Knowledge Base - List of APDU responses

SW1	SW2	Info/ Warning/ Error/ Security	Description
6		E	Class not supported.
61	--	I	Response bytes still available
61	XX	I	Command successfully executed; 'XX' bytes of data are available and can be requested using GET RESPONSE.
62	--	W	State of non-volatile memory unchanged
62	00	W	No information given (NV-Ram not changed)
62	01	W	NV-Ram not changed 1.
62	81	W	Part of returned data may be corrupted
62	82	W	End of file/record reached before reading Le bytes
62	83	W	Selected file invalidated
62	84	W	Selected file is not valid. FCI not formated according to ISO
62	85	W	No input data available from a sensor on the card. No Purse Engine enslaved for R3bc
62	A2	W	Wrong R-MAC
62	A4	W	Card locked (during reset( ))
62	CX	W	Counter with value x (command dependent)
62	F1	W	Wrong C-MAC
62	F3	W	Internal reset
62	F5	W	Default agent locked
62	F7	W	Cardholder locked
62	F8	W	Basement is current agent
62	F9	W	CALC Key Set not unblocked
62	FX	W	-
62	XX	W	RFU
63	--	W	State of non-volatile memory changed
63	00	W	No information given (NV-Ram changed)
63	81	W	File filled up by the last write. Loading/updating is not allowed.
63	82	W	Card key not supported.
63	83	W	Reader key not supported.
63	84	W	Plaintext transmission not supported.
63	85	W	Secured transmission not supported.
63	86	W	Volatile memory is not available.
63	87	W	Non-volatile memory is not available.
63	88	W	Key number not valid.
63	89	W	Key length is not correct.
63	C0	W	Verify fail, no try left.
63	C1	W	Verify fail, 1 try left.
63	C2	W	Verify fail, 2 tries left.
63	C3	W	Verify fail, 3 tries left.
63	CX	W	The counter has reached the value 'x' (0 = x = 15) (command dependent).
63	F1	W	More data expected.
63	F2	W	More data expected and proactive command pending.
63	FX	W	-
63	XX	W	RFU
64	--	E	State of non-volatile memory unchanged
64	00	E	No information given (NV-Ram not changed)
64	01	E	Command timeout. Immediate response required by the card.
64	XX	E	RFU
65	--	E	State of non-volatile memory changed
65	00	E	No information given
65	01	E	Write error. Memory failure. There have been problems in writing or reading the EEPROM. Other hardware problems may also bring this error.
65	81	E	Memory failure
65	FX	E	-
65	XX	E	RFU
66	--	S
66	00	S	Error while receiving (timeout)
66	01	S	Error while receiving (character parity error)
66	02	S	Wrong checksum
66	03	S	The current DF file without FCI
66	04	S	No SF or KF under the current DF
66	69	S	Incorrect Encryption/Decryption Padding
66	XX	S	-
67	--	E
67	00	E	Wrong length
67	XX	E	length incorrect (procedure)(ISO 7816-3)
68	--	E	Functions in CLA not supported
68	00	E	No information given (The request function is not supported by the card)
68	81	E	Logical channel not supported
68	82	E	Secure messaging not supported
68	83	E	Last command of the chain expected
68	84	E	Command chaining not supported
68	FX	E	-
68	XX	E	RFU
69	--	E	Command not allowed
69	00	E	No information given (Command not allowed)
69	01	E	Command not accepted (inactive state)
69	81	E	Command incompatible with file structure
69	82	E	Security condition not satisfied.
69	83	E	Authentication method blocked
69	84	E	Referenced data reversibly blocked (invalidated)
69	85	E	Conditions of use not satisfied.
69	86	E	Command not allowed (no current EF)
