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Smart ID
User Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Program Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................................... 13

1.1 Overview ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 13

1.2 Program start .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 14

1.2.1 Create Project .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 14

1.2.2 Design ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 15

1.2.3 Create Database Field.............................................................................................................................................................................. 15

1.2.4 Data Input ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16

1.2.5 Card Issuing.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 17

2 Menu Tab Explanation .......................................................................................................................................................................... 18

2.1 File ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18

2.1.1 New Project .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 18

2.1.2 Open ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 19

2.1.3 Save .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 20

2.1.4 Save as ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 20

2.1.5 Print Setup .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20

2.1.6 Print .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 21

2.1.7 Database ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21

2.1.8 Recent Project ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 21

2.1.9 Exit .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21

2.2 Home ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21

2.2.1 Save .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 21

2.2.2 New Project .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22

2.2.3 Open ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 22

2.2.4 Print .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22

2.2.5 Font list........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23

2.2.6 Font Size ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 23

2.2.7 Bold .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23

2.2.8 Italic .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23

2.2.9 Underline ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23

2.2.10 Font Color ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23

2.2.11 Align Left ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

2.2.12 Align Center ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 24

2.2.13 Align Right .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25

2.2.14 Justify .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 25

2.2.15 Align Top........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 25

2.2.16 Align Middle................................................................................................................................................................................................. 25

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2.2.17 Align Bottom ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 25

2.2.18 Rectangle Tool ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 25

2.2.19 Round-Rectangle Tool ............................................................................................................................................................................. 25

2.2.20 Ellipse Tool .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26

2.2.21 Line Tool ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26

2.2.22 Text Tool......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26

2.2.23 Image Tool .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26

2.2.24 1D Barcode Tool ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 26

2.2.25 2D Barcode Tool ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 27

2.2.26 Align ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 27

2.2.27 Align – Move to Top ................................................................................................................................................................................ 27

2.2.28 Align – Move to Front ............................................................................................................................................................................. 27

2.2.29 Align – Move to Back .............................................................................................................................................................................. 28

2.2.30 Align – Move to Back .............................................................................................................................................................................. 28

2.2.31 Align – Align – Left Align ...................................................................................................................................................................... 28

2.2.32 Align – Align – Right Align ................................................................................................................................................................... 29

2.2.33 Align – Align – Top Align....................................................................................................................................................................... 29

2.2.34 Align – Align – Bottom Align .............................................................................................................................................................. 29

2.2.35 Align – Align – Align Same Width .................................................................................................................................................... 29

2.2.36 Align – Align – Align Same Height ................................................................................................................................................... 29

2.2.37 Align – Align – Horizontal Center Align ......................................................................................................................................... 29

2.2.38 Align – Align – Vertical Center Align ............................................................................................................................................... 29

2.2.39 Align – Align - Clockwise 90° Rotation........................................................................................................................................... 30

2.2.40 Align – Align – Counter-Clockwise 90° Rotation ........................................................................................................................ 30

2.2.41 Align – Rotate – Horizontally Flip ..................................................................................................................................................... 30

2.2.42 Align – Rotate – Vertically Flip ............................................................................................................................................................ 30

2.2.43 Object Fill....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 31

2.2.44 Object Border .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 31

2.2.45 Set as Color Panel ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 33

2.2.46 Set as Black Panel...................................................................................................................................................................................... 33

2.2.47 Set as Overlay Panel................................................................................................................................................................................. 33

2.2.48 Set as Rewritable Panel .......................................................................................................................................................................... 34

2.2.49 Set as Fluorescent Panel ........................................................................................................................................................................ 34

2.2.50 Display Color Panel................................................................................................................................................................................... 34

2.2.51 Display Black Panel ................................................................................................................................................................................... 35

2.2.52 Display Overlay Panel .............................................................................................................................................................................. 35

2.2.53 Display Rewritable Panel........................................................................................................................................................................ 35

2.2.54 Display Fluorescent Panel ...................................................................................................................................................................... 35

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2.2.55 Invert Overlay Panel ................................................................................................................................................................................. 35

2.2.56 Invert Fluorescent Panel......................................................................................................................................................................... 36

2.2.57 Front Page ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

2.2.58 Back Page ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

2.3 Drawing .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 36

2.3.1 Font list........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

2.3.2 Font Size ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 36

2.3.3 Bold .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 37

2.3.4 Italic .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 37

2.3.5 Underline ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37

2.3.6 Font Color ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37

2.3.7 Align Left ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37

2.3.8 Align Center ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 37

2.3.9 Align Right .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37

2.3.10 Justify .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 38

2.3.11 Align Top........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 38

2.3.12 Align Middle................................................................................................................................................................................................. 38

2.3.13 Align Bottom ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 38

2.3.14 Rectangle ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38

2.3.15 Round Rectangle ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 38

2.3.16 Ellipse............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38

2.3.17 Line ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39

2.3.18 Text ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39

2.3.19 Image ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39

2.3.20 1D Barcode ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39

2.3.21 2D Barcode ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39

2.3.22 Move to Top ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 39

2.3.23 Move to Front ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 39

2.3.24 Move to Back............................................................................................................................................................................................... 40

2.3.25 Move to Bottom......................................................................................................................................................................................... 40

2.3.29 Bottom Align ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 40

2.3.30 Align Same Width ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 40

2.3.31 Align Same Height .................................................................................................................................................................................... 41

2.3.32 Vertical Center Align ................................................................................................................................................................................ 41

2.3.33 Horizontally Center Align ...................................................................................................................................................................... 41

2.3.34 Same Width Adjustment ........................................................................................................................................................................ 41

2.3.35 Same Height Adjustment ...................................................................................................................................................................... 41

2.3.36 Same Size Adjustment ............................................................................................................................................................................ 41

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2.4 Edit ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 41

2.4.1 Undo ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 42

2.4.2 Redo ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 42

2.4.3 Paste................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 42

2.4.4 Cut..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 42

2.4.5 Copy ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 42

2.4.6 Select All ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 42

2.4.7 Delete .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 42

2.4.8 Object Property Information ............................................................................................................................................................... 43

2.4.9 Contrast Up .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 50

2.4.10 Sharply Contrast Up ................................................................................................................................................................................. 50

2.4.11 Contrast Down ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 50

2.4.12 Sharply Contrast Down ........................................................................................................................................................................... 50

2.4.13 Brightness Up .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 50

2.4.14 Sharply Brightness Up............................................................................................................................................................................. 50

2.4.15 Brightness Down ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 50

2.4.16 Sharply Brightness Down ...................................................................................................................................................................... 51

2.4.17 Zoom In .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51

2.4.18 Sharply Zoom In......................................................................................................................................................................................... 51

2.4.19 Zoom Out ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51

2.4.20 Sharply Zoom Out ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 51

2.4.21 Move Left ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51

2.4.22 Sharply Move Left ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 51

2.4.23 Move Right ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 52

2.4.24 Sharply Move Right .................................................................................................................................................................................. 52

2.4.25 Move Up ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 52

2.4.26 Sharply Move Up ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 52

2.4.27 Move Down .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 52

2.4.28 Sharply Move Down ................................................................................................................................................................................. 52

2.4.29 Set as Color Panel ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 52

2.4.30 Set as Black Panel...................................................................................................................................................................................... 53

2.4.31 Set as Overlay Panel................................................................................................................................................................................. 53

2.4.32 Set as Rewritable Panel .......................................................................................................................................................................... 53

2.4.33 Set as Fluorescent Panel ........................................................................................................................................................................ 53

2.4.34 Invert Overlay Panel ................................................................................................................................................................................. 53

2.4.35 Invert Fluorescent Panel......................................................................................................................................................................... 53

2.5 View ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 53

2.5.1 Change Ruler Display .............................................................................................................................................................................. 54

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2.5.2 Change Grid Display ................................................................................................................................................................................ 54

2.5.3 Convert Status Bar .................................................................................................................................................................................... 54

2.5.4 Zoom................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 54

2.5.5 Zoom In .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 54

2.5.6 Zoom Out ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 55

2.5.7 100% Zoom .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 55

2.5.8 Auto Zoom .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 55

2.5.9 Display Color Panel................................................................................................................................................................................... 55

2.5.10 Display Black Panel ................................................................................................................................................................................... 55

2.5.11 Display Overlay Panel .............................................................................................................................................................................. 55

2.5.12 Display Rewritable Panel........................................................................................................................................................................ 55

2.5.13 Display Fluorescent Panel ...................................................................................................................................................................... 56

2.5.14 Front Page ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 56

2.5.15 Back Page ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 56

2.6 Option ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 56

2.6.1 Snap ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 56

2.6.2 Set background color .............................................................................................................................................................................. 56

2.6.3 Show background image ....................................................................................................................................................................... 57

2.6.4 Edit background image........................................................................................................................................................................... 57

2.6.5 Input field setting...................................................................................................................................................................................... 57

2.6.6 Magnetic Field Setting ............................................................................................................................................................................ 57

2.6.7 Fit Barcode to Frame ............................................................................................................................................................................... 60

2.6.8 Fit Text to Frame ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 60

2.6.9 Zoom step ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 60

2.6.10 Laser Engraver ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 61

2.6.11 Language ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 61

2.7 Database ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 61

2.7.1 Connect MDB............................................................................................................................................................................................... 61

2.7.2 Disconnect..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 62

2.7.3 Field Setting ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 62

2.7.4 Compress and Restore ............................................................................................................................................................................ 63

2.7.5 Password ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 63

2.7.6 Print .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 63

2.7.7 Printed............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 65

2.7.8 Unprinted....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 65

2.7.9 All Cards ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 65

2.7.10 Printed Cards ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 65

2.7.11 Unprinted Cards ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 66

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2.7.12 Printed Card Search .................................................................................................................................................................................. 66

2.7.13 Unprinted Card Search ............................................................................................................................................................................ 66

2.7.14 Text Search.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 66

2.7.15 Position Search ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 66

2.7.16 Add ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 67

2.7.17 Edit .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 67

2.7.18 Delete .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 68

2.7.19 Image Capture............................................................................................................................................................................................. 68

2.7.20 Contact Card ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 68

2.7.21 Contactless Card ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 68

2.8 Help...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 68

2.8.1 About ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 68

2.8.2 Help .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 69

3 Card Design ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 69

3.1 Drawing .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 69

3.1.1 Drawing Area ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 69

3.1.2 Ruler ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 71

3.1.3 Status Bar ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 71

3.2 Object Properties .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 72

3.2.1 Base Category ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 72

3.2.2 Extended Category – Round Rectangle .......................................................................................................................................... 73

3.2.3 Extended Category – Image ................................................................................................................................................................. 74

3.2.4 Extended Category – Text ..................................................................................................................................................................... 76

3.2.5 Extended Category – Barcode ............................................................................................................................................................. 78

3.3 Design Example .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 80

4 Continuous Issuing................................................................................................................................................................................ 82

4.1 Input Field......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 82

4.1.1 Add New Field............................................................................................................................................................................................. 82

4.1.2 Connect Field ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 83

4.1.3 Disconnect Field ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 83

4.1.4 Input Field Setting .................................................................................................................................................................................... 83

4.2 Import/Export Data...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 84

4.2.1 Import Data – MDB .................................................................................................................................................................................. 85

4.2.2 Import - Excel .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 85

4.2.3 Export - MDB............................................................................................................................................................................................... 86

4.2.4 Export – Excel .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 87

4.3 Card Management ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 88

4.3.1 Add Card ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 88

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4.3.2 Edit Card ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 89

4.3.3 Delete Card ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 90

4.3.4 Process Sequential Number ................................................................................................................................................................. 90

4.3.5 Edit Image ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 91

4.3.6 Card Search................................................................................................................................................................................................... 94

4.3.7 Image Capture............................................................................................................................................................................................. 96

