slot StarTAC can be found in the Class C Product Description on the Lotus Notes server. It will have the following specifics: · Specific Wake Up Graphic (in definition) · Direct Access to SIM Tool Kit menu (Blue button key replacing MR key) · New Quick Access order: 1. Call Voicemail 2. Read Messages 3. Vibracall On / Off 4. Find by Name 5. Phone Mute On/Off 6. Last Calls Received 7. Divert All On or Off 8. Last Call Timer 9. Restrict my ID · Storage of voicemail number under "Message settings" to 901 · Type 1 SIM Lock to the first 5 digits of the IMSI (234-10) · SMS CB switched by default on channel 200
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3 Alex refresh: Flexible mobile ATM and bank info in the hand
3.1 Change Requests needed from the GSM specification
Description USSD to be better adapted for Mobile Commerce (Action Daniel Ayela) Specified in GSM
Tracking Number
3.2
3.2.1
Software
Main Features
Alex Refresh will support all Alex existing features. The following chart resumes the added features requested for Alex Refresh.
Tracking Number 0198 0198 Description Headset answer on/off support Smart Key (answer calls with Smart Key when connected to headset adapter) GSM Phase 2 USSD as per 04.90, v5.0.1 4 StarTAC 85 (modem) No ZAP (firestorm) ZAP refresh (firestorm) 4 4 Alex Refresh (modem) Marketing Request 4 4
3.2.2
SIM Tool Kit
All classes (1, 2 & 3) + all second card reader commands of GSM 11.14 version 7.0 are requested for Alex Refresh. The following chart summarises the different SIM Tool Kit commands that are requested. They have been prioritised 1 & 2. Priority 1 is compulsory for ship acceptance, Priority 2 can be implemented as a running change. STK command Event Download Description Server could request that the transaction does not go forward Priority 2 2 2 1
MT Call Call Connected Call Disconnected Location Status
STK could call a specific number depending on subscriber location (call this Pizza store as you ar just next door!)
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STK command
MO Short Message Control Send USSD
Set Up Event List Timer Management Timer Expiration Icon UCS2
Default Choice for Getting Input Default Choice for Default Select Item Select Item Type Indication Extended Result Status words for handling SIM data download error Next Item Indicator
Description Priority User Activity The application recognises that the 1 user is pressing a specific key 1 Idle Screen Availability Possibility to insert a logo in idle mode (possibility to insert advertisements or corporate logos) Card Reader Status Already Implemented Gives possibility to forward an 1 SMS Will allow faster transactions Change Request Pending Multiple event management 1 Do transaction at a cheaper cellular 1 rate Do not allow action after pre1 defined period Logo on display 1 Universal 2 byte character set. This will be necessary for the Asian build. This might already be implemented in Zap refresh Possibility to check last bank 1 account details, remember the latest purchase etc... A subscriber may wish to have his 1 preferred STK service at the top of the list SIM pre-defines types of selection 1 2 2
Get Current Value of Timer Extended text in display text Date, Time & Time Zone
Completes the Personality MMI 1 which always asks: "OK?". The prompt could be Call? For instance SIM asks phone how long since I 1 asked this question 2 This can be included in Provider Location Information 1
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3.2.2.1
SAT Menu selection
SAT menu selection can be done by 3 actions: · Menu Key · Card Insertion (Event Driven Command) · Dedicated key A marketing request has already been submitted (Venke Ayalur is aware of the issue) that the handset can automatically change font automatically to accept up to 15 characters (left justified) + automatic scrolling. Operators have expressed their preference to see a maximum number of SIM Tool Kit items on one same screen. At this point of time the ME displays one item at a time. The display of all items of a menu (up to 4 on a graphic display) will depend on availability from core products. The marketing requirement has been submitted to John Holstrom.
3.2.3
3.2.3.1
Card Reader
EMV compliancy
At this point of time, it is clear that all T=0 smart card reader specifications will be based on EMV 3.1.1. This specification is very close to ISO 7816. After meeting world wide smart card scheme owners, it has appeared that every country seem to have some specifics that need to be added on EMV 3.1.1. In some cases 2 implementations can be compatible (for example, one scheme can ask to do a command within 3 milliseconds, and a second scheme can ask to do the same command in exactly 1.5 milliseconds. The solution would be to execute that command in 1.5 milliseconds to be compliant to both schemes). Listed below are the main schemes Alex refresh needs to be compliant with. One software needs to cover as many schemes as possible. Any subtleties should be handled by flex. MASC (Adelaide) is assessing the effort for implementing these schemes. Once the specifics have been clearly identified, a new version of this MRS will be issued. Scheme UKIS Cartes Bancaire Nets Gelt Kard Specifics Differences
3.2.3.2
SIM reader capability
It is requested for Alex Refresh that the B slot can be flexed off for SIM reading capability.
3.2.4
Other Features
SIM Copy
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The following is a MMI proposal for SIM copy The copy SIM feature will not become available until the user has inserted two GSM SIM cards. If the user is already in the "Phone Book" menu, they will not be able to see the "Copy SIM" menus until they exit out of this menu node and re-enter. In all other cases, when they go into the Phone Book features, the "Copy SIM" menus should be available.
