Exhibit_3_-_Designs_Specifications.pdf

Design Information Bulletin for the NextFare®

Smart Card Serialization and Printing

Document Number: 8500-62003

Revision: T

Date: 01 Nov 2019

Exhibit 3 - Design Information for Smart Card Serialization and Printing

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Proprietary Notice

The information disclosed herein contains proprietary rights of Cubic® Transportation Systems, Inc. (Cubic).

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Copyright© 2019 Cubic Corporation. All rights reserved.

TRADEMARKS

Cubic® is a registered trademark of Cubic Corporation.

EYECON™ is a trademark of On Track Innovations, Ltd.

Fujitsu® is a registered trademark of Fujitsu Limited.

GO CARD® is a registered trademark of Cubic Corporation.

Jewel™ is a trademark of Innovision Research & Technology plc.

MicroPass® is a registered trademark of Inside Contactless Corporation.

MIFARE Classic™ is a trademark of NXP N.V.

MIFARE DESFire™ is a trademark of NXP N.V.

MIFARE Plus™ is a trademark of NXP N.V.

MIFARE Ultralight C™ is a trademark of NXP N.V.

MIFARE Ultralight™ is a trademark of NXP N.V.

MIFARE™ is a trademark of NXP N.V.

NextFare® is a registered trademark of Cubic Corporation.

PicoPass® is a registered trademark of Inside Contactless Corporation.

Sony® is a registered trademark of Sony Electronics Inc.

Cubic Transportation Systems, Inc.

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REVISION STATUS

Revision Date Description

A.00 24 Apr 2003 Initial release

B.00 10 Mar 2004 Minor revisions to document

C.00 20 Oct 2004 Clarification for printing of administration and soft numbers

D.00 21 Jan 2005 Included limited-use cards

E.00 17 May 2005 Added Magnadata to manufacturer list

F.00 10 Aug 2005 More details of administration number and addition of Appendix A

G.00 04 Feb 2008 Addition of Kovio® limited-use, Inside and other contactless cards & general clarifications

H.00 09 Jan 2009 Addition of different Kovio card types and eAccess as a card manufacturer

J.00 31 May 2011 Addition of NXP MIFARE Plus™ and new MIFARE Classic™ card types to Table 3-1 and minor corrections.

K.00 5 July 2011 Card Verification Number (CVN) added to the definition of Administration Number (when required)

L.00 13 Feb 2012 Addition of SAM serial number printing requirements (Section 3.2.1)

M.00 25 Nov 2013 Addition of MMM for MIFARE Ultralight EV1 cards

N 06 Mar 2017 Updated display number scheme to include defaults for same card family

P 27 Sep 2017 Updated batch identification information

R 07 Aug 2019 Incorporated comments for BU #2 PDR2. Updated per MIL Item 2.

S — Skipped per Cubic policies.

T 01 Nov 2019 Added Section 5 for private label card numbering. Deleted Kovio and eAccess.

Updated for OMNY BU2 FDR2

Document approved for release by:

Electrical Engineer

Thomas Busch-Sorensen

Hardware Engineering Manager

Kevin Van Howe

Technical Editor

Veronica Haynes

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CONTENTS

1. Introduction

1.1 REFERENCED CUBIC DRAWING

1.2 REFERENCED STANDARDS

2. Smart Card Serialization

2.1 ADMINISTRATION NUMBER (RECOMMENDED)

2.1.1 Batch Code Identification Number

2.1.2 Batch Sequence Identification Number (Optional)

3. Smart Card Print Layout

3.1 PRINTING ON SIDE 1

3.2 PRINTING ON SIDE 2

3.2.1 Printed and Displayed Administration Number

4. User Displays and Receipts

4.1 USER DISPLAYS

4.2 RECEIPTS

5. Private Label Card Numbering

5.1 PRIVATE LABEL CREDIT CARD ACCOUNT NUMBER

Appendix

APPENDIX A Examples of Specific Card UIDs and Administration Numbers .............................. A-1