4.3.8 Contact Card ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 96

4.3.9 Contactless Card ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 97

4.4 Card Issuing ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 98

APPENDIX ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 101

1 Plugin .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 101

1.1 Plugin Registration ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 101

1.2 Plugin Development .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 102

1.2.1 Plugin Functions ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 102

1.2.2 Plugin Structure........................................................................................................................................................................................ 104

1.2.3 Plugin Class ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 106

1.3 Usage of RF_ Plugin_Mifare1k.dll ........................................................................................................................................................................ 112

1.3.1 Smart ID Configuration ........................................................................................................................................................................ 112

1.3.2 INI File Configuration ............................................................................................................................................................................ 113

1.3.3 Data Encoding ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 115

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TABLE OF FIGURES
<Figure 1> Smart ID Start Window .......................................................................................................................................................................... 14

<Figure 2> New Project ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 14

<Figure 3> Card Design ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 15

<Figure 4> Create Card Database Field .................................................................................................................................................................. 15

<Figure 5> Card Database ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 16

<Figure 6> Card Data Input ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 16

<Figure 7> Card Issuing Ready .................................................................................................................................................................................. 17

<Figure 8> Card Issuing ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 17

<Figure 9> Smart ID window ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 18

<Figure 10> New Project .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 19

<Figure 11> Open ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20

<Figure 12> Ribbon Bar – Home Tab ...................................................................................................................................................................... 21

<Figure 13> Print Setup ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 22

<Figure 14> Color Picker Popup................................................................................................................................................................................ 24

<Figure 15> Select Other Color ................................................................................................................................................................................. 24

<Figure 16> Revise Data ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 27

<Figure 17> Align Popup Menu ................................................................................................................................................................................ 27

<Figure 18> Move the selected object to top ..................................................................................................................................................... 27

<Figure 19> Move the selected object to one step up ................................................................................................................................... 28

<Figure 20> Move the selected object to one step down ............................................................................................................................. 28

<Figure 21> Move the selected object to bottom>.......................................................................................................................................... 28

<Figure 22> Image Object – Flip Horizontally ..................................................................................................................................................... 30

<Figure 23> Image Object – Flip Vertically ........................................................................................................................................................... 30

<Figure 24> Color Popup for Object Fill ................................................................................................................................................................ 31

<Figure 25> Select Other Color ................................................................................................................................................................................. 31

<Figure 26> Color Popup for Object Border ........................................................................................................................................................ 32

<Figure 27> Select Other Color ................................................................................................................................................................................. 32

<Figure 28> Line Style Selection Popup Menu .................................................................................................................................................... 32

<Figure 29> Line Width Selection Popup Menu ................................................................................................................................................. 32

<Figure 30> Set as Color Panel.................................................................................................................................................................................. 33

<Figure 31> Set as Black Panel .................................................................................................................................................................................. 33

<Figure 32> Overlay Panel Editing ........................................................................................................................................................................... 34

<Figure 33> Fluorescent Panel Editing.................................................................................................................................................................... 34

<Figure 34> Overlay Panel Reverse .......................................................................................................................................................................... 35

<Figure 35> Object Properties - Content .............................................................................................................................................................. 43

<Figure 36> Object Properties – Line and Color ................................................................................................................................................ 43

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<Figure 37> Object Properties - Size ...................................................................................................................................................................... 44

<Figure 38> Object Properties - Text ...................................................................................................................................................................... 44

<Figure 39> Each case of Align in Text Objects .................................................................................................................................................. 45

<Figure 40> Text Object Option – Fit to Frame Size ......................................................................................................................................... 45

<Figure 41> Barcode Object Properties ................................................................................................................................................................. 46

<Figure 42> Barcode Object – Show Digit ............................................................................................................................................................ 46

<Figure 43> Object Properties - Image.................................................................................................................................................................. 47

<Figure 44> Image Object - Flip ............................................................................................................................................................................... 49

<Figure 45> Image Object - Align ............................................................................................................................................................................ 49

<Figure 46> Field Manager ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 57

<Figure 47> Magnetic Setup ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 58

<Figure 48> Magnetic Setting - Forward .............................................................................................................................................................. 58

<Figure 49> Input Area of Magnetic Track ........................................................................................................................................................... 58

<Figure 50> Magnetic Setting – Cell Group ......................................................................................................................................................... 59

<Figure 51> Magnetic Setting - Input .................................................................................................................................................................... 59

<Figure 52> Magnetic Setting – Bit Mode Input ................................................................................................................................................ 60

<Figure 53> Setup Image Control Value ................................................................................................................................................................ 60

<Figure 54> MDB management window ............................................................................................................................................................... 62

<Figure 55> Manage field list window ................................................................................................................................................................... 62

<Figure 56> Set Password ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 63

<Figure 57> Input Password........................................................................................................................................................................................ 63

<Figure 58> Select Printer............................................................................................................................................................................................ 64

<Figure 59> Printer Spooler ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 64

<Figure 60> Print Spooler Printing ........................................................................................................................................................................... 65

<Figure 61> Search String ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 66

<Figure 62> Search Position........................................................................................................................................................................................ 66

<Figure 63> Add Card ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 67

<Figure 64> Edit Card .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 67

<Figure 65> About Smart ID....................................................................................................................................................................................... 68

<Figure 66> Drawing Area ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 69

<Figure 67> Standard Objects .................................................................................................................................................................................... 70

<Figure 68> Move Objects .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 70

<Figure 69> Resize Objects ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 71

<Figure 70> Change Corner Rounding ................................................................................................................................................................... 71

<Figure 71> Base Category ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 72

<Figure 72> Properties Grid – Extended Category – Round Rectangle Object...................................................................................... 74

<Figure 73> Extended Category – Image .............................................................................................................................................................. 74

<Figure 74> Extended Category - Text ................................................................................................................................................................... 76

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<Figure 75> Extended Category – Barcode .......................................................................................................................................................... 78

<Figure 76> Design Example ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 80

<Figure 77> Input Field Menu.................................................................................................................................................................................... 82

<Figure 78> Add New Field ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 82

<Figure 79> Input Field Setting ................................................................................................................................................................................. 83

<Figure 80> Delete or Revise Input Field .............................................................................................................................................................. 84

<Figure 81> Import MDB ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 85

<Figure 82> Import EXCEL ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 86

<Figure 83> Export to MDB ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 87

<Figure 84> Export to EXCEL ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 87

<Figure 85> Add Card ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 88

<Figure 86> Edit Card .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 89

<Figure 87> Image Editing Window ........................................................................................................................................................................ 91

<Figure 88> Edit Image Location .............................................................................................................................................................................. 91

<Figure 89> Edit Brightness ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 92

<Figure 90> Edit Contrast ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 92

<Figure 91> Zoom in / Zoom out ............................................................................................................................................................................ 92

<Figure 92> Image Rotation ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 93

<Figure 93> Auto Portrait / Auto Effect ................................................................................................................................................................. 93

<Figure 94> Before Image Edit .................................................................................................................................................................................. 94

<Figure 95> After Image Edit ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 94

<Figure 96> Information of Edit Image .................................................................................................................................................................. 94

<Figure 97> Filter Bar .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 94

<Figure 98> Filter bar – Create Conditional Formula........................................................................................................................................ 95

<Figure 99> Select Capture Plugins ......................................................................................................................................................................... 96

<Figure 100> Select Contact Plugins ....................................................................................................................................................................... 96

<Figure 101> Contact Plugins Options ................................................................................................................................................................... 96

<Figure 102> Contact Plugins INI Setup ................................................................................................................................................................ 97

<Figure 103> Select Contactless Plugins................................................................................................................................................................ 97

<Figure 104> Contactless Plugins Option ............................................................................................................................................................. 97

<Figure 105> Contactless Plugins INI Setup......................................................................................................................................................... 98

<Figure 106> Select Card for Printing ..................................................................................................................................................................... 98

<Figure 107> Select Printer ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 99

<Figure 108> Print Spooler.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 99

<Figure 109> Printing .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 99

<Figure 110> No plugin.dll ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 101

<Figure 111> Copy of Plugins .................................................................................................................................................................................. 101

<Figure 112> Plugin Auto-Registration ................................................................................................................................................................ 101

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<Figure 113> Plugin Selection.................................................................................................................................................................................. 112

<Figure 114> Set Plugin option............................................................................................................................................................................... 112

<Figure 115> INI Plugin Configuration ................................................................................................................................................................. 113

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1 Program Introduction

1.1 Overview

Smart ID provides the best solution to make a membership card and an identification card.
Smart ID allows you to design and issue a desired card conveniently. It can be used easily
with simple essential functions. Also, it is designed for advanced user to use a variety of
detailed functions.
Smart ID has two functions. One is to design a card. The other is to issue many cards
based on internal database. Therefore, if you design a card with Smart ID, the file is saved as
project unit in the directory. Project setting file named as CSP, design file named as CSD,
database file named as MDB are saved in project directory and temporary files used in
internal program are saved in Backup, CaptureFiles and ImageTmp under project directory.

Smart ID has the follow features.

 Card designs for printing on CR-80 card are easily designed with images, texts
and barcodes (1D, 2D).
 Desired panel objects (Color, Resin Black, Overlay and UV) can be set to be
printed.
 In case of picture for portrait, the size and position of picture can be automatically
adjusted to only show human face in defined box by recognizing human face in
the portrait.
 Information can be inputted from various input devices such as camera and sign-
pad by using Plugin.
 Magnetic card, contact smart card and contactless smart card can be encoded by
using Plugin.
 Database can issue a large number of cards continuously.
 External data can be imported and internal data also can be exported.
 Several printers can issue cards at the same time.

Smart ID is the program which is provided with Smart ID Card Printer. This can be used only with Smart ID Card Printer

supplied by IDP Corp., Ltd.

For the stable operation, Windows 2000/XP/VISTA/7/8 and 10, Pentium 1GHz with 1GB of RAM or higher are

recommended.

This program is not for sale. It is only for the customers of Smart ID Card Printer. No part of this program may be

reproduced and reused by any way without the permission or the prior written agreement of IDP Corp. Ltd. We have no

liability for any problem through the dissemination. IDP Corp. Ltd. All rights reserved.

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1.2 Program start

1.2.1 Create Project

When SMART ID is run, anything is not designed like figure 1. The project can be saved
after designing at once on this screen. But, it is better to design after creating project.

<Figure 1> Smart ID Start Window

In figure1, when clicking “New” button, New Project window will be displayed like figure 2.
In “New Project” window, after inputting the project name and selecting the directory to save
the project, OK button is pressed. After creating a folder as project name in the appointed
directory, Smart ID saves the project setting file named as CSP, the design file named as CSD,
the database file named as MDB and temporary files for this project.

<Figure 2> New Project

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1.2.2 Design

A card is designed with drawing objects like figure 3. Figure 3 shows that image, text and
barcode are placed on the drawing area after drawing a background with black rectangle
and image. Data is not entered in image, text and barcode marked as pink because they will
be linked to database later.

<Figure 3> Card Design

1.2.3 Create Database Field

After clicking mouse right button on the object to link to database, field is created by
clicking “Add New Field” like figure 4 or connected with the existed field. “PHOTO” is created
as image field and “ID”, “NAME” is created as text field to be linked to database.

<Figure 4> Create Card Database Field

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1.2.4 Data Input

When clicking “Database” Tab like figure 5, the input field defined previously is inputted
and printed.

<Figure 5> Card Database

When clicking “Add” button in figure 5, window will be shown to input data like figure 6.
When clicking “Save & Continue” button after entering required data, new card data can be
inputted continuously.

<Figure 6> Card Data Input

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1.2.5 Card Issuing

When clicking “Print” button after selecting a card to be issued like figure 7(The color of
selected card will be changed to sky-blue color.), the available printer is selected.

<Figure 7> Card Issuing Ready

When clicking “Print” button in Printer Spooler like figure 8, selected cards are issued
continuously.

<Figure 8> Card Issuing

Smart ID can issue cards at several printers at the same time. Under printing, other card
can be selected and inserted to printing spoiler or inserted to new printer spooler and
printed.