69	87	E	Expected secure messaging (SM) object missing
69	88	E	Incorrect secure messaging (SM) data object
69	8D		Reserved
69	96	E	Data must be updated again
69	E1	E	POL1 of the currently Enabled Profile prevents this action.
69	F0	E	Permission Denied
69	F1	E	Permission Denied - Missing Privilege
69	FX	E	-
69	XX	E	RFU
6A	--	E	Wrong parameter(s) P1-P2
6A	00	E	No information given (Bytes P1 and/or P2 are incorrect)
6A	80	E	The parameters in the data field are incorrect.
6A	81	E	Function not supported
6A	82	E	File not found
6A	83	E	Record not found
6A	84	E	There is insufficient memory space in record or file
6A	85	E	Lc inconsistent with TLV structure
6A	86	E	Incorrect P1 or P2 parameter.
6A	87	E	Lc inconsistent with P1-P2
6A	88	E	Referenced data not found
6A	89	E	File already exists
6A	8A	E	DF name already exists.
6A	F0	E	Wrong parameter value
6A	FX	E	-
6A	XX	E	RFU
6B	--	E
6B	00	E	Wrong parameter(s) P1-P2
6B	XX	E	Reference incorrect (procedure byte), (ISO 7816-3)
6C	--	E	Wrong length Le
6C	00	E	Incorrect P3 length.
6C	XX	E	Bad length value in Le; 'xx' is the correct exact Le
6D	--	E
6D	00	E	Instruction code not supported or invalid
6D	XX	E	Instruction code not programmed or invalid (procedure byte), (ISO 7816-3)
6E	--	E
6E	00	E	Class not supported
6E	XX	E	Instruction class not supported (procedure byte), (ISO 7816-3)
6F	--	E	Internal exception
6F	00	E	Command aborted - more exact diagnosis not possible (e.g., operating system error).
6F	FF	E	Card dead (overuse, …)
6F	XX	E	No precise diagnosis (procedure byte), (ISO 7816-3)
9-	--
90	00	I	Command successfully executed (OK).
90	04	W	PIN not succesfully verified, 3 or more PIN tries left
90	08		Key/file not found
90	80	W	Unblock Try Counter has reached zero
91	00		OK
91	01		States.activity, States.lock Status or States.lockable has wrong value
91	02		Transaction number reached its limit
91	0C		No changes
91	0E		Insufficient NV-Memory to complete command
91	1C		Command code not supported
91	1E		CRC or MAC does not match data
91	40		Invalid key number specified
91	7E		Length of command string invalid
91	9D		Not allow the requested command
91	9E		Value of the parameter invalid
91	A0		Requested AID not present on PICC
91	A1		Unrecoverable error within application
91	AE		Authentication status does not allow the requested command
91	AF		Additional data frame is expected to be sent
91	BE		Out of boundary
91	C1		Unrecoverable error within PICC
91	CA		Previous Command was not fully completed
91	CD		PICC was disabled by an unrecoverable error
91	CE		Number of Applications limited to 28
91	DE		File or application already exists
91	EE		Could not complete NV-write operation due to loss of power
91	F0		Specified file number does not exist
91	F1		Unrecoverable error within file
92	0x	I	Writing to EEPROM successful after 'x' attempts.
92	10	E	Insufficient memory. No more storage available.
92	40	E	Writing to EEPROM not successful.
93	01		Integrity error
93	02		Candidate S2 invalid
93	03	E	Application is permanently locked
94	00	E	No EF selected.
94	01		Candidate currency code does not match purse currency
94	02		Candidate amount too high
94	02	E	Address range exceeded.
94	03		Candidate amount too low
94	04	E	FID not found, record not found or comparison pattern not found.
