Category: Smart Card Utility

Twocanoes is developing tools to help users of Smart Card Utility stay updated on the certificates required by certain Department of Defense (DoD) websites. Currently …

After you perform a reset on the Bluetooth reader, you may want to reconnect to a device that was previously connected to the reader. To …

To access certain Department of Defense (DoD) websites, digital certificates need to be installed on iOS for these sites to be accessed. To make this …

Log Capturing When troubleshooting a Smart Card Reader on a Mac, there may be a need to capture specific Logs. These Logs will show how …

Launching Smart Card Utility is unnecessary each time an iOS device is restarted or when authenticating with a CAC. Smart Card Utility registers an extension …

The Smart Card Utility Bluetooth Readers has the following certifications, standards and compliance: Certifications:  CE / FCC / RoHS / EMV Level 1 / LTIC …

Why you might need to clear your cache When you go to a DOD classified website, the website will ping the Safari browser for a …

CAC Manufacturers Five separate companies produce CACs for the U.S. Government. Each company uses a different language and voltage for its cards. These differences can …

Identify which version of Bluetooth Reader you have Some Smart Card Utility Bluetooth Readers require PIN pairing when first pairing with Bluetooth. If your reader …

Twocanoes Bluetooth Reader with PIN Pairing Twocanoes is introducing an alternate Bluetooth reader with additional features. We have received a lot of great feedback from …