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2 Menu Tab Explanation

Smart ID consists of menu tab, ribbon bar, drawing and properties area like figure 9.

<Figure 9> Smart ID window

Menu consists of “File”, “Home”, “Drawing”, “Edit”, “View”, “Option”, “Database” and “Help”.
When clicking “Menu”, the ribbon bar related to Menu will be shown.
When Smart ID is run, “Home” ribbon bar will be shown basically like figure 9. There are
essential tools in “Home” in order to use Smart ID. For further information for each ribbon bar,
please refer to the follow chapter.
Drawing area allows you to edit various objects such as rectangle, circle, line, image, text and
barcode on the card with CR-80 (54mm x 86mm) size on the screen.
Properties area allows you to see the properties of selected objects in detail and edit
conveniently.

2.1 File

2.1.1 New Project

Smart ID manages several files in one directory as project unit because it manages

database as well as design. Therefore project should be created to design a new card.
When clicking “New” button, new project window will be shown like figure 10.

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<Figure 10> New Project

“Name” is the name of project to be designed. After creating folder as “name”, essential
files are created. There are several files in project folder as follow.

Name. CSP: File which defines project configuration

Name. CSD: File including design data
Name. MDB: File including database data
Backup: Folder saving files for recovery when not saving under work
ImageTmp: Folder saving image temporarily under work

“Location” is a directory to place a project. The project is set a desired location.

“Import CSD” allows you to use an existed file designed by Smart ID. To use “Import
CSD” function, checkbox for “Import CSD File” is marked and CSD file in your folder is set.
When using “Import CSD”, original CSD file is copied in new project and then used. When
not using “Import CSD”, there is no designed status.

It is time to ready to design. Place image, text, 1D barcode, 2D barcode, box, circle and
line on the desired position. When using database, input field is connected by clicking
mouse right button. Please refer to chapter 2 for further information.

2.1.2 Open

When clicking “Open” button, window will be shown to open a project or a design

like figure 11. When clicking “Open” button, the desired file is selected.

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<Figure 11> Open

When selecting a CSP file, all files for project in same directory is open. But, if a CSD file
is selected, only design file is open. When opening the CSD file, new project will be saved
later.

2.1.3 Save

When clicking “Save” button, active project is saved. When starting with “New

Project” or “Open CSP file”, the project is saved in the appointed location automatically.
When not creating project or using “Open CSD file”, “New Project” window will be shown
and saved as new project.

2.1.4 Save as

When clicking “Save as” button, active file will be saved with new name.

2.1.5 Print Setup

The properties for printing such as printing direction, ribbon option, etc. are set up.

Refer to the printer driver manual for detailed information.

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2.1.6 Print

When clicking “Print” button, design is printed by card printer. This printing is used

to check the status of design. When printing a large number of cards through database,
“Print” button of “Database” menu is used.

2.1.7 Database

“Database” is used to import external data or export data of project. Smart ID can use
data of MDB or XLS type.

2.1.8 Recent Project

The list of the latest projects will be shown.

2.1.9 Exit

When clicking “Exit” button or [X] button of window, Smart ID is closed. When

there is a change in design or database, the question about whether saving a current
project or not will be displayed.

2.2 Home
Home Tab has general functions for card design work like figure 12.

<Figure 12> Ribbon Bar – Home Tab

2.2.1 Save

Active project is saved. Project have CSD, CSP, MDB files for Smart ID program.

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2.2.2 New Project

New project is begun. When creating a new project, directory to be saved is set by

project name and directory.

2.2.3 Open

Project file (.CSP) or Design file (.CSD) is imported. When opening a CSP file, card

can be issued promptly because design and database in project are open together. When
opening a CSD file, data should be inputted after saving as project because only design is
opened.

2.2.4 Print

The design is printed by card printer.

<Figure 13> Print Setup

When clicking “Property” button in “Print” window, print option can be changed. When
changing the property in “Print” window, the property can be applied for only current print
card and not be saved. To change the print property permanently, “Print Property” of “File”
tab should be pressed.
“Print” is used to check the design. When printing by linking to database, “Print” of
“Database” tab should be pressed.

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2.2.5 Font list

Select the font type or the barcode type. You

can see all possible font types in Windows or all barcode lists supported in this program.

2.2.6 Font Size

Set the font size of text object or barcode object.

2.2.7 Bold

Make a bold font. It is activated when the text object is selected. Click the icon or

press “Ctrl” key with “B” key to make font bold.

2.2.8 Italic

Make an italic font. It is activated when the text object is selected. To make an italic

effect, click the icon or press “Ctrl” with “I” key.

2.2.9 Underline

Underline a font. It is activated when the text object is selected. To make an

underline effect, click the icon or press “Ctrl” with “U” key.

2.2.10 Font Color

Set the font color of the text object or the barcode color of the barcode object. If

click the left side of icon, the color is applied. If press the right downside arrow, you can
see the color table as below. You can select the desired color to apply to the text object or
barcode object.

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<Figure 14> Color Picker Popup

To apply other color which is not shown in color table, click “Other color”.

<Figure 15> Select Other Color

Select the specific color you want and click “OK” to apply. The icon’s color will be
changed.

2.2.11 Align Left

Text is aligned on the left side.

2.2.12 Align Center

Text is aligned on the center.

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2.2.13 Align Right

Text is aligned on the right side.

2.2.14 Justify

Text is aligned on the same distance between the characters.

2.2.15 Align Top

Text is aligned on the top side.

2.2.16 Align Middle

Text is aligned on the middle.

2.2.17 Align Bottom

Text is aligned on the bottom side.

2.2.18 Rectangle Tool

Draw a rectangle. If you select this icon, the cursor will be changed to shape.

The object is set as color panel.

2.2.19 Round-Rectangle Tool

Draw a rounded rectangle. If you select this icon, the cursor will be changed to

shape. The object is set as color panel.

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2.2.20 Ellipse Tool

Draw an oval. If you select this icon, the cursor will be changed to shape. The

object is set as color panel.

2.2.21 Line Tool

Draw a straight line. If you select this icon, the cursor will be changed to shape.

The object is set as color panel.

2.2.22 Text Tool

Make a text box. Input text when text input dialog box is open. The object is set

as black panel.

2.2.23 Image Tool

Insert an image. Select the image when the image selecting dialog box is open.

The object is set as color panel.

2.2.24 1D Barcode Tool

Make a barcode. Input data when data input dialog box is open. The object is set

as black panel. You can change the data using “Revise” as below after click the right button
of the mouse.

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<Figure 16> Revise Data

2.2.25 2D Barcode Tool

Make a 2D barcode. The method of data input is same as barcode.

2.2.26 Align

Click the Align button, popup menu is displayed as below.

<Figure 17> Align Popup Menu

2.2.27 Align – Move to Top

Move the selected object to top.

<Figure 18> Move the selected object to top

2.2.28 Align – Move to Front

Move the selected object to one step up.

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<Figure 19> Move the selected object to one step up

2.2.29 Align – Move to Back

Move the selected object to one step down.

<Figure 20> Move the selected object to one step down

2.2.30 Align – Move to Back

Move the selected object to bottom.

<Figure 21> Move the selected object to bottom>

2.2.31 Align – Align – Left Align

Align the selected objects to the left of standard object.

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2.2.32 Align – Align – Right Align

Align the selected objects to the right of standard object.

2.2.33 Align – Align – Top Align

Align the selected objects to the top of standard object.

2.2.34 Align – Align – Bottom Align

Align the selected objects to the bottom of standard object.

2.2.35 Align – Align – Align Same Width

Align the distance of the selected objects in horizontally same distance.

2.2.36 Align – Align – Align Same Height

Align the distance of the selected objects in vertically same distance.

2.2.37 Align – Align – Horizontal Center Align

Move the selected objects to the horizontal center.

2.2.38 Align – Align – Vertical Center Align

Move the selected objects to the vertical center.

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2.2.39 Align – Align - Clockwise 90° Rotation

Rotate the selected objects 90 degree clockwise.

2.2.40 Align – Align – Counter-Clockwise 90° Rotation

Rotate the selected objects 90 degree counterclockwise.

2.2.41 Align – Rotate – Horizontally Flip

Reverse the selected objects right and left.

<Figure 22> Image Object – Flip Horizontally

2.2.42 Align – Rotate – Vertically Flip

Reverse the selected objects upside down.

<Figure 23> Image Object – Flip Vertically

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2.2.43 Object Fill

Set the background color of the selected object.

Click the left part of the button to apply the selected color. If click the right downside
arrow, you can see the color table as below.

<Figure 24> Color Popup for Object Fill

You can make background color transparent, click Not Fill. If there is no desired color,
click Other Color… for the specific color.

<Figure 25> Select Other Color

Click OK to apply it to background color after select the color.

2.2.44 Object Border

Set the outline color of the selected object.

Click the left part of the button to apply the selected color. If you click the downside
arrow of the icon, the color table will be displayed.

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<Figure 26> Color Popup for Object Border

You can make outline color transparent, click Not Fill.

If there is no desired color, click Other Color… for the specific color.

<Figure 27> Select Other Color

Click OK to apply it to background color after select the color.

Line Style changes the outline type of the object. If you move the cursor on the menu,
the outline type list will be displayed. Select the outline type.

<Figure 28> Line Style Selection Popup Menu

Line Width changes the outline thickness of the object. If you move the cursor on the
menu, the outline thickness list will be displayed. Select the outline thickness.

<Figure 29> Line Width Selection Popup Menu

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2.2.45 Set as Color Panel

Set as color panel for the selected object. If the installed ribbon is not color

ribbon, this icon will not be activated. When the object is set as color panel, the blue color
is applied to the object.

<Figure 30> Set as Color Panel

2.2.46 Set as Black Panel

Set as black panel for the selected object. Text and barcode are set as black panel

at default. The background, outline and font will be changed to gray color. For the image
object, the dithering effect will be applied. If the object is set as black panel, the square of
outline will be black color.

<Figure 31> Set as Black Panel

2.2.47 Set as Overlay Panel

If you click this icon after select the object, overlay will not be applied to that

object. The Image, text and barcode are not overlaid if this icon is clicked. When the
object is set as overlay panel, the square of outline will be changed to gray color.

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<Figure 32> Overlay Panel Editing

2.2.48 Set as Rewritable Panel

If you click this icon after selecting the object, rewrite function will be applied to

that object. How to use re-writable panel is same as overlay panel. Re-writable panel will
appear if the printer is re-writable printer instead of overlay panel. If it is not re-writable
printer, it is not appeared. The dark area represents that is to be erased on a card. The
bright area represents that is not to be erased on a card. If the whole parts of panel are
dark, the front panel of a card will be erased, then re-written.

2.2.49 Set as Fluorescent Panel

If you click this icon after select the object, fluorescent will be applied to that

object. The Image, text and barcode are fluoresced if this icon is clicked.

<Figure 33> Fluorescent Panel Editing

2.2.50 Display Color Panel

You can see all objects which are set as color panel.

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2.2.51 Display Black Panel

You can see all objects which are set as black panel.

2.2.52 Display Overlay Panel

All overlay panels can be seen. The overlaid area will be displayed darker than not

overlaid area.

2.2.53 Display Rewritable Panel

The object display on the screen is chosen by re-writable panel. If select the

rewritable object display that represents part will be erased by dark. This icon will appear
instead of overlay panel icon if the printer is re-writable printer.

2.2.54 Display Fluorescent Panel

All fluorescent panels can be seen. The fluoresced area will be displayed more

blue printed than not fluoresced area.

2.2.55 Invert Overlay Panel

Basically, overlay is supplied to all surface of card. In case of the text, drawing and

image object, the contents will not be overlaid. If you want to reverse this, click this icon.
Refer to the below example.

