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SC_SECA=1 to enable Seca smartcard support (needs Phoenix ISO interface)

Smartcard support:
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For some encrpytion systems this plugin supports original subscription
smartcards on a Phoenix/Smartmouse ISO interface connected to a serial port.

To enable smartcard support you have to select one or more of the smartcard
systems on the make commandline. To actually activate the smartcard interface,
you should use the commandline option "-s" to specify one or more serial
devices to which the Phoenix interface are connected e.g. use "-s /dev/ttyS0 -s
/dev/ttyS1" to use two intefaces at COM1/COM2.
If you want to add a default smartcard interface at compile time use the make
option DEFAULT_PORT, e.g. DEFAULT_PORT='"/dev/ttyS0",0,0'. Note the quotes and
double quotes. The two numeric values are identical to the -I and -R options
below (set to 1 to enable).

Appearently there are "broken" card readers which swap the meaning of the CD
line (used for card detection). For these readers use the option "-I". This
enables inverse CD detection for the next interface e.g. "-I -s /dev/ttyS0 -s
/dev/ttyS1" will use inverse CD on COM1 and normal CD on COM2 while "-I -s
/dev/ttyS0 -I -s /dev/ttyS1" will use inverse CD on both.
Some other card readers have a reversed logic with the reset line (card won't
reset with default settings). You can use the option "-R" for these readers.

If you insert a card into a interface the card is autodetected (your interface
should use the CD line to signal card presence or it won't work) and
initialised (this may take some seconds to complete). You can use the setup
menu to see which cards are currently inserted and detected. You can remove a
smartcard at any time without prior action, but of course this will disrupt
decryption if you are tuned to a channel which requires the card.