Figures

Figure 3-1. Smart Card Side 1 (Front) Printing Example Figure 3-2. Smart Card Side 2 (Rear) Printing Example Figure 3-3. Check Digit Calculation and Verification Figure 5-1. Sample Card With 19-digit Number

Tables

Table 3-1. Smart Card Printing Codes

Table A-1. MIFARE Classic 1k ........................................................................................................................ A-1 Table A-2. MIFARE DESFire ........................................................................................................................... A-1 Table A-3. MIFARE Plus X 4k .......................................................................................................................... A-1 Table A-4. MIFARE Ultralight ........................................................................................................................... A-2

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Acronyms and Abbreviations

0x hexadecimal notation

CSC contactless smart card

CSV comma-separated values

Cubic Cubic Transportation Systems, Inc.

CVN card verification number

G&D Giesecke & Devrient

HPEM high-production encoding machine

ID identification

ISO International Organization for Standardization

NCS Nextfare® Central System

OTI On Track Innovations, Ltd.

SAM secure access module

UID unique identity

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1. INTRODUCTION

This document describes the serialization, printing, and user display specification for transit smart cards. It specifically describes NextFare® Central System (NCS) specifications for card serialization with respect to the:

FFAdministration number—a unique serial number assigned to identify the smart card and track its usage in the system and for customer service, autoload, fraud analysis, etc.

Batch ID—an identification number assigned to the production batch that can, if required, be used to track the distribution of smart cards

Sequentially generated soft serial number that may be used as supplemental to the batch ID number.

1.1 REFERENCED CUBIC DRAWING

[1] CSC, Philips DESFire, 4300-01002

[2] CSC, NXP MiFare Plus – Baltimore MTA Charm Card, 4300-01012

1.2 REFERENCED STANDARDS

[3] ISO/IEC 14443 Identification Cards, Contactless Integrated Circuit Cards

[4] ISO/IEC 7810:2003 Identification—Physical characteristics

[5] ISO/IEC 7816-15:2004 Identification cards—Integrated circuit cards—Part 15: Cryptographic information application

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2. SMART CARD SERIALIZATION

This section provides the specification for the administration number that will be used by the NextFare Central System or the card issuer for smart card tracking.

2.1 ADMINISTRATION NUMBER (RECOMMENDED)

Most smart card chip manufacturers use to encode smart cards with a 4-byte electronic serial number that was unique per chip manufacturer/licensee and was unalterable. Lately this has increased to a 7-byte number. The 4 bytes Electronic serial numbers were not guaranteed to be sequential or unique across manufacturers. For 4 byte electronic serial number cards A 1-byte unique smart card chip code and the manufacturer’s electronic serial number are used to make up a unique administration number that is used by the NCS or the card issuer to track the smart card. This number is used for autoloading, hotlisting, and customer service activities and is 8 bytes long.

For cards that can’t be guaranteed to be unique across manufacture it is recommended that the chip’s electronic serial number unique identity (UID) be used in conjunction with the unique chip code to form the administration number which should be used wherever possible. The card chip type is a made up number that is assigned to a specific ship. As an example a 4K MIFARE DESFire could have one chip type while a 2 K of the same family could be assigned a different number. It should be noted that to get a new Card Chip Type number the system that will have to support these cards will also need to be updated so before a new configuration for a customer is produced it needs to be approved by the customer who will probably consult Cubic.

For 7 Byte UID Card the manufacturer needs to ensure that what they produce will be unique in the customer system by following the format described in later section where the manufacturer ID is unique per manufacturer.

A Card Verification Number (CVN) can be included in the printed information after the Administration Number when required to augment the security. The three digit CVN will be derived from the UID using a SHA256 hashing algorithm. The algorithm will be provided to card suppliers upon request when it is to be printed on the card during the manufacturing process.