<Figure 34> Overlay Panel Reverse

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2.2.56 Invert Fluorescent Panel

Basically, re-writable panel is set up to clear the front of card. In case of the text,

16 drawing and image object, the contents will not clear in the card. If you want to clear
some part and printing, select “Invert re-writable panel” and select the given object in area.
If select “Invert re-writable”, it will set up to do not clear whole part of card. It will clear
marked text, drawing and image object. This case will apply equally to Fluorescent panel.

2.2.57 Front Page

This Smart card printer can print the front side and back side. It can be set by the

printer setup. The icon will be activated when the related side is under designing.

2.2.58 Back Page

You can design the back side of the card using this icon. It will be activated when

the printing setup is both-side printing.

2.3 Drawing

2.3.1 Font list

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.5.

2.3.2 Font Size

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.6.

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2.3.3 Bold

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.7

2.3.4 Italic

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.8.

2.3.5 Underline

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.9.

2.3.6 Font Color

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.10.

2.3.7 Align Left

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.11.

2.3.8 Align Center

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.12.

2.3.9 Align Right

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.13.

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2.3.10 Justify

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.14.

2.3.11 Align Top

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.15.

2.3.12 Align Middle

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.16.

2.3.13 Align Bottom

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.17.

2.3.14 Rectangle

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.18.

2.3.15 Round Rectangle

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.19.

2.3.16 Ellipse

Please refer to Chaper 2.2.20.

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2.3.17 Line

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.21.

2.3.18 Text

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.22.

2.3.19 Image

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.23.

2.3.20 1D Barcode

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.24.

2.3.21 2D Barcode

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.25.

2.3.22 Move to Top

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.27.

2.3.23 Move to Front

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.28.

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2.3.24 Move to Back

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.29.

2.3.25 Move to Bottom

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.30.

2.3.26 Left Align

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.31.

2.3.27 Right Align

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.32.

2.3.28 Top Align

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.33.

2.3.29 Bottom Align

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.34.

2.3.30 Align Same Width

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.35.

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2.3.31 Align Same Height

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.36.

2.3.32 Vertical Center Align

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.38.

2.3.33 Horizontally Center Align

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.37.

2.3.34 Same Width Adjustment

Change the width of the selected objects same as the standard object.

2.3.35 Same Height Adjustment

Change the height of the selected objects same as the standard object.

2.3.36 Same Size Adjustment

Change the size of selected objects same as the standard object.

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2.4.1 Undo

Reverse the last command.

2.4.2 Redo

Reverse the action of the “Undo”.

2.4.3 Paste

Paste the cut or copied object.

2.4.4 Cut

Remove the selection from the design and place it in the clipboard.

2.4.5 Copy

Copy the selected object in the clipboard.

2.4.6 Select All

Select all objects in active design.

2.4.7 Delete

Delete selected object.

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2.4.8 Object Property Information

Double-click on the selected object or press Alt+Enter key. A window will appear.

The contents of the object properties depend on the kind of selected object. To apply
background color, line color, line type and line thickness to the new object created from
now on, click the “Set the properties to the new object”.

 Content

<Figure 35> Object Properties - Content

 Line and Color

<Figure 36> Object Properties – Line and Color

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 Pos and Size

In “Position and Size”, “Horizontal” and “Vertical” mean the distance from the
left-top to the object. “Width” and “Height” mean the width and height of the
object.

In “Ratio”, “Width” and “Height” are 100% at first because this property lets
current object ratio 100% and can change ratio.

Checking “Fix the Ratio of Width and Height” keeps the same ratio. If you change
the width, Smart ID would change the height automatically with same rate.

<Figure 37> Object Properties - Size

 Text
“Text Tab” appears when all selected objects are text ones. In “Inside Space”, you
can control the size of spaces between the text and edge line of the text objects.

<Figure 38> Object Properties - Text

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You can set the standard of text position in the frame with “Alignment” function.
The ways of alignment are following.

Horizontal
Top Middle Bottom

Left

Center
Vertical

Right

Justify

<Figure 39> Each case of Align in Text Objects

“Fit to frame size”

If the text is long enough to over the frame, “Fit to frame size” automatically
changes the text size and font to fit to do not cut it off. If the text is shorter to fit
the frame, it will automatically increase the size of text.

<Figure 40> Text Object Option – Fit to Frame Size

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 Barcode

In “Barcode Tab” you can change the properties of barcode objects.

<Figure 41> Barcode Object Properties

“Type” shows the type of the barcode.

Checking “Show Digit” shows the number at the bottom of the barcode.

<Figure 42> Barcode Object – Show Digit

If “Fit to Frame size” is checked, it will automatically change the barcode size to fit
to frame size.

 Image

In “Image Tab”, we can control the value of the image properties. “Enlargement
Method” in “Ratio” sets the rule of enlargement or decrease image in the frame.

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<Figure 43> Object Properties - Image

A. Fit same as width

The width of image becomes the same as the
width of frame maintaining current ratio of
width and height of the original image.

B. Fit same as height

The height of image becomes the same as
the height of frame maintaining current ratio
of width and height of the original image.

C. Fit size same as box size

The width and height of image become the
same as the width and height of frame. The
ratio of the width and height of the original
image is ignored.

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D. User Setting
You can set the ratio of the width and height
of the image without consideration of the
ratio of image and frame.

In user setting, “Horizontal Ratio”, “Vertical Ratio” are in active. You can change
each value. If “Use aspect ratio” is checked, width and height will be changed at
the same rate.

“Original Width” and “Original Height” represent the size of the original image.
They will be used for references to change ratio.

You can rotate the image with “Rotate”. The unit for rotation is 90 degrees.

“Horizontal Flip” reverses the image right and left, and “Vertical Flip” turns image
upside down.

Cancel Vertical Flip Check Vertical Flip

Cancel
Horizontal
Flip

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Check
Horizontal
Flip

<Figure 44> Image Object - Flip

In “Alignment and Offset”, “Horizontal Alignment” and “Vertical Alignment” set the
place of the image in the frame.

<Figure 45> Image Object - Align

“Image Effect” sets color, contrast and brightness of image “Color” sets the color
of image. “Auto” keeps the original color of image. “Gray” removes colors in the
original image, and changes it gray tone.

“Contrast” controls the contrast light and shade. 50% is the same status as
original image. The rate is available from 0 to 100 percent. You can change the
value with scroll bar or direct entry.
“Brightness” controls the degree of brightness. 50% is the same status as original
image. The rate is available from 0 to 100 percent. You can change the value with
scroll bar or direct entry.

“Opacity” is to adjust the transparency of image. 100% means an original image

and the transparency of image can be adjusted from 0% to 100%. The
transparency of image can be adjusted by the scroll bar and direct entry. The
Opacity is to superimpose an image on another one or to adjust the transparency
of an image.

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“Auto Effect” is to adjust automatically the brightness of image by detecting the

brightness information of image. When the Auto Effect is set, the Color Effect,
Contrast and Brightness is deactivated and can’t be adjusted by user.

2.4.9 Contrast Up

Contrast up to the selected image object.

2.4.10 Sharply Contrast Up

Sharply Contrast up to the selected image object.

2.4.11 Contrast Down

Contrast down to the selected image object.

2.4.12 Sharply Contrast Down

Sharply Contrast down to the selected image object.

2.4.13 Brightness Up

Brightness up to the selected image object.

2.4.14 Sharply Brightness Up

Sharply Brightness up to the selected image object.

2.4.15 Brightness Down

Brightness down to the selected image object.

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2.4.16 Sharply Brightness Down

Sharply Brightness down to the selected image object.

2.4.17 Zoom In

Zoom in the image.

2.4.18 Sharply Zoom In

Sharply zoom in the image.

2.4.19 Zoom Out

Zoom out the image.

2.4.20 Sharply Zoom Out

Sharply zoom out the image.

2.4.21 Move Left

Move the image to the left direction.

2.4.22 Sharply Move Left

Sharply move the image to the left direction.

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2.4.23 Move Right

Move the image to the right direction.

2.4.24 Sharply Move Right

Sharply move the image to the right direction.

2.4.25 Move Up

Move the image to the upper direction.

2.4.26 Sharply Move Up

Sharply move the image to the upper direction.

2.4.27 Move Down

Move the image to the down direction.

2.4.28 Sharply Move Down

Sharply move the image to the down direction.

2.4.29 Set as Color Panel

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.45.

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2.4.30 Set as Black Panel

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.46.

2.4.31 Set as Overlay Panel

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.47.

2.4.32 Set as Rewritable Panel

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.48.

2.4.33 Set as Fluorescent Panel

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.49.

2.4.34 Invert Overlay Panel

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.55.

2.4.35 Invert Fluorescent Panel

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.56.

2.5 View

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2.5.1 Change Ruler Display

Select whether the display of Ruler or not.

2.5.2 Change Grid Display

Select whether the display of Grid dot is shown or not.

2.5.3 Convert Status Bar

Select whether the status bar is shown or not. Status bar shows the information of

position of mouse cursor and explanation of ribbon bar.

: Consider all the selected objects as one. Display the starting point in unit of

millimeter.

: Consider all the selected objects as one. Display the width and height in unit of
millimeter.

: Display the current point of mouse cursor in unit of millimeter.

2.5.4 Zoom

Show the card size you input.

2.5.5 Zoom In

Zoom in the card layout.

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2.5.6 Zoom Out

Zoom out the card layout.

2.5.7 100% Zoom

Show the original size design.

2.5.8 Auto Zoom

Fit the size of design panel to the window. As the window size changes, the rate of

“Zoon In/Out” will be changed automatically.

2.5.9 Display Color Panel

You can see all objects which are set as color panel.

2.5.10 Display Black Panel

You can see all objects which are set as black panel.

2.5.11 Display Overlay Panel

All overlay panels can be seen. The overlaid area will be displayed darker than not

overlaid area.

2.5.12 Display Rewritable Panel

The object display on the screen is chosen by re-writable panel. If select the

rewritable object display that represents part will be erased by dark. This icon will appear
instead of overlay panel icon if the printer is re-writable printer.

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2.5.13 Display Fluorescent Panel

All fluorescent panels can be seen. The fluoresced area will be displayed more blue

printed than not fluoresced area.

2.5.14 Front Page

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.57.

2.5.15 Back Page

Please refer to Chapter 2.2.58.

2.6 Option

2.6.1 Snap

Make cursor move at regular interval.

2.6.2 Set background color

Select the default color for background. Different colors are available for the front

and back sides.

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2.6.3 Show background image

Click to print or not background image.

2.6.4 Edit background image

Edit the background image. To change from background image editing mode to

normal editing mode, click “Edit Background Image” again, or click outside of background
image. Only one image for one side is available and it could be printed.

2.6.5 Input field setting

This function is used for mass issuing like membership cards, student ID cards and

national ID cards, etc. If you click this button, “Field Manager” window is displayed.

<Figure 46> Field Manager

2.6.6 Magnetic Field Setting

Set the field to encode Magnetic Stripe. If you click this button, “Magnetic Setup”

window is displayed.

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<Figure 47> Magnetic Setup

Select one option among “Forward”, “Backward”, “Bit mode”.

In “Forward” mode, the data is recorded in magnetic stripe along with the card movement
direction. It’s usual recording method. In “Backward” mode, Magnetic stripe is on the front
of card so that the data is recorded in reverse. In “Bit mode”, magnetic encoding data
would be recorded with bit format. To encode in Bit mode, the user can write specific data
and it does not follow the standard of magnetic writing. Therefore, when the card encoded
in Bit mode is read by reader, errors can be occurred.

<Figure 48> Magnetic Setting - Forward

Select “ISO Track1” to use magnetic track No.1

<Figure 49> Input Area of Magnetic Track

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Black cell in the entering space is the active one. With keyboard, characters are entered in
the cell. To link between magnetic track and field, select areas to enter value of the field by
mouse drag and then click right button for pop-up menu.

<Figure 50> Magnetic Setting – Cell Group

There is the list of current fields in the sub-menu of “Input Field”. The selected cells are
defined the area of selected field as you select one of the fields.

