README: quick start first, the runtime guide under Usage
The startup instructions were buried after Components/Features and mixed release/download variants with runtime detail; a reader had to scroll through the usage guide to find how to launch it, and the start scripts were only mentioned in passing. Both READMEs now lead with Prerequisites then a Quick start with three clear paths - wheel (pip), runtime zip (start.bat / ./start.sh) and a git clone (launchers, optional pip install -e .) - followed by First run (URL, capture modes, Ctrl+C). The detailed runtime guide moves under `Usage`: the server and PWA, COMPRION import, the Files view, the hosted PWA, the capture utility, the utility CLI options, output formats, the daemon, library usage and recovery. Components and Features follow the usage guide; USB device access keeps its anchor. Only the Analysis server intro gained the launcher note; every moved section is byte-identical (checked old vs new). 557 Python + 80 Node tests.
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@@ -13,73 +13,6 @@ GSMTAP into this analyser.
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## Components
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- **Analysis server + PWA** (`simtrace-analyser-server`) — stores captured
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traffic in SQLite, decodes it, and serves the PWA ([`frontend/`](frontend/))
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plus the HTTP API on a single origin. Three capture modes: a GSMTAP
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listener, direct SIMtrace2 hardware capture, or disabled (browse existing
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captures only).
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- **Capture utility** (`simtrace2-pysniff`) — captures SIMtrace2 hardware
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traffic and writes it to stdout, GSMTAP (Wireshark), or PCAP files. It is
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one GSMTAP source of several that the analyser accepts (see also
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[sigrok_iso7816_stream](https://github.com/anttro/sigrok_iso7816_stream)).
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- **PWA** ([`frontend/`](frontend/)) — trace browser with decoded APDU,
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SIM Toolkit, SMS and SCP80 OTA detail; sessions, PCAP and COMPRION trace
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import, EN/RU UI.
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## Features
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**APDU decoder** (server-side, rendered by the PWA):
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- Full APDU decode — CLA per ISO 7816-4 / ETSI coding with the **logical
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channel 0-19** (standard channels from b2-b1, the extended channels 4-19
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from b4-b1 per TS 102 221 §10.3), secure messaging and command chaining,
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INS names from a spec table, SFI-aware P1/P2 for READ/UPDATE BINARY and
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record commands; MANAGE CHANNEL replies show the channel the card
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assigned
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- Status words — full ISO 7816-4 set plus UICC-specific values:
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`91XX` (proactive command pending), `62F1/F2/F3`, `63F1/F2` (more data),
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`9300` (SAT busy), `9850`, `9862–64`
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- SIM Toolkit — SAT (GSM 11.14), CAT (TS 102 223) and USAT (TS 31.111)
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proactive commands with decoded qualifiers, TERMINAL RESPONSE, ENVELOPE
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(Menu Selection, Call Control, SMS-PP download…); tolerates known
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non-compliant legacy-card quirks and preserves unrecognized TLVs
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- TERMINAL CAPABILITY (TS 102 221 §11.1.19) — terminal power supply
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(voltage class, maximum current, clock), extended logical channels,
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additional interfaces (UICC-CLF) and eUICC device capabilities
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(SGP.22/SGP.32)
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- SMS TPDU — SMS-DELIVER/SUBMIT, SCTS timestamps, UDH information elements
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- SCP80 OTA secured packets — SPI bits (ciphering, PoR requirement/mode,
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RC/CC/DS, counter), KIc/KID algorithm + key set, TAR, CNTR/PCNTR;
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Response Packet (PoR) decode on GET RESPONSE; **optional client-side
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decryption** of ciphered packets — paste the card's 3DES/AES key in the
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detail view to reveal the real CNTR and secured application data (the
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key stays in the browser, in-memory only; ciphered on-wire CNTR/PCNTR/RC
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are ciphertext and labeled as such); the secured application message is
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decoded as a stream of **C-APDUs** (SELECT, UPDATE BINARY, …) with
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full CLA/INS/P1/P2/Lc/Le breakdown — plaintext immediately, or after
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decryption for ciphered packets
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- ATR parse (clock-rate conversion, Fi/Di, T-bitmask, truncated-ATR safe)
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and FCP/FCI TLV; the historical bytes are decoded as the UICC's
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COMPACT-TLV objects (TS 102 221 §6.3.1) — card service data, the **card
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capabilities** (ISO 7816-4 §8.1.1.2.7 Table 88: the assignment methods
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and the announced maximum number of logical channels, `8 or more` for the
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extended-capable cards) and the trailing status indicator (LCS/SW)
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**SIMtrace Analyser PWA** ([`frontend/`](frontend/)):
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- Trace view with Map/List modes — proactive, TERMINAL RESPONSE, ENVELOPE
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and AUTH commands get distinctive styling in map view
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- Sessions with deep links (`#session=N`), PCAP import (`.pcap/.pcapng/.cap`),
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COMPRION trace import (the Device Manager *ISO Protocol Layer* text export),
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search and a **multi-select command filter** — pick any number of commands
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and/or the conversation presets (*Proactive sessions*: FETCH, TERMINAL
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PROFILE and every command answered with SW 91xx; *File operations*: SELECT,
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READ/UPDATE BINARY and READ/UPDATE RECORD, with the GET RESPONSE carrying a
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selected command's data)
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- Installable PWA, dark theme, English/Russian UI
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## Prerequisites
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- **Python 3.9+**
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@@ -94,22 +27,17 @@ GSMTAP into this analyser.