2.1.1 Batch Code Identification Number

The batch code identification number is assigned and controlled by the card manufacturer. It is assigned when the batch is produced and is used for tracking the card inventory by batches and card distribution from issuer to point-of-sale and other distribution outlets.

2.1.2 Batch Sequence Identification Number (Optional)

The batch sequence identification number is assigned and controlled by the card manufacturer. It is assigned when the batch is produced and is used for tracking the card inventory by sequence number. An example of the batch sequence identification number is AXXXXXXX where A is an alpha character and X is numeric.

See Cubic card drawing, reference [2], for the location and printing requirement of the batch sequence identification number.

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3. SMART CARD PRINT LAYOUT

This section provides a typical graphical layout and the printed numbering specifications for transit smart cards. It is recommended that the card issuer produce a detailed dimensioned drawing and artwork for the front and rear of the card to explicitly specify all of the card’s details, graphics printing, and any other postproduction printing that may be required. It is also recommended that sample cards be produced and approved prior to commencement of full card production.

3.1 PRINTING ON SIDE 1

Figure 3-1 is an example of a typical print layout that may be required for a transit smart card on side 1, normally referred to as the front side. It indicates areas that may be restricted for printing due to the contactless and contact chip modules. The restricted areas are generally in accordance with ISO 14443, ISO 7810, and ISO 7816 standards (references [3], [4], [5]) where applicable, but may vary slightly depending on the card type and manufacturer. The exact details and graphics are subject to agreement between the card issuer and the card supplier. Contact module, signature panel, cardholder name, and user photograph are not normally applicable to limited-use cards.

Figure 3-1. Smart Card Side 1 (Front) Printing Example

3.2 PRINTING ON SIDE 2

Figure 3-2 is an example of a typical print layout for a transit smart card on side 2, normally referred to as the back of the card. It indicates the area that may be restricted for printing due to the contactless chip module, which will vary depending on the card type and manufacturer. Exact details and graphics are subject to agreement between the card issuer and the card supplier.

Logo RegionContact

Module restricted space if applicable

Possible Signature Panel location

Possible Cardholder’s Name Location

Open Text/Graphics Top Edge

Possible User’s Photo location

Contactless Module restricted print space

May be in bottom right if magnetic stripe is required

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Figure 3-2. Smart Card Side 2 (Rear) Printing Example

The printing of the administration number and batch ID should be durable such that they will be readable after 3 years of normal use. See Cubic card drawings for exact acceptable printing locations.

3.2.1 Printed and Displayed Administration Number

The administration number is printed by the card manufacturer in the bottom right-hand corner as shown in

Figure 3-2. The CVN, when included, is printed after a gap following the administration number with the description “CVN:” as shown in Cubic drawing 4300-01002 (references [1] and [2]) and as follows:

CVN: XXX

Where XXX is the calculated CVN

3.2.1.1 Using Card Chip Type (MMM)

The format of the printed administration number using card chip type is as follows:

For 4 bytes, the serial number is: 0MMM 0EEE EEEE EEEC

For 6 or 7 bytes, the serial number is: 0MMM EEEE EEEE EEEE EEEC

Where: Range

MMM: card chip type code 0 to 255

EEEE: for a 4-byte serial number 0 to 4,294,967,295

This card is the Property of XXXX.

If lost or stolen please return to XXXX

4321 Main Street, San Diego, CA 92101

This card contains electronics please take care in handling

Do not bend, twist or use for purposes other than entrance and exit from the XXXX system

Contactless Module restricted print space.

May be in bottom left if magnetic stripe required aa- yy-ww- 12,345,678 0MMM 0EEE EEEE EEEC

Recommended preprinted Administration Number

Preprinted to Issuer requirements

Top edge

Optionally printed Batch & Soft ID

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EEEE: for a 6- or 7-byte serial number 0 to 281,474,976,710,656(6 bytes)

C: check digit 0 to 9, see Figure 3-3

Zeros are used as padding to emulate the standard credit card printing format.

