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Infinity USB Phoenix is connected to and power supplied by a USB
(Universal Serial Bus) port. Just one standard A-B USB-cable is needed (no need
for an additional DC-adaptor).Being USB1.1 compliant and working on both USB1.1
and USB2.0 controllers, ensures future compatibility. When not in use, Infinity
USB Phoenix enters a powerdown state using only 0.06 Watt (0.5kWh/year).
Phoenix/Smartmouse mode is possible by using the built in Phoenix/Smartmouse
hardware. Existing 3rd party software compatibility is ensured, as a standard
serial/COMport is used. In Phoenix/Smartmouse mode, the Infinity USB Phoenix is
powered by the USB port, while communicating over the COMport. In standard
Infinity USB mode only the USB cable is used for both communication and power
supply.
Phoenix/Smartmouse modes are easily changed (pressing a single button in
software), and both 3.58MHz, 3.68MHz and 6.00MHz can be selected, as well as
Phoenix or Smartmouse mode.
Infinity USB Phoenix programs most popular smartcards on the market.
Further cards/combinations of CPU/EEPROM will be added when new cards are
available. The generic hardware/firmware ensures that only a software download
will be needed for adding most new cards.
Infinity USB Phoenix is based on a 24MHz RISC processor, and has some of
the fastest programming times of any programmer on the market.
The following are times measured while programming and verifying entire cards.
Goldcard 12 seconds
Silvercard 58 seconds
JupiterCard 14 seconds
Funcard 48 seconds
FunCard ATmega161 50 seconds
These are maximum times. The programming algorithms are optimized in any way
possible, ensuring as short programming times as possible. Hexfiles which only
takes up half the space of a card, takes only half the time to program.
Software runs under Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows XP, Windows
XP64 and Windows Vista.It has been developed with ease of use in mind, and
automatically detects which type of card is inserted. Furthermore it has an
advanced detection algorithm, for detecting unknown cards.
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