<Figure 51> Magnetic Setting - Input

To cancel the link, click right button for pop up menu, and click “Cancel Setup” or select
cell and click “Delete” key.

To encode in Bit mode, set the track as Bit mode. If the track is set to Bit mode, the track
information of previous Forward status is back-up and input field is changed to Bit mode
field. In Bit mode, the user can input data as Hex-Decimal String and the field can be
connected to “Input Field” and the data in Input field should be written as Hex-Decimal
string, as well.

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<Figure 52> Magnetic Setting – Bit Mode Input

This can be also applied to the other magnetic tracks.

2.6.7 Fit Barcode to Frame

If you click this button, it will automatically change the barcode size to fit to frame

size.

2.6.8 Fit Text to Frame

If you click this button, it will automatically change the text size to fit to frame size.

2.6.9 Zoom step

Set the change ratio for the image zoom up / down or image movement.

<Figure 53> Setup Image Control Value

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2.6.10 Laser Engraver

When the Laser Engraver is used, after activating the button of CLM-S70 and
adding objects on page 2, the strength of laser can be controlled by adjusting the
properties of the objects in the below table.

Object 조절 가능한 속성
Text Font Color of Font Color of the properties window
Figure Figure line or Line Color of the properties window
Line Figure line or Line Color of the properties window
Image Figure line or Border Color of the properties window
Barcode Figure line or Border Color of the properties window

2.6.11 Language

Change language to use.

2.7 Database

2.7.1 Connect MDB

This button will be used to link the print filed to DB Field manually. As occasion

demands, the field can be added or deleted. Also, the print field can be linked to new field.
After clicking “Disconnect” button, when pressing “Connect MDB”, “MDB Management”
window will be displayed like figure 54. CSD Field is linked to DB Field on the left side of
window and New Field can be created and deleted on the right side of window.
“Connect MDB” is not used separately because Smart ID creates DB Field and connects as
same name when creating “Input Field”.

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<Figure 54> MDB management window

2.7.2 Disconnect

When changing the current activated field setting of MDB, Input field and DB Field

can be linked manually by clicking “Connect MDB” button after pressing “Disconnect”
button.

2.7.3 Field Setting

Field Setting is used when connecting input field to other field without adding or

deleting field. It is same as connecting field on “Input field” window. When clicking “Field
Setting”, “Manage field list” window will be displayed like figure 55. In this window, DB field
connected to input field is appointed.

<Figure 55> Manage field list window

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2.7.4 Compress and Restore

In case that database become huge or has abnormal symptom, “Compress and

Restore” is used to compress and recover MDB file.

2.7.5 Password

MDB file can be open with password so that other person does not use database.

When clicking “Password” button, the window to enter the password will be displayed as
figure 56. When creating new project, new password and “OK” button are only used
because there is no password.

<Figure 56> Set Password

If password is inputted in database, when opening a project, window will be displayed to

enter password as figure 57. At that time, when entering the password, project will be open.
To remove a password, only Old Password and “OK” button are used in the “Set Password”
window.

<Figure 57> Input Password

2.7.6 Print

The card is printed by using data entered in database. In order to print, cards to be

printed are selected and marked as sky-blue. Then “Select Printer” window will be displayed
as figure 58 when clicking “Print” button.

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<Figure 58> Select Printer

After selecting the desired printer, when clicking “Confirm” button, printer spooler window
will be displayed like figure 59. When clicking “Print” button in print spooler, reserved cards
are printed sequentially.

<Figure 59> Printer Spooler

When printing the card, Yellow color means that printing is done. Green color means
under printing. Gray color means that printing is ready. The card which finishes printing will
be displayed in database with yellow color mark.

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<Figure 60> Print Spooler Printing

Smart ID can issue cards at several printers at the same time. For example, when there are
two printers, the half of desired card are inserted to the first printer spooler and others are
inserted to the second printer spooler.

2.7.7 Printed

This button changes selected card to printed card.

2.7.8 Unprinted

This button changes selected card to unprinted card.

2.7.9 All Cards

This button shows both printed card and unprinted card in database.

2.7.10 Printed Cards

This button shows only printed card in database.

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2.7.11 Unprinted Cards

This button shows only unprinted card in database.

2.7.12 Printed Card Search

When clicking “Printed” button, cursor moves to the next printed card.

2.7.13 Unprinted Card Search

When clicking “Unprinted” button, cursor moves to the next unprinted card.

2.7.14 Text Search

When clicking “Text” button, “Search String” window will be displayed as figure 61.

When entering the desired text in “Search String” window and clicking “Search” button,
cursor moves to the card including inputted string.

<Figure 61> Search String

2.7.15 Position Search

When clicking “Position” button, “Search Position” window will be displayed as figure

62. When entering the desired location in “Search Position” window and clicking “Search”
button, cursor moves to the designated location.

<Figure 62> Search Position

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2.7.16 Add

When clicking “Add” button, “Add Card” window will be shown like figure 63 to

enter new card data. Enter each field data in “Add Card” window.

<Figure 63> Add Card

2.7.17 Edit

When clicking “Edit” button, like figure 64, “Edit Card” window appears to modify

the position of card. Data is modified on “Edit Card” window.

<Figure 64> Edit Card

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2.7.18 Delete

When clicking “Delete” button, the selected card is deleted.

2.7.19 Image Capture

When clicking “Image Capture, Plugin to capture an image is selected. Please refer

to appendix to create and use Plugin.

2.7.20 Contact Card

When clicking “Contact Card”, Plugin to encode on contact card is selected. Please

refer to appendix to create and use Plugin.

2.7.21 Contactless Card

When clicking “Contactless Card”, Plugin to encode on contactless card is selected.

Please refer to appendix to create and use Plugin.

2.8 Help

2.8.1 About

When clicking this button, program version, information, etc. will be shown.

<Figure 65> About Smart ID

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2.8.2 Help

When clicking this button, Smart ID user manual will be open.

3 Card Design

3.1 Drawing

<Figure 66> Drawing Area

3.1.1 Drawing Area

 Selection Mode

1. Object Selection
1) Direct Selection

Move the cursor to the object and click when cursor is changed to .

2) All Selection
Drag the cursor with pressing the left button of the mouse from one point to the
other point. All the objects in this area will be selected.

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3) Using “Mouse and Shift Key”

Click any object what you want to select with pressing Shift key.

※ Standard Object
If you select more than one object, the colored dot outline as below will be
the standard object for the movement, size adjustment and etc.

<Figure 67> Standard Objects

2. Movement of selected object

1) Using “Mouse” Put cursor on the object which you want to move and press left
mouse button and drag.
2) Using “Mouse and arrow key” Select object and press the arrow key

<Figure 68> Move Objects

3. Size adjustment of the selected object

1) To change the object size, select the related object. -> When put the cursor near

the edge of the object, the cursor changes to . -> Press the left mouse

button and drag the mouse. You can adjust the object size.

2) If you adjust with “Mouse and Shift key”, the width and length will be changed at
the same ratio.

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3) With “Ctrl” key, object is changed focusing to the center.

<Figure 69> Resize Objects

4. Copy the selected object using “Mouse and Keyboard”

To copy the object, drag it with pressing “Ctrl” key

5. To make round shape

In case the selected objects are rectangle, rounded rectangle or image object, there
will be displayed the yellow diamond mark. This is control point. Put cursor on
diamond, click left mouse button and move it left and right side. The round shape will
be changed.

<Figure 70> Change Corner Rounding

 Drawing Mode
When you select Drawing tool, Mode is changed. Cursor is changed to .

3.1.2 Ruler

It shows the position of selected object and cursor. You can show and hide “Change Ruler
Display” button in View tab

3.1.3 Status Bar

It shows the explanation of ribbon bar in the position of cursor and coordinates of cursor.

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: Consider all the selected objects as one. Display the starting point in unit of
millimeter
: Consider all the selected objects as one. Display the width and height in unit of
millimeter.

: Display the current point of mouse cursor in unit of millimeter.

3.2 Object Properties

Properties Grid is “Object Properties” window on the right side of main window. You can see
and modify the properties of selected object.

3.2.1 Base Category

It shows the information of position and color of object in Base Category. If several
objects are selected and properties are different, the value is not displayed. If the value is
modified in Properties Grid, selected objects are applied.

<Figure 71> Base Category

 Page
It shows the page where selected object is. Read only.

 Panel
It shows the panel which selected object is printed on.

 Position - Left
It means the distance from the left side of background to the object.

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 Position - Top
It means the distance from the top side of background to the object.

 Position - Width
It means the width of the object.

 Position - Height
It means the Height of the object.

 Position - Rotate
It shows the value of angle of the object. Unit is 90 degrees. You can select the
value among 0, 90, 180, 270 degrees.

 Border - Style
It shows the line style selected.

 Border - Width
It shows the line width selected. If Style is “no border”, you can’t change the
value.

 Border - Color
It shows the line color selected. If Style is “no border”, you can’t change the
value.

 Background - Fill
It designates whether background color is filled or not.

 Background - Color
It shows the background color. If “Background-Fill” is False, the value cannot be
modified.

3.2.2 Extended Category – Round Rectangle

If the selected object is rounded rectangle, it shows the properties of rounded rectangle.

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<Figure 72> Properties Grid – Extended Category – Round Rectangle Object

 Corner Round
It shows the value of edge in Rounded Rectangle. Unit is % and range is 1~100.
If the value if 0, object shape is rectangle. If the value is 100, the short part of
width or height is rounded without line.

3.2.3 Extended Category – Image

If the selected object is image, it shows the properties of image.

<Figure 73> Extended Category – Image

 Original Width
It shows the width size of the original image. Read only.

 Original Height
It shows the height size of the original image. Read only

 Auto Effect
It shows whether Auto Effect is applied or not. Auto Effect is the function to
adjust the brightness and contrast in a picture automatically. If the value is true,
brightness and contrast is adjusted properly. Default is false

 Contrast
It shows the value of Contrast. Range is -100 ~ 100. Default is 0. If the value is

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increased, image color changes primary color. If the value is decreased, image
color changes gray color. If Auto Effect is True, this value is not applied. If you
change this value when Auto Effect is True, the value is applied and Auto Effect
changes False.
 Brightness
It shows the value of Brightness. Range is -255 ~ 255. Default is 0. If the value is
increased, image color changes white. If the value is decreased, image color
changes black. If Auto Effect is True, this value is not applied. If you change this
value when Auto Effect is True, the value is applied and Auto Effect changes
False.

 Color Mode
It shows the mode of color. You can select Color and Grayscale. Default is Color.
If Auto Effect is True, this value is not applied. If you change this value when
Auto Effect is True, the value is applied and Auto Effect changes False.

 Auto Portrait
Auto Portrait is the function to find the face in the Image automatically. If the
value is true, the image is focused on the face and adjusted the size and
position properly. Default is false.

 Scaling
It shows the mode of zoom. If you set Auto Portrait, this value is changed to
“User Set”. Default is “Fit to Width of Frame”.

 Width Zoom
It shows the ratio of width of the image.

 Height Zoom
It shows the ratio of height of the image.

 Horz. Zoom
It shows the mode of Horizontal alignment. If this value is “Left”, image shows
from the left side in the frame. If this value is “Right”, image shows from the
right side in the frame. If this value is “Center”, image shows on the center in the
frame. The value of “Inside Left Offset” depends on this value. Default is Center.

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 Vert. Align
It shows the mode of Vertical alignment. If this value is “Top”, image shows from
the top side in the frame. If this value is “Bottom”, image shows from the
bottom in the frame. If this value is “Middle”, image shows on the middle in the
frame. The value of “Inside Top Offset” depends on this value. Default is Middle.
 Inside Left Offset
It means the left offset value of start position of image in the frame.

 Inside Top Offset

It means the top offset value of start position of image in the frame.