3.2.1.2 Using the Full UID And Not Assigning A Card Chip Type

The format of the printed administration number with Manufacturer ID (card chip type being zero) is as follows:

For 5 bytes (includes manufacturer ID) the serial number is: 00EE EEEE EEEE EEEC

For 7 bytes (includes manufacturer ID) the serial number is: 00EE EEEE EEEE EEEE EEEC

Where: Range

EEEE: for a 5-byte serial number 0 to 1,099,511,627,775

EEEE: for a 7-byte serial number 0 to 72,057,594,037,927,935 (7 bytes)

C: check digit 0 to 9, see Figure 3-3

Zeros are used as padding to emulate the standard credit card printing format.

3.2.1.3 Serial Number Printed on Secure Access Modules (SAM)

The serial number printed on secure access modules (SAM), on either the ID000 part or the ID1 carrier or part, is the UID with a single manufacturer digit, but no check digit. The manufacturer code is the least significant decimal digit of the 7th byte of the UID (i.e. the high order byte). The printed SAM serial number format emulates the standard credit card printing format:

MEEE EEEE EEEE EEEE

Or when space is limited: MEEE EEEE

EEEE EEEE

Where: Range

M: chip manufacturer code 0 to 9

EEEE: for 7-byte serial number 0 to 281, 474, 976, 710, 655

(6 bytes; 7th is the manufacturer code)

3.2.1.4 Printed and Displayed Administration Number Check Digit

To verify the correctness of the administration number on data entry or for customer service, a check digit is appended to the printed or displayed administration number. This section describes the process by which the check digit is calculated.

The card chip type code (MMM), if used (otherwise, zero), electronic ID (EEEE) and any padding zeroes are multiplied by a series of weights (...2, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1) starting with the right-most digit as shown in Figure 3-3.

The units and tens digits of each product are added together as single digits. The result must be divisible by 10 or the card administration printed number is invalid.

The calculation involves adding the units and tens digits of each resulting product without the check digits product value (while keeping its position for multiplier placement) and choosing a value that will take the result to the next multiple of ten. This is the same algorithm used for credit and debit card check digit calculation.

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Printed Administration Number 0 M M M E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E C

Example 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 9

Multiplier 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1

Result 0 1 4 3 0 1 4 3 8 5 12 7 16 9 0 1 4 3 8 9

Addition for Verification 0+1+4+3 +0+1+4+3 +8+5+1+2+7+1+6+9+0+1+4+3+8+9 = 80 = Valid

Calculation: 71 + C = 80 (the next multiple of ten after 71), therefore C = 9

Figure 3-3. Check Digit Calculation and Verification

NOTE

The printed administration number contains additional padding zeroes (0) and a check digit (C). The printed administration number is only used for print and display purposes. The 4-byte or 7-byte chip IDs, together with the manufacturer ID number as encoded on the smart card, forms an 8-byte system administration number that is used for autoload, hot lists and in transactions generated by the fare collection equipment. See Appendix A for examples of specific card chip types.

3.2.1.5 Chip Type Code and Card Manufacturer ID

The manufacturer ID byte (most significant byte) included in 7-byte serial numbers (e.g. 04 in NXP MIFARE DESFire ™ and MIFARE Ultralight unique IDs) is not included in the printed administration number if the card type is included (e.g., MMM is not zero). It is included if the card type is not included..

The manufacturer ID does not necessarily describe the card type, but it is included in the 8-byte number. These are in general use:

MIFARE cards (all types) = 0x04

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The printed serial number can be directly converted to the administration number if the Manufacturer ID is included in the printed serial number; if the Card Chip Type is included instead of the Manufacturer ID, the printed serial number cannot be directly converted to the administration number.

Table 3-1. Smart Card Printing Codes

Card Chip Code (MMM)

Indicates Default Types

Manufacturer and Type Card Manufacturer

Code (aa)

None X Indicates the Manufacturer and Type is not part of the serial number.