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No other dependencies. PCAP, GSMTAP, and hex dump output use only Python stdlib.
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## Install
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## Quick start
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There are two ways to get the analyser: install a release artifact (no git
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history), or clone the repository for development. Both bundle the same PWA.
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Three ways to get it running; all of them serve the same PWA at
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http://127.0.0.1:8081/.
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### From a release (no git history)
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### 1. Wheel (pip)
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Everything is on the
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[latest release](https://github.com/anttro/simtrace-analyser/releases/latest).
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**Wheel** (the PWA is inside the package):
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The wheel bundles the PWA, so the server serves the UI by itself:
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```sh
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pip install ./simtrace_analyser-2.7.13-py3-none-any.whl
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# then run (the UI is served at http://127.0.0.1:8081/):
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simtrace-analyser-server --capture gsmtap
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```
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@@ -117,31 +45,43 @@ If your system Python is externally managed (PEP 668 — common on Arch and
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Fedora), install into a virtual environment first:
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`python3 -m venv .venv && . .venv/bin/activate`.
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`pip` can also fetch the wheel straight from the release page (use the version
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shown there):
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Every artifact is on the
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[latest release](https://github.com/anttro/simtrace-analyser/releases/latest).
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`pip` can fetch the wheel directly (use the version shown there), or the GitHub
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CLI can pick the latest one:
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```sh
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pip install https://github.com/anttro/simtrace-analyser/releases/download/v2.7.13/simtrace_analyser-2.7.13-py3-none-any.whl
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```
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With the GitHub CLI, download the latest wheel without knowing the version:
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```sh
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# or:
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gh release download --pattern '*.whl'
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pip install ./simtrace_analyser-*.whl
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```
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**Source archive** — the *Source code (zip / tar.gz)* assets are the full tree
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without the git history: unzip, `cd` into it and use the launchers below
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(`./start.sh` on Linux/macOS, `start.bat` on Windows).
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### 2. Zip (Windows-friendly, no installer)
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**Zip (Windows-friendly, no installer)** — `simtrace-analyser-2.7.13.zip` is
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the runtime tree only (packages, PWA, launchers, docs; no tests, no git):
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download it, extract it anywhere and run `start.bat` (Windows) or
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`./start.sh` (Linux/macOS). Python 3 has to be on `PATH`; `pip install pyusb`
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is only needed for direct SIMtrace2 capture.
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Download `simtrace-analyser-2.7.13.zip` from the release page and extract it
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anywhere: it is the runtime tree (the Python packages, the PWA, the launchers
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and the docs — no tests, no git). Then run:
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### From a git clone (development)
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Windows:
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```bat
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start.bat
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```
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Linux/macOS:
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```sh
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./start.sh
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```
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Python 3 has to be on `PATH`; `pip install pyusb` is only needed for direct
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SIMtrace2 capture. The launchers accept the server's options
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(`start.bat --capture direct`, `./start.sh --capture direct --port 8080`).
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(The release's *Source code* archive is the full tree including tests; it
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works like a clone below.)
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### 3. Git clone (development)
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```sh
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git clone https://github.com/anttro/simtrace-analyser.git
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@@ -149,30 +89,42 @@ cd simtrace-analyser
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./start.sh # Linux/macOS; on Windows: start.bat
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```
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The launchers add the checkout to `PYTHONPATH` and run
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`python -m simtrace_analyser`, so no install step is needed for browsing and
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GSMTAP capture; they accept the server's options (`./start.sh --capture direct
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--port 8080`). Direct hardware capture needs **PyUSB** (`pip install pyusb`).