94	05		Problems in the data field
94	06	E	Required MAC unavailable
94	07		Bad currency : purse engine has no slot with R3bc currency
94	08		R3bc currency not supported in purse engine
94	08	E	Selected file type does not match command.
95	80		Bad sequence
96	81		Slave not found
97	00		PIN blocked and Unblock Try Counter is 1 or 2
97	02		Main keys are blocked
97	04		PIN not succesfully verified, 3 or more PIN tries left
97	84		Base key
97	85		Limit exceeded - C-MAC key
97	86		SM error - Limit exceeded - R-MAC key
97	87		Limit exceeded - sequence counter
97	88		Limit exceeded - R-MAC length
97	89		Service not available
98	02	E	No PIN defined.
98	04	E	Access conditions not satisfied, authentication failed.
98	35	E	ASK RANDOM or GIVE RANDOM not executed.
98	40	E	PIN verification not successful.
98	50	E	INCREASE or DECREASE could not be executed because a limit has been reached.
98	62	E	Authentication Error, application specific (incorrect MAC)
99	00		1 PIN try left
99	04		PIN not succesfully verified, 1 PIN try left
99	85		Wrong status - Cardholder lock
99	86	E	Missing privilege
99	87		PIN is not installed
99	88		Wrong status - R-MAC state
9A	00		2 PIN try left
9A	04		PIN not succesfully verified, 2 PIN try left
9A	71		Wrong parameter value - Double agent AID
9A	72		Wrong parameter value - Double agent Type
9D	05	E	Incorrect certificate type
9D	07	E	Incorrect session data size
9D	08	E	Incorrect DIR file record size
9D	09	E	Incorrect FCI record size
9D	0A	E	Incorrect code size
9D	10	E	Insufficient memory to load application
9D	11	E	Invalid AID
9D	12	E	Duplicate AID
9D	13	E	Application previously loaded
9D	14	E	Application history list full
9D	15	E	Application not open
9D	17	E	Invalid offset
9D	18	E	Application already loaded
9D	19	E	Invalid certificate
9D	1A	E	Invalid signature
9D	1B	E	Invalid KTU
9D	1D	E	MSM controls not set
9D	1E	E	Application signature does not exist
9D	1F	E	KTU does not exist
9D	20	E	Application not loaded
9D	21	E	Invalid Open command data length
9D	30	E	Check data parameter is incorrect (invalid start address)
9D	31	E	Check data parameter is incorrect (invalid length)
9D	32	E	Check data parameter is incorrect (illegal memory check area)
9D	40	E	Invalid MSM Controls ciphertext
9D	41	E	MSM controls already set
9D	42	E	Set MSM Controls data length less than 2 bytes
9D	43	E	Invalid MSM Controls data length
9D	44	E	Excess MSM Controls ciphertext
9D	45	E	Verification of MSM Controls data failed
9D	50	E	Invalid MCD Issuer production ID
9D	51	E	Invalid MCD Issuer ID
9D	52	E	Invalid set MSM controls data date
9D	53	E	Invalid MCD number
9D	54	E	Reserved field error
9D	55	E	Reserved field error
9D	56	E	Reserved field error
9D	57	E	Reserved field error
9D	60	E	MAC verification failed
9D	61	E	Maximum number of unblocks reached
9D	62	E	Card was not blocked
9D	63	E	Crypto functions not available
9D	64	E	No application loaded
9E	00		PIN not installed
9E	04		PIN not succesfully verified, PIN not installed
9F	00		PIN blocked and Unblock Try Counter is 3
9F	04		PIN not succesfully verified, PIN blocked and Unblock Try Counter is 3
9F	XX		Command successfully executed; 'xx' bytes of data are available and can be requested using GET RESPONSE.
9x	XX		Application related status, (ISO 7816-3)