001 X Default code for Ultralight cards which includes the following MMM codes – Ultralight limited-use card, NXP MIFARE Ultralight, NXP MIFARE Ultralight EV1, Infineon Ultralight, NXP MIFARE Ultralight C™ limited-use card, Innovision Jewel limited-use card.

Card manufacturer’s aa code

002 NXP MIFARE Ultralight C™ limited-use card Card manufacturer’s aa code

004-005 Reserved for other limited-use cards

006 Spare

007 Spare

008 Spare

009 Spare

010-019 ASK AK

020 Cubic/CTS GO CARD 02 Card manufacturer’s aa code

021-029 Cubic/CTS CT

030-039 Spare

040-049 Giesecke & Devrient (G&D) GD

050-059 Spare

060-069 Fujitsu® FJ

070-079 Spare

080-089 Gemalto (formerly Gemplus) GP

090-099 Spare

100-109 Innovision IV

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Card Chip Code (MMM)

Indicates Default Types

Manufacturer and Type Card Manufacturer

Code (aa)

110 Inside MicroPass® Card manufacturer’s aa code

111 Inside PicoPass® Card manufacturer’s aa code

112-119 Inside contactless IN

120-129 Spare

130-139 Magnadata International Ltd MD

140 On Track Innovations, Ltd. (OTI) EYECON™ Card manufacturer’s aa code

141-149 OTI OT

150-159 Spare

160 X Default code for Memory Cards – Includes NXP MIFARE 1K (Classic), NXP MIFARE Classic™ 7BUID 1k, NXP MIFARE Classic 7BUID 4k

Card manufacturer’s aa code

161 NXP DESFire D40 Card manufacturer’s aa code

162 NXP SmartMX Card manufacturer’s aa code

164 X Default code for secure smart cards – Includes NXP DESFire D40, NXP DESFire EV1 2k, NXP DESFire EV1 4k, NXP DESFire EV1 8k

166 Spare

167 X Default code for secure memory cards – Includes NXP MIFARE Plus™ X 4k, NXP MIFARE Plus X 2k, NXP MIFARE Plus S 4k, NXP MIFARE Plus S 2k, NXP MIFARE Plus EV1 4k

168 Spare

169 Spare

170 NXP MIFARE Classic™ 7BUID 1k Card manufacturer’s aa code

171 NXP MIFARE Classic 7BUID 4k Card manufacturer’s aa code

172 Spare

173 Spare

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Card Chip Code (MMM)

Indicates Default Types

Manufacturer and Type Card Manufacturer

Code (aa)

174-179 Spare

180-189 Gemalto (formerly Axalto) AX

190-199 Spare

200-209 Texas Instruments Incorporated TI

210-219 Spare

220-229 Sony® SY

230-255 Spare

No Smart Card Printing Code can be used that is not a default type without Cubic consent.

Table 3-2. Non-Default Smart Card Printing Codes in Use

Authority Card Chip Code (MMM) Comment

PATCO 161 is used for NXP DESFire and NXP DESFire EV1 4k

PATH 161 is used for NXP DESFire and NXP DESFire EV1 4k

MARTA 002 is used with NXP MIFARE Ultralight C™ limited-use card

Miami Infineon Ultralight is using as a 001

Minneapolis 002 is used with NXP MIFARE Ultralight C™ limited-use card

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4. USER DISPLAYS AND RECEIPTS

This section provides the specification for:

Displaying the administration number at information and customer service consoles

Printing the administration number on receipts

4.1 USER DISPLAYS

The administration number will be formatted and displayed as in Section 3.2.1. The format of the displayed administration number will be consistent with the administration number printed on the smart card.

When the administration number is retrieved from the NCS or device generated transactions, it will be an 8-byte number without the check digit. The retrieved serial number is formatted prior to display as follows:

Strip out manufacturer IDs (most significant 2 bytes), leaving a 6-byte serial number.

Format the serial number.

Append 0MMM.

Calculate check digit.