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To get the console scripts (`simtrace-analyser-server`, `simtrace2-pysniff`)
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install the package instead:
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The launchers put the checkout on `PYTHONPATH` and run
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`python -m simtrace_analyser`, so nothing has to be installed for browsing and
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GSMTAP capture; their options are the server's
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(`./start.sh --capture direct --port 8080`). Direct hardware capture needs
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**PyUSB** (`pip install pyusb`). To get the console scripts
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(`simtrace-analyser-server`, `simtrace2-pysniff`) install the package:
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```sh
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pip install -e .
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simtrace-analyser-server --capture gsmtap
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```
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On Windows the `.bat` launchers run the `python` command, so Python 3 has to be
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on `PATH` (check with `python --version`); direct USB capture additionally
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needs the driver swap described in [USB Device Access](#usb-device-access).
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### First run
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## Running
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Open **http://127.0.0.1:8081/** — the PWA is served by the server, so the UI
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and the API share an origin (no CORS/Private-Network-Access setup). `Ctrl+C`
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stops the server.
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- `--capture gsmtap` (default) — listen for GSMTAP-SIM on UDP 4729, e.g. from
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`simtrace2-pysniff` or `sigrok_iso7816_stream`;
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- `--capture direct` — read SIMtrace2 hardware directly (needs PyUSB; Windows
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also needs the driver swap, see [USB Device Access](#usb-device-access));
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- `--capture disabled` — only browse stored captures.
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The full runtime guide (server options, the UI views, the capture utility) is
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in [Usage](#usage) below.
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## Usage
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### Analysis server + PWA (`simtrace-analyser-server`)
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Stores captured APDU traffic in SQLite and serves it over HTTP, together with
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the bundled **SIMtrace Analyser** PWA (`frontend/` in a source checkout,
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bundled into the package on install) on the same origin. Three
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bundled into the package on install) on the same origin. The commands below
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use the console script; from a source checkout the launchers take the same
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options (`./start.sh --capture gsmtap`, `start.bat --capture gsmtap`). Three
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capture modes:
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```sh
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@@ -405,6 +357,71 @@ If installed via `pip install -e .`, use the console script directly:
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simtrace2-pysniff --format atr-time
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```
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### Utility CLI Options
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```
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python -m simtrace2_pysniff [OPTIONS]
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--format, -f FORMAT Output format (default: hex)
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hex — plain hex dump
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timestamp — TPDU lines prefixed with [HH:MM:SS.mmm]
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atr-time — TPDU lines prefixed with [SSSS.mmm] from last ATR
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--gsmtap HOST[:PORT] Send ATR/TPDU as GSMTAP over UDP (default port 4729)
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--pcap FILE Write sniffed data to PCAP file for Wireshark
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--output, -o FILE Write hex dump to file
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--no-stdout Suppress hex dump to stdout
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--vendor HEX USB vendor ID (default: 0x1d50)
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--product HEX USB product ID (default: auto-detect)
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Recovery options:
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--no-reconnect Exit on USB disconnect instead of reconnecting
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--reconnect-delay-min SEC Minimum reconnect delay (default: 1.0)
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--reconnect-delay-max SEC Maximum reconnect delay cap (default: 30.0)
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--backoff-factor N Exponential backoff multiplier (default: 1.5)
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--inactivity-timeout SEC Reconnect after N seconds of silence (default: disabled)
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```
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### Output Formats
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- **`hex`** (default): plain hex dump — `ATR: 3b 9e ...`, `TPDU: a0 a4 00 00 02 3f 00`
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- **`timestamp`**: TPDU lines prefixed with local time — `[14:32:05.123] TPDU: a0 a4 00 00 02 3f 00`
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- **`atr-time`**: TPDU lines prefixed with seconds since last ATR — `[0001.234] TPDU: a0 a4 00 00 02 3f 00`
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Non-TPDU messages (ATR, PPS, card state changes, Fi/Di) print identically in all formats.
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- **GSMTAP**: ATR and APDU messages over UDP (port 4729) to Wireshark
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- **PCAP**: ATR/TPDU messages as Ethernet/IP/UDP/GSMTAP packets, openable in Wireshark
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### Background / Daemon
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SIGHUP is automatically ignored when stdin is not a terminal (i.e. run in
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background or via a pipe). Foreground terminal sessions still respond to
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SIGHUP normally.
