1. Loadable Drivers for USB Card Readers
Donau Launch Event: January 28th 2009

2. Loadable Drivers / Card Reader support
Contents
Yesterday – AU-201 only
Today – Loadable Drivers
Background
New authentication devices
Compatibilities
Tomorrow

3. Yesterday – AU-201

4. Yesterday – AU-201 AU-201 A good card reader but…
…it‘s quite expensive
…it supports only a small portion of card technologies
…it can only read universal IDs (serial IDs), no private IDs
…its driver inside the Firmware does not offer any customization possibilities

5. Yesterday – AU-201 What Konica Minolta needs
Support of more card technologies for solution sales
HID, Legic Advant, MiFare PIDs, Magnet Stripe, Motorola/Indala, RFID 125KHz, Barcode, iClass…
Device FW that can adapt to different card technologies
Support depends on what’s implemented in the firmware in Japan… we can’t wait for special FW for each case!
Better pricing
Competition is tough and OpenAPI applications already might increase the total cost for one device significantly
Too expensive card readers can badly affect ROI for accounting software
A fast and reliable card evaluation process
To know what kind of card a customer is dealing with and what we need to supply
A less space-consuming mounting for authentication devices
Directly attached to device, theft-protection, no working table
Perfect: integrated into the device

6. Today – Loadable Drivers

7. Today – Loadable Drivers
A Loadable Driver is a small add-on to MFP firmware
Each loadable driver adds additional support for an USB authentication device
Loadable drivers need to be written for specific USB devices by specific suppliers
Loadable drivers need to be uploaded to the device by CF card – similar to the firmware itself
Each driver will provide its own configuration screen for settings/activation in the Admin Mode
Once uploaded, loadable drivers can not be deleted, but only overwritten by another loadable driver
In the first step, BT and BEU will provide loadable drivers for three different new card readers by three different suppliers
Kaba (Legic)
Gemalto (MiFare)
Omnikey (HID)

8. Configuration sample
After selecting PID the second screen will be displayed.
Please note: the data shown in this screen is just examplatory

9. Today – Loadable Drivers
New Authentication Devices [1]
Kaba – B Net (Legic)
Supported technologies
Legic RF Standard (prime)
Legic advant ISO-15693
Legic advant ISO-14443A
Other ISO (only UID)
Other ISO-14443A (only UID)
Material number
Legic USB card reader
Pricing
~ 50% of AU-201

10. Today – Loadable Drivers
New Authentication Devices [2]
Gemalto – Prox-PU (MiFare)
Supported technologies
TypeA standard (ISO 14443A)
Mifare PID support
MiFare DESFire
SR176, SRIX512 and SRIX4K chip based cards
Material number
MiFare USB Card Reader
Pricing
~ 80% of AU-201

11. Today – Loadable Drivers
New Authentication Devices [3]
Omnikey – Cardman 5125 (HID)
Supported technologies
HID 26 bit, 34 bit, 35 bit, 36 bit, 37 bit, 40 bit support
TypeA standard (ISO 14443A)
Material number
HID USB card reader
Pricing
~ 35% of AU-201

12. Supported Card Types Art No. Production name Article name TypeA Mifare
Legic
HID
UID
PID
26bit
34bit
35bit
36bit
37bit
40bit
A09NWY0
AU-201 O
B Net 91 07
Legic USB Card Reader
Prox PU
Mifare USB Card Reader
Cardman 5125
HID USB Card Reader  O

13. Supported Software AU-201 (TypeA) B-Net 9107 (Legic) Prox-PU (MiFare)
AU-201 (TypeA)
B-Net 9107 (Legic)
Prox-PU (MiFare)
Cardman 5125 (HID)
Native Device Authentication
YES
PSES Authentication Manager *
YES *
Pcounter Pcounter embedded
SafeQ SafeQ embedded
* Plug-ins for PSES registration tool will be released begin of February‘09

14. For reference: CSES Downloads (and supported devices)
Prox-PU (MiFare)
C650: DLBT EN00
C550: DLBT EN00
C451: DLBT EN00
C353: DLBT EN00
C253: DLBT EN00
C203: DLBT EN00
B Net (Legic)
C650: DLBT EN00
C550: DLBT EN00
C451: DLBT EN00
C353: DLBT EN00
C253: DLBT EN00
C203: DLBT EN00
Cardman 5125 (HID)
ALL: DLBT EN00
Drivers for Donau series and b/w devices are tba.

15. Tomorrow – Y Soft cooperation

16. Y Soft Cooperation KM‘s one-stop card reader provider
Y Soft is a global acting, aspiring accounting/authentication provider for the MFP market
KM is in the nice situation to have a very good relationship with Y Soft and business in many European countries already
Y Soft agreed to provide the following services exclusively to KM
[1] Card evaluation services
[2] Card reader production
[3] Development of related loadable drivers
[4] Development of customized KM mounting options fitting to their and our devices
A. external
B. internal
[5] Competitive pricing
To be supported technologies
RFID 125 kHz
Motorola/Indala W26, W27, ABA Track II, Lite, KANTECH
HID, HID UDF,HID iClass
Proxlite (Casi-Rusco, GE Interlogix)
MIFARE,MIFARE + RFID 125 kHz
Unique, TIRIS 134 kHz
COTAG
Magnet stripe cards, Barcodes swipe-through/external laser …
Available: begin of FY09/10

17. Tomorrow What Konica Minolta will get will get
Support of more card technologies for solution sales
New authentication devices will already help in many customer cases
Y Soft will be ready for future technology adaptations
Device FW that can adapt to different card technologies
Loadable driver architecture allows direct customization in Europe – no interaction with BT required
Better pricing
New authentication devices are priced much more competitive
USB host boards not needed anymore for Donau/LaPlataM, GangesM
A fast and reliable card evaluation process
Y Soft will provide this to BEU
A less space-consuming mounting for authentication devices
Y Soft will produce and provide customized mounting options
Quick adaptation into the device will be possible, as soon as MFPs provide this space
will get
will get

18. Loadable Drivers
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