Display in credit card format with spaces between each set of 4 digits, i.e. (0MMM 1234 1234 1234 123C).

4.2 RECEIPTS

For printing on receipts, the process described in Section 4.1 to format the administration will be followed.

However, security considerations exist with a full print of the administration number such as:

Registering anonymous CSCs using a printed number

Hot listing CSCs via pranks or malicious intent

Therefore, following the determination of a formatted number, the print format for the administration number of receipts will be:

**** **** **** **** 123C

The last 4 digits (three plus the check digit) are the only digits printed. This is consistent with the printing of credit card number receipts.

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5. PRIVATE LABEL CARD NUMBERING

This section defines the card serialization and printing requirements for the Private Label Contactless smart cards that will be accepted at fare collection system equipment, e.g., validators, fare gates, ticket vending machines, ticket office machines, etc.

5.1 PRIVATE LABEL CREDIT CARD ACCOUNT NUMBER

The account number is 19 digits in the format:

1234 56RR aaaa aaaa aaC where:

123456 six digits for the Issuer Identification Number (IIN) which represent the institution that issues the card. The IIN is also referred to as the Bank Identification Number (BIN).

RR 2 digits for Rider Class e.g. Adult, Senior aaaa aaaa aa Individual Account number

C Check Digit (Checksum or Validity Check Code)

The number will be printed on the front or the back of the card based on the card design. See Figure 5-1 for an example.

Figure 5-1. Sample Card With 19-digit Number

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APPENDIX A EXAMPLES OF SPECIFIC CARD UIDS AND

ADMINISTRATION NUMBERS

Table A-1. MIFARE Classic 1k

MIFARE Classic 1k Chip ID = 0xA0 = Decimal 160

Card UID Bytes1 (Hex)

3 2 1 0

System Administration No.

(Hex)

Printed/Displayed Administration No. (Dec)

0mmm eeee eeee eeec

00 35 11 49 A0 00 00 00 00 35 11 49 0160 0000 3477 8338

08 4B 12 4A A0 00 00 00 08 4B 12 4A 0160 0013 9137 6104

Note:

1. As per MIFARE Classic data sheet

Table A-2. MIFARE DESFire

MIFARE DESFire Chip ID = 0xA1 = Decimal 161

Card UID Bytes1 (Hex)

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

System Administration No.

(Hex)

Printed/Displayed Administration No. (Dec)

0mmm eeee eeee eeee eeec

04 35 11 49 72 1B 80 2 A1 04 35 11 49 72 1B 80 0161 0583 4836 2931 0721

04 4B 12 49 72 1B 80 2 A1 04 4B 12 49 72 1B 80 0161 0825 4191 3709 4405

Notes:

1. As per MIFARE DESFire data sheet

2. 04 is not included in printed/displayed number calculation

Table A-3. MIFARE Plus X 4k

MIFARE Plus Chip ID = 0xA6 = Decimal 166

Card UID Bytes1 (Hex)

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

System Administration No.

(Hex)

Printed/Displayed Administration No. (Dec)

0mmm eeee eeee eeee eeec

04 35 11 49 72 1B 80 2 A6 04 35 11 49 72 1B 80 0166 0583 4836 2931 0726

04 4B 12 49 72 1B 80 2 A6 04 4B 12 49 72 1B 80 0166 0825 4191 3709 4400

Notes:

1. As per MIFARE Plus data sheet

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Table A-4. MIFARE Ultralight

MIFARE Ultralight Chip ID = 0x01 = Decimal 001

Card UID Bytes1 (Hex)

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

System Administration No.

(Hex)

Printed/Displayed Administration No. (Dec)

0mmm eeee eeee eeee eeec

04 35 11 49 72 1B 80 2 01 04 35 11 49 72 1B 80 0001 0583 4836 2931 0725

04 4B 12 49 72 1B 80 2 01 04 4B 12 49 72 1B 80 0001 0825 4191 3709 4409

Notes:

1. As per MIFARE Ultralight data sheet