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-====== SDK API ====== 
  
- 
-The followings are a set of APIs that initialize device management information and that are used for dynamic memory control and PIN code generation.\\ 
-  * [[BS2_Version]]:​ Returns the SDK version. ​ 
-  * [[BS2_AllocateContext]]:​ Allocates the device management Context. ​ 
-  * [[BS2_ReleaseContext]]:​ Releases the device management Context. ​ 
-  * [[BS2_Initialize]]:​ Initializes the device management Context. ​ 
-  * [[BS2_ReleaseObject]]:​ Releases dynamic memory. ​ 
-  * [[BS2_MakePinCode]]:​ Encrypts the PIN.  
-  * [[BS2_SetMaxThreadCount]]:​ Specifies the maximum thread count. 
-  * [[BS2_ComputeCRC16CCITT]]:​ Calculates the CRC-16 CCITT checksum. 
-  * [[BS2_GetCardModel]]:​ Retrieves the supported card models. 
-  * [[BS2_GetCredentialKeyInfo]]:​ Gets the credential key for the device. 
-  * [[BS2_SetCredentialKeyInfo]]:​ Sets the encryption key for the device. 
-  * [[BS2_RemoveCredentialKeyInfo]]:​ Removes the encryption key for the device. 
- 
- 
-===== Structure ===== 
-==== BS2CredentialKeyInfo ==== 
-<code cpp> 
-/** 
- * BS2_CRED_KEY_REQ 
- */ 
-enum 
-{ 
-    BS2_CRED_KEY_REQ_COMM = false, 
-    BS2_CRED_KEY_REQ_DATA = true, 
-}; 
- 
-enum 
-{ 
-    BS2_CRED_KEY_SIZE = 32, 
-}; 
- 
-/** 
- * BS2CredentialKeyInfo 
- */ 
-typedef struct 
-{ 
-    uint32_t maxPacketSize;​ ///<​ 4 bytes 
-    uint8_t ​ key[BS2_CRED_KEY_SIZE];​ ///<​ 32 bytes 
-    bool     ​dualIDSupported;​ ///<​ 1 byte 
-    bool     ​useAlphanumericID;​ ///<​ 1 byte 
-    bool     ​credentialKeySupported;​ ///<​ 1 byte 
-    bool     ​credentialKeyRequest;​ ///<​ 1 byte 
-    uint8_t ​ reserved[28];​ ///<​ 28 bytes (reserved) 
-} BS2CredentialKeyInfo;​ 
-</​code>​ 
- 
-1. //​maxPacketSize//​ \\ 
-The maximum TCP packet size allowed by the device. \\ 
- 
-2. //key// \\  
-The key value used by the device. \\ 
-Depending on the credentialKeyRequest setting, you can get a communication encryption key, or a data encryption key.\\ 
- 
-3. //​dualIDSupported//​ \\  
-Indicates whether the device'​s userID format (number, character) is allowed to change. \\  
- 
-4. //​useAlphanumericID//​ \\  
-A flag indicating whether the device uses an alphanumeric userID. \\  
- 
-5. //​credentialKeySupported//​ \\  
-Indicates whether data key changes are allowed. \\ 
-Device supports data credential key changes when the release date of FW for each device is later than 30 Mar 2018, \\ 
-So it indicates whether the currently connected device supports the modification of these keys. \\ 
- 
-6. //​credentialKeyRequest//​ \\  
-You can use this setting to request a key for the device. \\ 
-This setting is applicable only when the release date of FW for each device is later than 30 Mar 2018.\\ 
-In the case of the previous FW, only the communication key is returned regardless of whether this is set or not. 
-<WRAP group 50%> 
-^Value ​ ^Description ​ ^ 
-|BS2_CRED_KEY_REQ_COMM ​ |Communication credential key request ​ | 
-|BS2_CRED_KEY_REQ_DATA ​ |Data credential key reuqest ​ | 
-</​WRAP>​ 
- 
-7. //​reserved//​ \\  
-Reserved space. \\