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To run persistently in the background with output to files:
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```sh
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nohup ./sniff-start.sh --output /tmp/sniff.log &> /tmp/sniff-err.log &
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# or
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FORMAT=timestamp nohup python -m simtrace2_pysniff --output /tmp/sniff.log &> /tmp/sniff-err.log &
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```
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### Library Usage
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```python
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from simtrace2_pysniff import SniffSession
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session = SniffSession(inactivity_timeout=30.0)
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for msg in session.iter_messages():
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print(f"{msg.type}: {msg.data.hex()}")
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```
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### Recovery
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The utility survives hardware resets, cable disconnects, and firmware hangs
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by default — it reconnects with exponential backoff (1s → 30s cap).
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Use `--inactivity-timeout` to also trigger reconnect on silent firmware hangs.
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## USB Device Access
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Required for capture from SIMtrace2 hardware (the utility and the server's
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@@ -442,70 +459,72 @@ through: `start.bat --capture direct` starts the analyser server and
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Python 3 must be on `PATH` (verify with `python --version` in a new command
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prompt).
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## Utility CLI Options
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## Components
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```
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python -m simtrace2_pysniff [OPTIONS]
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- **Analysis server + PWA** (`simtrace-analyser-server`) — stores captured
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traffic in SQLite, decodes it, and serves the PWA ([`frontend/`](frontend/))
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plus the HTTP API on a single origin. Three capture modes: a GSMTAP
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listener, direct SIMtrace2 hardware capture, or disabled (browse existing
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captures only).
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- **Capture utility** (`simtrace2-pysniff`) — captures SIMtrace2 hardware
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traffic and writes it to stdout, GSMTAP (Wireshark), or PCAP files. It is
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one GSMTAP source of several that the analyser accepts (see also
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[sigrok_iso7816_stream](https://github.com/anttro/sigrok_iso7816_stream)).
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- **PWA** ([`frontend/`](frontend/)) — trace browser with decoded APDU,
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SIM Toolkit, SMS and SCP80 OTA detail; sessions, PCAP and COMPRION trace
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import, EN/RU UI.
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--format, -f FORMAT Output format (default: hex)
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hex — plain hex dump
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timestamp — TPDU lines prefixed with [HH:MM:SS.mmm]
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atr-time — TPDU lines prefixed with [SSSS.mmm] from last ATR
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--gsmtap HOST[:PORT] Send ATR/TPDU as GSMTAP over UDP (default port 4729)
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--pcap FILE Write sniffed data to PCAP file for Wireshark
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--output, -o FILE Write hex dump to file
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--no-stdout Suppress hex dump to stdout
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--vendor HEX USB vendor ID (default: 0x1d50)
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--product HEX USB product ID (default: auto-detect)
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## Features
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Recovery options:
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--no-reconnect Exit on USB disconnect instead of reconnecting
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--reconnect-delay-min SEC Minimum reconnect delay (default: 1.0)
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--reconnect-delay-max SEC Maximum reconnect delay cap (default: 30.0)
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--backoff-factor N Exponential backoff multiplier (default: 1.5)
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--inactivity-timeout SEC Reconnect after N seconds of silence (default: disabled)
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```
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**APDU decoder** (server-side, rendered by the PWA):
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## Output Formats
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- Full APDU decode — CLA per ISO 7816-4 / ETSI coding with the **logical
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channel 0-19** (standard channels from b2-b1, the extended channels 4-19
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||||
from b4-b1 per TS 102 221 §10.3), secure messaging and command chaining,
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INS names from a spec table, SFI-aware P1/P2 for READ/UPDATE BINARY and
|
||||
record commands; MANAGE CHANNEL replies show the channel the card
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||||