 Corner Round
It shows the value of edge in image. Unit is % and range is 1~100. If the value if
0, object shape is rectangle. If the value is 100, the short part of width or height
is rounded without line.

 Field
It shows the field connected to image. If field is already connected to other text
or barcode when the field is changed, you can’t connect that field.

3.2.4 Extended Category – Text

If the selected object is text, it shows the properties of text.

<Figure 74> Extended Category - Text

 Inner Left Space

It shows the value of inner left space of text in the frame.

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 Inner Top Space

It shows the value of inner top space of text in the frame.

 Inner Right Space

It shows the value of inner right space of text in the frame.
 Inner Bottom Space
It shows the value of inner bottom space of text in the frame.

 Horz. Align
It shows the mode of Horizontal alignment. If this value is “Left”, text shows from
the left side in the frame. If this value is “Right”, text shows from the right side in
the frame. If this value is “Center”, text shows on the center in the frame. If this
value is “Justify”, text shows on the same distance between the characters.
Default is Center.

 Vert. Align
It shows the mode of Vertical alignment. If this value is “Top”, text shows from
the top side in the frame. If this value is “Bottom”, text shows from the bottom
in the frame. If this value is “Middle”, text shows on the middle in the frame.
Default is Middle.

 Auto Size
It shows whether Auto Size is applied or not. If this value is True, text size will
automatically change the size to fit to frame size.

 Font
It shows the font type, style and size of text.

 Color
It shows the font color of text.

 Text
It shows the content of text.

 Field
It shows the field connected to text. If field is already connected to other image
when the field is changed, you can’t connect that field.

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3.2.5 Extended Category – Barcode

If the selected object is barcode, it shows the properties of barcode.

<Figure 75> Extended Category – Barcode

 Type
It shows the type of barcode. If the barcode is 1D type, you can’t change 2D
barcode type. If the barcode is 2D type, you can’t change 1D barcode type.

 Size
It shows the size of barcode.

 Color
It shows the color of barcode.

 Parameter 1
It shows the value of “option 1” if the barcode type is 2D. It is inactivated if the
barcode type is 1D. This means of value depends on 2D barcode type.

 Parameter 2
It shows the value of “option 2” if the barcode type is 2D. It is inactivated if the
barcode type is 1D. This means of value depends on 2D barcode type.

 Show Digit
It shows whether text of barcode is shown or not. It is inactivated if the barcode
type is 2D. If the value is changed to “Show”, text is displayed on the bottom of
barcode.

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 Auto Size
It shows whether Auto Size is applied or not. If this value is True, barcode size
will automatically change the size to fit to frame size.

 Start Code
It shows the “Start Code” if the barcode type is Codabar. It is inactivated if the
barcode type is not Codabar.

 Stop Code
It shows the “Stop Code” if the barcode type is Codabar. It is inactivated if the
barcode type is not Codabar.

 Data
It shows the data of barcode.

 Zip Code
It shows the zip code if the barcode type is Maxicode. Max size is 15 characters.

 Field
It shows the field connected to barcode. If field is already connected to other
image when the field is changed, you can’t connect that field.

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3.3 Design Example

The figure 76 shows the membership card designed by Smart ID.

<Figure 76> Design Example

This is the step to design the above card.

1. When clicking “New” button, new project is created.

2. Background image is placed on the whole card.
3. Black rectangle is placed on the upper side.
4. White text (IDP Membership Card) is placed on the upper black rectangle.
5. Image for color picture is placed on the left side.
6. Out of image properties, the value of “Auto Portrait” is changed to “True”. If the
value of “Auto Portrait” sets “True”, the portrait in the inputted image is recognized
automatically and placed with optimal size and position in the area.
7. After clicking mouse right button on image, when selecting “Input Field – Auto New
Field” and entering “PHOTO” as field name, image for color picture is defined as
database field.
8. Image for black and white picture is placed on the right side.
9. Out of image properties, the value of “Auto Portrait” is changed to “True”.
10. Image for black and white picture is connected to “PHOTO” of database. After
clicking mouse right button on image, “Input Field – PHOTO” is selected.

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11. “ID:”, “NAME:”, “DATE:”, “Issued 5 Jan 2016”, “Expired 4 Jan 2026” are placed with
black text.
12. Black text for ID is placed on the below “ID:”
13. After clicking mouse right button on text, when selecting “Input Field – Auto New
Field” and entering “ID” as field name, text for ID is defined as database field.
14. Black text for NAME is placed on the below “NAME:”
15. After clicking mouse right button on text, when selecting “Input Field – Auto New
Field” and entering “NAME” as field name, text for NAME is defined as database
field.
16. White rectangle is placed on the bottom side for barcode.
17. Field for black barcode is placed.
18. When clicking mouse right button on barcode and selecting “Input field – ID”,
Barcode is connected to ID of database.

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4 Continuous Issuing

4.1 Input Field

Continuous issuing is to issue a card while changing image, text and barcode. For this, object
which changes data should be set as input field. To set Input Field, “Input Field” should be
used by clicking mouse right button on object like the below figure.

<Figure 77> Input Field Menu

The upper side of “Input Field” menu shows input fields created before. The selected objects
are linked to some input field. In figure 77, there are three fields such as “PHOTO”, “ID”, and
“NAME”. The selected image is linked to “PHOTO” field.

4.1.1 Add New Field

“Add New Field” creates new field which is not existed in the list of “Input Field”. New
field is linked to the selected object. When entering field name in “Add New Field” window
and clicking “OK” button, new field is created and linked to object.

<Figure 78> Add New Field

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The object linked to input field indicates input field which is linked to type of object
marked as red color on the upper left side of object. “~” mark before input field name
indicates input field.

4.1.2 Connect Field

When clicking mouse right button and selecting input field on the list of “Input Field”
menu, the selected object is linked to the existed input field.

4.1.3 Disconnect Field

“Disconnect Field” is to disconnect input field linked to selected object. When

disconnecting setting, the input field on the upper left side of object will not be displayed.

4.1.4 Input Field Setting

When selecting “Input Field Setting” or clicking “Input field setting” button from Option
Tab, “Field Manager” window will be shown like the figure 79. “Input field setting” is not
used because only “Add New Field”, “Connect Field” and “Disconnect Field” are used.

<Figure 79> Input Field Setting

To set input field name, open input field at first and enter the field name. Field name is
capital letters always. After creating field name, double click the next column. In default
Value column, enter subject, then click “Close” button. You have set basic field name.

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barcode and magnetic track are available to link to field. Select a field in the field list and
an object on the screen. Click “Connect field” to make connection between the field and
the object. Then, the default value of the field is applied to the object.

Fields linked to text object and barcode object cannot be linked to image object. Because
there should be image file name in the image objects. For the same reason, fields linked to
image objects cannot be linked to text or barcode objects.

When image object is linked to field, “File Search” button is created in the default value
column. Double click to enter the whole file path or click “Search” button to select image
file.

Click “Disconnect” to disconnect link between field and objects. To delete or edit field,
select the field and click right button. Two options will be shown.

<Figure 80> Delete or Revise Input Field

Click “Delete Field” to remove all link information about the selected field. Click “Edit Field”
to change the value of the field. You can make activate a cell just double click to the cell
what you want to change.

4.2 Import/Export Data

Although data for each card can be inputted in “Database”, it is convenient to import data
saved in file. Also, data in “Database” can be saved so that other program can use. Smart ID
can proceed data in MDB and Excel. In order to import and export data, the desired work is
chosen after selecting “Database” from “File” tab.

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4.2.1 Import Data – MDB

After clicking “Import From MDB” button, when selecting MDB file to be imported,
“Import MDB” window will be shown like figure 81. The upper side of window shows the
table to use in the imported MDB. The left side of window shows the connection status
between input field and imported MDB. The right side of window shows the contents of
selected record. The bottom side of window shows the contents of selected table of
imported MDB.

<Figure 81> Import MDB

After selecting field of MDB file for Input Field (DB Fields) and choosing record to be
imported, when clicking “Import” button, data of MDB can be imported at a time.
When “Import MDB” is run, all records of first table are selected.
PRTMARK, PRTINFO, PHOTO_CONFIG of “DB Fields” are used in an internal Smart ID.

4.2.2 Import - Excel

After clicking “Import From EXCEL” button, when selecting XLS file to be imported,
“Import EXCEL” window will be shown like figure 81.

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The upper side of window shows the sheet used in imported file. The left side of window
shows the connection status between input field and imported excel file. The right side of
window shows the contents of selected record. The bottom side of window shows the
contents of selected sheet of imported EXCEL.

<Figure 82> Import EXCEL

After selecting field of EXCEL file for Input Field (DB Fields) and choosing record to be
imported, when clicking “Import” button, data of EXCEL file can be imported at a time.
When “Import EXCEL” is run, all records of first sheet are selected.
When using “Import EXCEL”, image is recorded as file name and image file should be
existed in appointed location. When importing a file with image property, SMART ID opens
image file and save it as binary type in database. Image file is not used after importing.

4.2.3 Export - MDB

“Export to MDB” saves current activated project data in MDB file. When clicking “Export to
MDB” button, “Export to MDB” window will be shown like figure 82.
The left side of window shows the connection status between input field and MDB to be
saved. The right side of window shows the contents of selected record. The bottom side of
window shows the contents of project database to be saved.

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<Figure 83> Export to MDB

When clicking “Export” button after selecting records, data of project database can be
saved at a time. When “Export to MDB” is run, all records of database are selected.

4.2.4 Export – Excel

“Export to EXCEL” saves current activated project data in EXCEL file. When clicking “Export
to EXCEL” button, “Export to EXCEL” window will be shown like figure 84.
The left side of window shows the connection status between input field and EXCEL
column to be saved. The right side of window shows the contents of selected record. The
bottom side of window shows the contents of project database to be saved.

<Figure 84> Export to EXCEL

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When clicking “Export” button after selecting records, data of project database can be
saved at a time. When “Export to EXCEL” is run, all records of database are selected.
When using “Export to EXCEL”, image is recorded as file name. It is saved as image file
after new directory is created in the directory which saves excel file.

4.3 Card Management

4.3.1 Add Card

Click “Add” button in “Database” tab. Then “Add Card” window which you can input new
card data will be displayed as figure 85. Enter each field data on “Add Card” windows.

<Figure 85> Add Card

You can use image field by importing saved picture. Also you can get image field through
camera at once. When clicking “Capture” button, image is captured at once. When using
the specified device like sign-pad, Plugin is created and images is imported. Please refer to
the appendix for creating and usage of Plugin.

When clicking “Save & Print” button, card is printed after saving an inputted card in
database. When issuing a card and saving at once, this button can be used.
When clicking “Save & Continue” button, next card is ready to be inputted after saving an
inputted card in database.

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When clicking “Save & Close” button, “Add Card” is finished after saving the inputted card
in database.

When clicking “Clear” button, inputted data is changed to blank.

When clicking “Close” button, “Add Card” window is finished.

4.3.2 Edit Card

When clicking “Edit” button in “Database” tab after selecting the card to be modified,
“Edit Card” window will be displayed to modify card that cursor indicates as figure 86. Data
is modified on “Edit Card” window.

<Figure 86> Edit Card

When clicking “Save & Print” button, a card is printed after saving the modified card in
database.

When clicking “Save & Next” button, next card is ready to be edited after saving the
modified card in database.
When clicking “Save & Close” button, “Edit Card” is finished after saving the modified
card in database.

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4.3.3 Delete Card

When clicking “Delete” button after selecting cards in “Database”, selected card is
deleted.

4.3.4 Process Sequential Number

When the sequential number is needed to be printed on cards continuously, the follow
format is entered in the input area.
=SEQ(format, start_number, end_number, increment)
 format : This is a string that is a similar structure like printf() function in C language.
For example, when “Serial: %d” is written, the number is printed behind “Serial: ”. %d
means the position to print a number. One number can be written between % and d
such as %-9d and %9d. At this time, %-9d means that data is fully written from the left
side after preparing the space of 9 digits and %9d represents that data is fully written
from the right side after preparing the space of 9 digits.
 start_number : This is the first number of sequential numbers.
 end_number : This is the last number of sequential numbers.
 increment : This is the increased number from the first number to the last number.