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EAC

Extended Access Control. A mechanism enhancing the security of ePassports whereby only authorized inspection systems can read biometric data.

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EMV

The industry standard for international debit/credit cards established by Europay, MasterCard and Visa.

ISO

International Organization for Standardization: an international body that produces the worldwide industrial and commercial "ISO" standards.

PDA

Personal Digital Assistant. A mobile device that functions as a personal information manager, often with the ability to connect to the internet.

Personal Identification Number. A secret code required to confirm a user's identity.

BER

Bit Error Rate. A measure of received signal quality, the proportion of received bits which is decoded erroneously.

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CRC

Cyclic Redundancy Check. An error detecting code appended to a block of data to be transmitted. The value of the CRC is calculated only from the block of data itself. The length of the CRC determines the number of errors which can be detected in the block of data on reception. A CRC is not able to correct errors or determine which bits are erroneous.

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LAI

Location Area Identity. The LAI is composed of the Mobile Country Code (MCC), the Mobile Network Code (MNC) and the Location Area Code (LAC). See 3GPP TS23.003 Section 4.1.

RAB

Radio Access Bearer. A service provided by the Access Stratum (AS) to the Non-Access Stratum (NAS) for the transfer of user data between the UE and the Core Network (CN).

RAC

Radio Admission Control. The RAC function is located in the eNodeB and controls admission or rejection of new radio bearer establishment requests. The goal of RAC is to maximize radio resource utilization while ensuring that the required Quality of Service (QoS) is achieved for sessions which are already established. RAC can take into account the overall resource situation in E- UTRAN, the QoS requirements, the priority levels, the provided QoS of in- progress sessions and the QoS requirements of new radio bearer requests. See 3GPP TS36.300, Section 16.1.2.

RAN

Radio Access Network. A RAN consists of the ground-based infrastructure required for delivery of communication between UEs and the Core Network (CN). In LTE, the RAN consists of one or more base stations (i.e. eNodeBs). Examples of other RANs are UMTS, TD-SCDMA, GSM, CDMA2000 and WiMAX.

RAT

Radio Access Technology. The RAT is the type of radio technology used in a Radio Access Network (RAN) to access the Core Network (CN), e.g. UMTS, GSM, CDMA2000, WiMAX.

IM

Using text on a mobile handset to communicate in real time

IP

Internet Protocol. A protocol for communicating data accross a network

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OS

Operating System. Software that runs on computers and other smart devices and that manages the way they function.

SE

Secure Element. A secure and personalised physical component added to a system to manage users rights and to host secure apps. SE typically consist of a Silicon Chip, a secure Operating System, application software and a secure protocol to communicate to the device. SE can be a removable device (such as UICC or ÂµSD for mobile devices or MIM for M2M connected machines). SE can also be components inside the system.

BS

Base Station. The entity in a radio access network responsible for radio trans- mission and reception in one or more cells to and from the UE. In LTE the BS is known as the eNodeB.

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HE

Home Environment. The HE of a subscriber is responsible for the overall pro- vision and control of the personal service environment to the subscriber.Â

HO

HandOver. HO is a procedure by which a mobile terminal changes serving cells (within the same frequency or on different frequencies or even on different Radio Access Technologies (RAT)). See 3GPP TS36.133.

LR

Location Registration. The process the UE undertakes to register its presence in a registration area when in Idle mode. As a result of LR, the Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) selected by the UE becomes the Registered PLMN. This can be done regularly or when entering a new tracking area. See 3GPP TS36.304 Section 4.1.

PS

Packet Switched. In PS communication each data packet is labelled with the destination address and routed over a shared transmission resource. In contrast with Circuit Switching (CS) where dedicated transmission resources are re- served between network nodes to deliver a reliable transmission rate and delay, in a PS connection the transmission rate and delay may vary depending on the traffic load and the medium capacity, with packets being buffered if necessary.

RF

Radio Frequency. Refers to signal oscillation frequencies such that if the signal is input to an antenna an electromagnetic field is generated suitable for wireless communication. These frequencies cover a significant part of the electromagnetic radiation spectrum, ranging from a few kilohertz to hundreds of gigahertz. See 3GPP TR36.942 for some discussion of related issues.

UE

User Equipment. The mobile unit which allows a user to access network services, connecting to the UTRAN or E-UTRAN via the radio interface. A UE can be subdivided into a Universal Integrated Circuit Card (UICC) and a Mo- bile Equipment (ME). See 3GPP TS21.905 Section 3.

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