+--------------------+
| ooooo IIIIII:::: + |
| ooooo :::::::::: - |
+--------------------+

Crystal: 3.579MHz

Ext.-Power Supply: No

+--------------------+
| ooooo :::::::::: + |
| ooooo IIIIIII:I: - |
+--------------------+

Crystal: any (not required)

Ext.-Power Supply: No

+--------------------+
| ooooo ::I::;:::: + |
| ooooo II:III::I: - |
+--------------------+

Crystal: 3.579 or 6.000MHz

Ext.-Power Supply: No

Crystal: 3.579MHz

Ext.-Power Supply: No

Crystal: 3.579MHz

Ext.-Power Supply: No

Call Software
GSEXV201 -com 1 -rst rts 0 - presence cts 0

Crystal: 3.579MHz

Ext.-Power Supply: No

Crystal: 3.579MHz

Ext.-Power Supply: No

Call Software
Reader -com 1 -rst rts 0 - presence cts 0

Crystal: any (not required)

Ext.-Power Supply: No

Crystal: 3.579MHz

Ext.-Power Supply: No

Also other crystal for a higher baud rate can be used - more info in the file readme.txt of the program

Crystal: 3.579MHz (9600b)

Ext.-Power Supply: No

Install first the PC/SC driver

Crystal: 3.579MHz

Ext.-Power Supply: No

Crystal: 3.579MHz

Ext.-Power Supply: No

Call Software
Stest -c -com1 -d 1 -l trace -s - -

Crystal: 3.579MHz

Ext.-Power Supply: No

Crystal: any (not required)

Ext.-Power Supply: No

For asynchrone (Microcontroller) smartcards like T=0, T=1 (GSM- and cashcards)

Crystal: 3.579MHz

Ext.-Power Supply: No

For synchrone (Memory) smartcards like I2C, SLE4406, 4436, 4418/28, 4432/42

Crystal: any (not required)

Ext.-Power Supply: No

3.579 MHz, 6.000 MHz or some other crystal can be used, depending on the smartcard which is explored.

For GSM- and cashcards a 3.579MHz crystal should be used.

Crystal: 3.579MHz / 6.000MHz

Ext.-Power Supply: No