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Command Reference
VERIFY FINGERPRINT
VERIFY FINGERPRINT
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Reference Manual StarSign® Bio Token 3.0/Edition 07.2005
ID No.
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2.2
VERIFY FINGERPRINT
Scope
VERIFY FINGERPRINT
is used to verify a user’s fingerprint. It initiates fin-
gerprint image acquisition, processing and feature extraction.
The features are sent to the smart card processor for on-card verification
and the outcome is reported in the response APDU to the host.
The command performs the following:
– Scans an image
– Generates a template and transmits it to the smart card processor,
The features are sent to the smart card processor for on-card verification
and the outcome is reported in the response APDU to the host.
The command performs the following:
– Scans an image
– Generates a template and transmits it to the smart card processor,
where it is compared with the reference template (see ’2.1 ENROLL
FINGERPRINT’ on page 10) via the VERIFY command.
FINGERPRINT’ on page 10) via the VERIFY command.
Biometric threshold, retry counter and access rules have to be configured
in the file system of STARCOS. For details see STARCOS 3.0 reference
manual edition 06/2005 or later.
in the file system of STARCOS. For details see STARCOS 3.0 reference
manual edition 06/2005 or later.
Command
P2
Specifies the Key Identifier (KID) used to reference the biometric data
stored in the smart card processor during the enrollment phase (see ’2.1
ENROLL FINGERPRINT’ on page 10).
stored in the smart card processor during the enrollment phase (see ’2.1
ENROLL FINGERPRINT’ on page 10).
Response
Status Bytes
This command may return one of the following status bytes.
CLA
INS
P1
P2
’A0’
'20'
’00’
SW1
SW2
’90’
’00’
Code
Description
'90 00'
Successful operation
'63 Cx'
Verifcation failed (x represents the number of remaining re-
tries)
tries)
'64 00'
File or data missing; enrollment file corrupt
'69 82'
Security status not satisfied
'69 83'
Authentication method blocked
'69 85'
Conditions of use not satisfied
'6A 82'
Application or file not found
'6A 88'
Referenced data not found
'A7 00'
General ARM7 error
'A7 01'
Unknown instruction