For example, when =SEQ(“Serial: %d”, 10000, 10010, 1) is inputted, 11 cards are printed
from “Serial: 10000” to “Serial: 10010” as below.

Serial: 10000
Serial: 10001
Serial: 10002
Serial: 10003
Serial: 10004
Serial: 10005
Serial: 10006
Serial: 10007
Serial: 10008
Serial: 10009
Serial: 10010

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4.3.5 Edit Image

The image which is connected on Image fields can be modified. You can edit image size
and location easily using this function.

<Figure 87> Image Editing Window

Double-click a point of indicated field in preview screen on the right side, then “Image
Edit” window will be displayed. Or double-clicking image field on “CSD fields” on the
bottom will be the same.

When “Image Edit” window be displayed, the amount of changes is displayed as

percentage and values. Blue dotted line on the center is the size of image field and the
size is reduced according to the size of “Image Edit” window. To modify the location of an
image, you can use left button of mouse by Drag and Drop.

In “Image Edit” window, there are many simple and useful tools for editing images.
Brightness, Contrast, Zoom and Rotate functions are included from the top

<Figure 88> Edit Image Location

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If brightness value is near to “0”, image will be darker.

If it is near to “100” image will be shown brighter.

<Figure 89> Edit Brightness

If contrast value is close to “0” then image will be more blur, on the contrary, if it is
close to “100” then the image will be shaper.

<Figure 90> Edit Contrast

It is possible to resize an image by zoom function.

<Figure 91> Zoom in / Zoom out

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Image can be rotated by 90, 180, 270, 360 degrees through rotate function.

<Figure 92> Image Rotation

<Figure 93> Auto Portrait / Auto Effect

To change brightness, contrast, zoom (minimize, maximize), rotator, move a scroll bar or
input value in edit box, and press Enter key.
You can input zoom value until second minority. (0.xx).

Auto Portrait is the function to find the face in the Image automatically.
Click Auto Portrait check box, then the image is focused on the face and adjusts the size
and position properly.
Auto Effect is the function to adjust the brightness and contrast in a picture automatically.
Click Auto Effect check box, then brightness and contrast is adjusted properly.

To restore the default value, click Set as Saved button.

To turn back to the original CSD image file, click Set as Default button.
To save the changed setting value and close window, click Apply button.
To save and apply the changed setting value to all selected data and close window, click
Apply All button. It will be take some time depend on the data volume.
To close without saving changed setting value, Click Cancel button.

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If click Apply or Apply All button, you can see modified image on preview.

<Figure 94> Before Image Edit <Figure 95> After Image Edit

When you modify the image, modified value will be set as Figure 96.

<Figure 96> Information of Edit Image

4.3.6 Card Search

If you want to display to specified data in the screen from lots of data, you can use “Filter
Bar”.

<Figure 97> Filter Bar

First section defines the connecting method of conditional option, if there are more than
two conditions, it will define the relations of two conditions.

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AND The earlier condition and new input condition are satisfied
both of them.

OR The earlier condition of new input condition is satisfied.

Second section is for selecting registered field name.

Third section defines to range do condition value.

= The data is equal to condition value

like The data is including to condition value
> The data is larger than condition value
< The data is smaller than condition value
<> The data is different from condition value

Fourth section is for inputting condition value.

If you click” Add” button, it changes set value to conditional formula and display next line.
To create more than two “IF” formula , you can click “Add” button and after setting
second conditional formula you can click “Add” button again.
If you click “Apply” button, the results of searching will be displayed from database by
conditional formula.

For example, if you want to find data which includes “Der”, you can find it as Figure 97.

<Figure 98> Filter bar – Create Conditional Formula

Plugins

Select Plugin lists and Plugin you are going to use.

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4.3.7 Image Capture

The plugins those are available to capture images are displayed as low level of menu and
you can select plugins for “Add” and “Edit”.

<Figure 99> Select Capture Plugins

4.3.8 Contact Card

The plugins those are available to encode contact card are displayed as low level of menu
and you can select plugins for “Add” and “Edit”.

<Figure 100> Select Contact Plugins

If you select plugin and click, “Set Contact Card Encoding” window is displayed.

<Figure 101> Contact Plugins Options

To use contact card encoding, click Use Contact Card Plugin Encoding check box. Click
Encoding check box in field to encode. If you click Setup button,
“Contact_Plugin_Sample.ini” file is open.

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<Figure 102> Contact Plugins INI Setup

You can configure options of contact card encoding field. Now only sample is provided in
contact card encoding, so field is empty. For further information, please refer to Appendix.

4.3.9 Contactless Card

The plugins those are available to encode contactless card are displayed as low level of
menu and you can select plugins for “Add” and “Edit”.

<Figure 103> Select Contactless Plugins

If you select plugin and click, “Set Contactless Card Encoding” window is displayed.

<Figure 104> Contactless Plugins Option

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To use contactless card encoding, click Use Contactless Card Plugin Encoding check box.
Click Encoding check box in field to encode. If you click Setup button,
“Contactless_Plugin_Mifare1k.ini” file is open.

<Figure 105> Contactless Plugins INI Setup

You can configure options of contactless card encoding field. Now only Mifare 1K is
provided in contactless card encoding. For further information, please refer to Appendix 1.

4.4 Card Issuing

To print the selected data, choose cards that you are going to print and click “Print”
button.

<Figure 106> Select Card for Printing

Figure 107 shows available printer which is connected PC or network

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<Figure 107> Select Printer

The printers which have a word “USB” on the lists are connected to PC directly. The printers
which names start with IP address are connected to network. Choose a printer and click
Confirm button.

<Figure 108> Print Spooler

Figure 109 shows printer spooler window. Click Print button, then all data on the lists will be
printed.

<Figure 109> Printing

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The white background means the data which is ready to print. The green color means
under printing. After finish the printing, the color will be changed to yellow. If there is an
error during the printing, it will be changed to red color.
Even though it is under printing, you can add more data to print. Also, Smart ID can issue
cards at several printers at the same time. For example, when there are two printers, the half
of desired card are inserted to the first printer spooler and others are inserted to the second
printer spooler.

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APPENDIX

1 Plugin
Other functions besides basic functions in Smart ID are supported as Plugin type.
If you make a file according to Smart ID plugin regulation, the plugin can be used in Smart ID.

1.1 Plugin Registration

You can use any name for plugin file but the extension type should be “.dll”
If you copy plugin files in C:\Program Files (x86)\SmartID\Plugin” folder where Smart ID is
installed in, and restart Smart ID, you can use the plugin in Smart ID program.

If there is no plugin in “Plugin” folder, plugin buttons are inactivated.

<Figure 110> No plugin.dll

After copying plugin files like Figure 111 and restart Smart ID, the plugins are registered
automatically and plugin buttons are activated.

<Figure 111> Copy of Plugins

<Figure 112> Plugin Auto-Registration

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1.2 Plugin Development

You can develop plugins as “DLL” type.
There are some regulations for developing plugin and you must follow the regulations.

1.2.1 Plugin Functions

Plugin must include below functions.

int WINAPI GetPluginInfo(SPI_INFO * pInfo)

int WINAPI StartPlugin(HANDLE hDone, SPI_VDATA* pInput, int nSize)

int WINAPI EndPlugin(SPI_VDATA* pOutput, int nSize)

The below is the explanation of each function.

① GetPluginInfo()
This function gets plugin information.

int WINAPI GetPluginInfo(SPI_INFO * pInfo)

Imports plugin information

Parameter * pInfo
Structure pointer for the information of plugin.

Please see the explanation of SPI_INFO below.

Return 0 : Success

Others : Fail

② StartPlugin()
This function begins plugin action.

int WINAPI StartPlugin(HANDLE hDone, SPI_VDATA* pInput, int nSize)

Begins plugin action.

Parameter hDone
An event handler for alarming to Smart ID after image capture is

done.

If bUseEvent of SPI_INFO is false, hDone will be NULL and there is no

event after capture is done.

But all the capture process should be done in SPI_Start function.

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If bUseEvent of SPI_INFO is true and Plugin action is done, you

should generate an event using hDone handle.

Generate an event like below code.

::SetEvent( hDone );

If calling EndPlugin(), this function is finished though Plugin action is

in progress.

*pInput
A pointer of data to get from Smart ID

nSize
Size of structure of SPI_VDATA to get from Smart ID

Return 0 : Success

Others : Fail

③ EndPlugin()
This function finishes plugin action.

int WINAPI EndPlugin(SPI_VDATA* pOutput, int nSize)

Finishes plugin action.

Please end plugin process in this function.

Parameter *pOutput
A pointer of SPI_VDATA to send to Smart ID when plugin action is

finished.

nSize
Size of structure of SPI_VDATA to send to Smart ID

Return 0 : Success

Others : Fail

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1.2.2 Plugin Structure

① SPI_INFO
This structure shows the information of plugin.

typedef struct

WCHAR szName[64]; // The name of plugin

WCHAR szDesc[256]; // The description of plugin

int nClassId; // Class information of plugin

BOOL bUseEvent; // Check if event handle use or not

int nTimeOut; // Timeout of plugin

BYTE reserved[56];

} SPI_INFO;

Shows the information of plugin

szName is plugin’s name. Please be careful of overlapping between this and other
names.

2 Byte Wide String (Unicode), MAX size is 64 characters including NULL.

szDesc is the brief information of plugin.

2 Byte Wide String (Unicode), MAX size is 256 characters including NULL.

nClassid means class-code which plugin belongs to.

#define SPI_CLASS_UNKNOWN 0xFFFFFFFF

#define SPI_CLASS_IMAGEACQUISITION 0x00000001

#define SPI_CLASS_CONTACT_CARD 0x00000010

#define SPI_CLASS_CONTACTLESS_CARD 0x00000100

SPI_CLASS_IMAGEACQUISITION is the class code of plugins to get image

from camera, sign-pad and etc. SPI_CLASS_CONTACT_CARD,

_CONTACTLESS_CARD are the class code of plugins to encode contact card or

contactless card with PC/SC protocol.

bUseEvent sets whether event handler to alarm that plugin action is done is used
or not. If the value is TRUE, StartPlugin() can get event handler. If it is FALSE,

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plugin action should be done in StartPlugin function.

nTimeOut finishes plugin action by calling EndPlugin() when it receives no

response during the setting time after calling StartPlugin(). If bUseEvent is

FALSE, input this value 0. If it is TRUE, input this value in seconds.

reserved is not available now. Fill it with 0.

② SPI_VDATA
SPI_VDATA is the variable size structure that plugin function and Smart ID sends and gets.
The input/output data of this structure depends on the class of plugin.
Please see the explanation of class of plugin below.

typedef struct

int nVersion; // Version of SPI_VDATA

int nTotalSize; // Total size of structure includes header and data

int nFields; // number of fields

SPI_VDATA_VFIELD field[nFields];

} SPI_VDATA;

the variable size structure that plugin function

nVersion is the version of SPI_VDATA. Now version is 1.

nTotalSize is the total size of structure includes header and data. Be careful
because it depends on size of SPI_VDATA_VFIELD.

nFields means the number of fields. It depends on the input/output state of

nClassID of plugin. SPI_VDATA_VFIELD is defined variably according to

nFields value.

field[nFields] is the SPI_VDATA_VFIELD structure of field information. Please see

the explanation of structure below.

typedef struct
{

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WCHAR szName[32]; // Name of Field

int nType; // Type of Field

int nSize; // size of Field

BYTE value[nSize]; // Field Data to input

} SPI_VDATA_VFIELD;

the variable size structure of field information declared in SPI_VDATA.

szName is the name of field.