assigned
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||||
- Status words — full ISO 7816-4 set plus UICC-specific values:
|
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`91XX` (proactive command pending), `62F1/F2/F3`, `63F1/F2` (more data),
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`9300` (SAT busy), `9850`, `9862–64`
|
||||
- SIM Toolkit — SAT (GSM 11.14), CAT (TS 102 223) and USAT (TS 31.111)
|
||||
proactive commands with decoded qualifiers, TERMINAL RESPONSE, ENVELOPE
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||||
(Menu Selection, Call Control, SMS-PP download…); tolerates known
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||||
non-compliant legacy-card quirks and preserves unrecognized TLVs
|
||||
- TERMINAL CAPABILITY (TS 102 221 §11.1.19) — terminal power supply
|
||||
(voltage class, maximum current, clock), extended logical channels,
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||||
additional interfaces (UICC-CLF) and eUICC device capabilities
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||||
(SGP.22/SGP.32)
|
||||
- SMS TPDU — SMS-DELIVER/SUBMIT, SCTS timestamps, UDH information elements
|
||||
- SCP80 OTA secured packets — SPI bits (ciphering, PoR requirement/mode,
|
||||
RC/CC/DS, counter), KIc/KID algorithm + key set, TAR, CNTR/PCNTR;
|
||||
Response Packet (PoR) decode on GET RESPONSE; **optional client-side
|
||||
decryption** of ciphered packets — paste the card's 3DES/AES key in the
|
||||
detail view to reveal the real CNTR and secured application data (the
|
||||
key stays in the browser, in-memory only; ciphered on-wire CNTR/PCNTR/RC
|
||||
are ciphertext and labeled as such); the secured application message is
|
||||
decoded as a stream of **C-APDUs** (SELECT, UPDATE BINARY, …) with
|
||||
full CLA/INS/P1/P2/Lc/Le breakdown — plaintext immediately, or after
|
||||
decryption for ciphered packets
|
||||
- ATR parse (clock-rate conversion, Fi/Di, T-bitmask, truncated-ATR safe)
|
||||
and FCP/FCI TLV; the historical bytes are decoded as the UICC's
|
||||
COMPACT-TLV objects (TS 102 221 §6.3.1) — card service data, the **card
|
||||
capabilities** (ISO 7816-4 §8.1.1.2.7 Table 88: the assignment methods
|
||||
and the announced maximum number of logical channels, `8 or more` for the
|
||||
extended-capable cards) and the trailing status indicator (LCS/SW)
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||||
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- **`hex`** (default): plain hex dump — `ATR: 3b 9e ...`, `TPDU: a0 a4 00 00 02 3f 00`
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- **`timestamp`**: TPDU lines prefixed with local time — `[14:32:05.123] TPDU: a0 a4 00 00 02 3f 00`
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- **`atr-time`**: TPDU lines prefixed with seconds since last ATR — `[0001.234] TPDU: a0 a4 00 00 02 3f 00`
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**SIMtrace Analyser PWA** ([`frontend/`](frontend/)):
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Non-TPDU messages (ATR, PPS, card state changes, Fi/Di) print identically in all formats.
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- **GSMTAP**: ATR and APDU messages over UDP (port 4729) to Wireshark
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- **PCAP**: ATR/TPDU messages as Ethernet/IP/UDP/GSMTAP packets, openable in Wireshark
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## Background / Daemon
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SIGHUP is automatically ignored when stdin is not a terminal (i.e. run in
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background or via a pipe). Foreground terminal sessions still respond to
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SIGHUP normally.
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To run persistently in the background with output to files:
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```sh
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nohup ./sniff-start.sh --output /tmp/sniff.log &> /tmp/sniff-err.log &
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# or
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FORMAT=timestamp nohup python -m simtrace2_pysniff --output /tmp/sniff.log &> /tmp/sniff-err.log &
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```
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## Library Usage
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```python
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from simtrace2_pysniff import SniffSession
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session = SniffSession(inactivity_timeout=30.0)
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for msg in session.iter_messages():
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print(f"{msg.type}: {msg.data.hex()}")
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```
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## Recovery
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The utility survives hardware resets, cable disconnects, and firmware hangs
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by default — it reconnects with exponential backoff (1s → 30s cap).
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Use `--inactivity-timeout` to also trigger reconnect on silent firmware hangs.
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- Trace view with Map/List modes — proactive, TERMINAL RESPONSE, ENVELOPE
|
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and AUTH commands get distinctive styling in map view
|
||||
- Sessions with deep links (`#session=N`), PCAP import (`.pcap/.pcapng/.cap`),
|
||||
COMPRION trace import (the Device Manager *ISO Protocol Layer* text export),
|
||||
search and a **multi-select command filter** — pick any number of commands
|
||||
and/or the conversation presets (*Proactive sessions*: FETCH, TERMINAL
|
||||
PROFILE and every command answered with SW 91xx; *File operations*: SELECT,
|
||||
READ/UPDATE BINARY and READ/UPDATE RECORD, with the GET RESPONSE carrying a
|
||||
selected command's data)
|
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- Installable PWA, dark theme, English/Russian UI
|
||||
|
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## Related
|
||||
|
||||
|
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