Phone Book
Personal Numbers
Find Entry By Name Find Entry By Location Add Entry Check Capacity Check Phone Capacity Check SIM capacity
Check Capacity SIM1 Check Capacity SIM2
Prevent Access No Memory Restrictions To SIM Card memory Copy SIM Memory Copy SIM1 to SIM2 Copy SIM2 to SIM1
To SIM Card 1 To SIM Card 2
SIM1 is the plug in, SIM2 is the large SIM. Error messages are to be defined when the capacity of a SIM is full. When selecting a name via Find By Name or Find By Location, the last option would be "Copy Entry".
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4 Leap : Browsing, On-line purchasing, Info-base in-hand, Bank in hand
4.1 Introduction
This phase concerns Platform Leap which has a plug-in SIM reader. In this case, the data inside, WAP compliant phone can have an accessory (illustrated by the smart battery cassette reader) which allows us to follow the Phase 1 and 2 procedure for dual slot handling. As WAP specification has not yet been defined to date. We are creating two sub-sections to phase 3: · 3a assumes control of Leaps data capability via SIM Tool Kit. At this point of time the definition of how a SAT can generate a data call is still under investigation and will be defined in a further issue of this document. · 3b assumes a new architecture based around WAP and the SIM both controlling the data capability (under definition) Contacts: Doug Main / Dave Gannon. 3b will be defined in a further issue of this document. · 3C architecture around Java and MExE is under investigation At this point of time, it seems WAP will not be available before Q3 '99. The Leap team is assessing the possibility of introducing an Unwired Planed browser (Jim Filicette to confirm). The technical team (Dave Gannon, Daniel Ayela, Doug Main) will assess how STK can co-exist with UP browser and WAP. If necessary, this will be defined in future SMG9 meetings.
4.2
Change Requests needed from the GSM specification
Description STK inter action with WAP and/or UP browser Specified in GSM
Tracking Number
4.3
Software Features
At this point of time, the Marketing Request is that Leap supports all features supported in Alex & Alex refresh. EMV card reader compliance will be clarified after assessment from MASC teams and dependant on future schemes negotiated in the first half of 1999.
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5 Einstein : Web browsing, On-line purchasing, Info-base in-hand, Bank in hand, ticketing
Note : when inserting a SC in the handset we want to be able to read the card format on the screen (for example AMEX, VISA etc...).
5.1
Introduction
This phase concerns platforms supporting optimised smart card operating systems, GPRS, SAT, WAP and data inside. SIM cards should start having internal applications described as multiapplication SC. Java & MExE are also being compared against WAP.
As WAP specification has not yet been defined to date Software Requirements for Phase 4 will be issued in a further version f this document.
5.2
New MMI features
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6 Other identified features which have not been scheduled to date
6.1 Multi-slot management
In future we will see the introduction of multi slot possibilities. The main case where it will occur would be inside a vehicle. The following chart resumes the possibilities, in bold is the SIM which takes priority at power on. Plug in SIM (A Slot) Large card (ISO B Slot) SIM SIM + SAT SIM SC T=0/1 SIM + SAT SIM + SAT SIM External Reader or built in car reader SIM SIM SIM + SAT SIM SC T=0/1 SC T=0/1 SC T=0/1 SIM SIM SIM + SAT SIM + SAT SC T=0/1 SC T=0/1 SIM SIM SIM SIM SIM + SAT SIM SIM SIM + SAT SIM + SAT SC T=0/1 SC T=0/1 SC T=0/1 SC T=0/1
SIM SIM + SAT SIM SIM +SAT SIM + SAT SIM SIM SIM SIM + SAT SIM + SAT SIM + SAT SIM + SAT SIM SIM SIM + SAT SIM SIM SIM + SAT SIM + SAT
SIM SIM + SAT SIM SIM + SAT SIM + SAT SC T=0/1 SC T=0/1 SC T=0/1 SC T=0/1 SIM SIM + SAT SIM + SAT SC T=0/1
A new priority table will be issued for the multi-application cards in a further version of this document.
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6.2
6.2.1
6.2.1.1 6.2.1.2
Software
SAT Menu Selection
B-Slot initiation (upon power-up detection) If B-slot card has not yet been initialised
as above but immediate upon power-up
Note: this may be why there needs to be a B-slot command initiation sequence, as there needs to be a way of initialising a card that is not currently known by any SAT application. Note: This capability is not required for Dec. 98 Trials, but is likely to be required for commercial Mobile smart card terminals, where down-loadable SAT apps are envisaged. Action: D. Gannon to investigate how, under his currently developing architecture, PIN encryption keys would be handled, if the SAT B-slot handler app is downloaded and not pre-loaded.
6.2.1.3
Network initiation
Where the user in communication with a network service, and that service requires the participation of a B-slot card, a mechanism is required for the network to initiate a B-slot transaction. This may be via, intermediate initiation of a SAT application.
6.2.1.4 6.2.1.5
IN-CALL handling of B-slot applications During B-slot applications, suitable suppression of incoming SMS alerts and displays
Being investigated
6.3
6.3.1 6.3.2
Advantageous features for Motorola
Pre-initialised B-slot card control Auto-initialisation procedure for un-initialised B-slot cards Auto-connect mechanisms for Certain Priority B-slot cards
To be looked at for the future
To be looked at for the future
6.3.3
To be looked at for the future
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