2 Byte Wide String (Unicode), MAX size is 32 characters including NULL.

nType is defined by data type depends on field value.

#define SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_INT 1 // Integer

#define SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING 2 // 2Byte Wide String #define

SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_RAW 3 // Raw data

nSize is the size of field (Byte). It is depends on field type.

nType nSize
SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_INT 4

SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING Size of string including 2Byte

NULL

SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_RAW Size of Raw data

value is data of field. If nType is SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING, 2Byte Wide String

(Unicode) including NULL.

1.2.3 Plugin Class

There are 3 plugin classes which are SPI_CLASS_IMAGEACQUISITION,

SPI_CLASS_CONTACT_CARD and SPI_CLASS_CONTACTLESS_CARD now. More classess will be
added in the future.
The variable structure SPI_VDATA depends on Class type.

① SPI_CLASS_IMAGEACQUISITION
If nClassId is SPI_CLASS_IMAGEACQUISITION, the pointer *pInput and *pOutput is
defined as below.

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[*pInput]
There is no field data to get from Smart ID in SPI_CLASS_IMAGE
ACQUISITION. The value is NULL in StartPlugin() function.

[*pOutput]
EndPlugin() function send the path of captured image to Smart ID.
You should input the path and data of captured image in *pOutput.

SPI_VDATA *pOutput

nVersion 1

nTotalSize Total size of SPI_DATA

nFields 1

field[0] szName L”ImageCap”

nType SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING

nSize Size of value including NULL

value Path of captured image + (NULL)

Input 1 which is SPI_VDATA version now in nVersion.

Input the total size of SPI_DATA including version information.
Input 1 in nFields because the path of captured image is used as one field.
Input Wide String L”ImageCap” including NULL in field[0].szName.

Input SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING in field[0].nType because the path of captured image is

string type.
Input the size of value including NULL(2Byte).

Input the path of captured image in field[0].value.

Then it can send the data about captured image to Smart ID by *pOutput pointer.

For example, if the path of captured image is “C:\image.bmp”, SPI_VDATA *pOutput is as

below.

SPI_VDATA *pOutput

nVersion 1

nTotalSize 110

nFields 1

field[0] szName L”ImageCap”

nType SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING

nSize 26

value L”C:\\image.bmp”

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The Pseudo code of plugin with SPI_CLASS_IMAGEACQUISITION is as below.

[Pseudocode]

int WINAPI GetPluginInfo(SPI_INFO* pInfo)

{
//Input the information of Plugin
pInfo->szName = L”Capture plugin”;
pInfo->nClassid = SPI_CLASS_IMAGEACQUISITION;
pInfo->nTimeOut = 0;
pInfo->bUseEvent = false;
return nres;
}

int WINAPI StartPlugin(HANDLE evtDone, SPI_VDATA* pInput, int nSize)

{
//Capture Image and Save the path of image
GetCaptureImage();
SaveImagePath();
return nres;
}

int WINAPI EndPlugin(SPI_VDATA* pOutput, int nSize)

{
//Stop Thread in progress and Return the path of image
pOutput->nVersion = 1;
pOutput->nField = 1;
wcscpy(pOutput->field[0].szName[0], szImageName, 64);
pOutput->field[0].nType = SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING;
pOutput->field[0].nSize = wcslen(szImagePath) + 2;
memcpy(pOutput->field[0].value, szImgPath, pOutput->field[0].nSize);
pOutput->nTotalSize = 12 + 72 + pOutput->field[0].nSize;
return nres;
}

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② SPI_CLASS_CONTACT_CARD, SPI_CLASS_CONTACTLESS_CARD
If nClassId is SPI_CLASS_CONTACT_CARD / SPI_CLASS_CONT
ACTLESS_CARD, the pointer *pInput and *pOutput is defined as below.

[*pInput]
You can get the data about Smart Card encoding in Smart ID through *pInput.

SPI_VDATA *pInput

nVersion 1

nTotalSize Total size of SPI_VDATA

nFields 1+k

field[0] szName Name of Smart Card Reader

nType SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_RAW

nSize 4

value Function Pointer of Transmit() function

field[1] szName Name of 1st Field

nType Type of 1st Field

nSize Size of 1st Field

value Data of 1st Field

field[2] 2nd Field

field[3] 3rd Field

…… ……

filed[k] kth Field

Input 1 which is SPI_VDATA version now in nVersion.

Input the total size of SPI_DATA including version information.
Input the name of Smart Card Reader and Function pointer of Transmit() function (4Byte)
in 1st Field.
If nClassId is SPI_CLASS_CONTACT_CARD, function pointer should be indicated
SmartComm_ICTransmit() function of SDK. If nClassId is SPI_CLASS_CONTACTLESS_CARD,
function pointer should be indicated SmartComm_RFTransmit() function of SDK.

For example, this function pointer is used like below code.

//Definition
typedef int (*PFN)(int , DWORD , BYTE* , DWORD* , BYTE* );

//Usage in the function

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PFN TransmitAPDU;
TransmitAPDU = *(PFN*)(theApp.pVData->field[0].value);
TransmitAPDU ( DEV_INTERNALRF, nlencmd, btCmd, dwlenrcv, btRcv);

For further information, please refer to Smart SDK manual.

And refer to source code in this plugin in “Program Files\IDP\Smart
\PluginSample” after Smart ID installation.

The field data to get from Smart ID begins field[1].

Input the name of 1st field in field[1].szName.
Input the type of 1st field in field[1].nType.
Input the size of 1st field in field[1].nSize.
Input the field data to get from Smart ID in field[1].value.
If there are more than 2 fields from Smart ID, 2nd field data is entered in field[2]. In this
way, k numbers of fields are entered and send to plugin function through *pInput pointer.

For example, consider that you do Contactless Card Encoding.

nClassId is SPI_CLASS_CONTACTLESS_CARD, Smart Card Reader is “OMNIKEY CardMan
5X21-CL 0“, the number of the field to get from Smart ID is 1, name of field is “Name”
and value is “John”.
SPI_VDATA is as below.

SPI_VDATA *pInput

nVersion 1

nTotalSize 170

nFields 2

field[0] szName L”OMNIKEY CardMan 5X21-CL 0”

nType SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_RAWDATA

nSize 4

value 4bytes Function pointer

field[1] szName “Name”

nType SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING

nSize 10

value “John”

[*pOutput]
There is no field data to send to Smart ID in Contact/Contactless card encoding. The
value is NULL in EndPlugin() function.

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The Pseudo code of plugin with SPI_CLASS_CONTACT_CARD,

SPI_CLASS_CONTACTLESS_CARD is as below.

[Pseudocode]

typedef int (*PFN)(int , DWORD , BYTE* , DWORD* , BYTE* );

int WINAPI GetPluginInfo(SPI_INFO* pInfo)

{
//input the information of Plugin
pInfo->szName = L”Plugin Smart Card”;
pInfo->nClassid = SPI_CLASS_CONTACTLESS_CARD;
pInfo->nTimeOut = 0;
pInfo->bUseEvent = false;
return nres;
}

int WINAPI StartPlugin(HANDLE evtDone, SPI_VDATA* pInput, int nSize)

{
//Read the field information from SmartDB and INI information
ReadSetupFile();
//Get the Function Pointer of Transmit()
PFN TransmitAPDU;
TransmitAPDU = *(PFN*)( pInput->field[0].value);

//Authentification and ReadWrite

BYTE comdbuf[] = L”…………..”; // Define APDU Command
TransmitAPDU(DEV_INTERNALRF, nlencmd, comdbuf, dwlenrcv, btRcv);
// Repeat Transmit APDU to read/write smart card
return nres;
}

int WINAPI EndPlugin(SPI_VDATA* pOutput, int nSize)

{
//Stop Thread in progress and quit plugin

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TerminateCapThread();
return nres;
}

1.3 Usage of RF_ Plugin_Mifare1k.dll

Smart ID provides plugin DLL of SPI_CLASS_CONTACTLESS_CARD for encoding Mifare1K of
contactless card encoding. Please set the fields to encode in Smart ID and input the information
of encoding Mifare.

1.3.1 Smart ID Configuration

Click Contactless card button in Database tab, select Contactless

_Plugin_Mifare1K.

<Figure 113> Plugin Selection

Then “Set Contactless Card Encoding” window is displayed.

<Figure 114> Set Plugin option

To use contactless card encoding, click Use Contactless Card Plugin Encoding check box.
Click Encoding check box in field to encode.

In above Figure, NAME and ID fields are checked, so *pInput data of SPI_VDATA is as below.

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SPI_VDATA *pInput

nVersion 1

nTotalSize 256

nFields 3

field[0] szName L”OMNIKEY CardMan 5X21-CL 0”

nType SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_RAWDATA

nSize 4

value 4bytes Function pointer

field[1] szName “NAME”

nType SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING

nSize 10

value “John”

field[2] szName “ID”

nType SPI_FIELD_DATATYPE_STRING

nSize 14

value L”201302”

1.3.2 INI File Configuration

Next, edit INI file to set the configuration to encode Mifare card.
If you click Setup button, “Contactless_Plugin_Mifare1k.ini” file is open.

<Figure 115> INI Plugin Configuration

Basically, Contactless_Plugin_Mifare1k.ini file is defined as below.

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Contactless_Plugin_Mifare1K.ini

[Information]

PlugIn=RF_Plugin_Mifare1k.dll

CardType=Mifare1k

[Field1]

Field=NAME

Area=block25.0-block25.15

KeyAB=A

Key=FF FF FF FF FF FF

Configuration value for encoding in DLL. You can edit it for your purposes.

[Information] is the information of plugin.

PlugIn means the dll file to use this ini file.
CardType is the type of card to encode.

[Field#] is the paragraph to define the information of field to encoding. You can
make it as many fields as encoding.

Field should be entered as the name of field to get from Smart ID. For example, if
Field=NAME is defined, DLL file matches the string “NAME” in INI file with

the string “NAME” to get from Smart ID, field[i].szName, then use the same

data to encode.

Area is the information of position to encode in Smart Card. In this case, it is

defined by block on Mifare1k DLL. “block25.0-block25.15” means that

encoded block is 25th block and it encodes from 0th Byte to 15th Byte of 25th

block. You can define “block25” instead. It is analyzed by

RF_Plugin_Mifare1k.dll. Also if it needs several block to encode, you can use

more block like “block25-block26”.

This RF_Plugin_Mifare1k.dll is for Mifare1K card to encode only. Mifare1K

don’t allow encoding in 0th block and every 4th block (3, 7, 11, 15….). If user

sets “Area=block3”, it encodes next block (4th block) automatically because

RF_Plugin_Mifare1k.dll analyzes the syntax.

KeyAB defines Key Side whether to use A of Key or B of Key.

Key means the value of Key to load Key Side defined KeyAB. 6 Byte, Hex String.

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1.3.3 Data Encoding

In this sample Contactless_Plugin_Mifare1K.INI in 1.3.2 and predefined *pInput of

SPI_VDATA in 1.3.1, only 1 st field will be encoded because only [Field1] section is defined in
INI file. DLL encodes “John”, the data of field[1].value of *pInput to match “Field=NAME”
with. Area is defined from 0th Byte to 15th Byte of 25th block.

block 25 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Data J o h n

In above table, the size of real encoded data is 10 Bytes because it is Unicode and
includes NULL. It is encoded from 0th Byte to 9th Byte of 25th block. However user defined Area to
15th Byte, NULL is filled from 10th Byte to 15th Byte.

And data of field[2] in *pInput of SPI_VDATA is not encoded because only [Field1] section
is defined in INI file.

Refer to source code in “C:\Program Files (x86)\SmartID\PluginSample” folder after

Smart ID installation.

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Revision Record

Date Content

2016.5.9 The first official version was released.

The revision record was added.
The image of Option bar was modified because the Laser Engraver was integrated.
2016.8.31
The description of the laser engraver was added.
The Opacity was added into the object properties of image.

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