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=== User-defined Algorithm Calculate 2  ===
=== User-Defined Algorithm Calculate 2  ===


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UniKey API Reference

A WORD is defined to be a 16-bit unsigned integer, while a DWORD is a 32-bit unsigned integer. These should be defined as types of that size regardless of platform.

Find a UniKey dongle

API Prototype

long UniKey_Find(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pSetting1, DWORD* pSetting2);

Description

Check if a specific UniKey is attached to the USB port. This is the first API used to start a UniKey session.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [out] Dongle handle
*pSetting1 [in] Working mode (UniKey PRO only), useless for UniKey STD
[out] Hardware ID
*pSetting2 [in] Access mode (UniKey PRO only), useless for UniKey STD
[out] Number of dongles attached, useless for UniKey STD

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NOT_FOUND 200 No UniKey dongle


Find the Next UniKey dongle

API Prototype

long UniKey_Find_Next(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pSetting1, DWORD* pSetting2);

Description

Check if another UniKey is attached to the USB port.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [out] Dongle handle
*pSetting1 [in] Working Mode (UniKey PRO only), useless for UniKey STD
[out] Hardware ID
*pSetting2 [in] Access Mode (UniKey PRO only), useless for UniKey STD
[out] Number of dongles attached , useless for UniKey STD

Return values

Result Value Meaning
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NOMORE 214 No more dongles found
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_FIND 215 Find needs to be called before Find_Next


Log on to UniKey Dongle

API Prototype

long UniKey_User_Logon(WORD* pHandle, WORD* pPassword1, WORD* pPassword2);

For UniKey Drive, the API Prototype is

UniKey_User_Logon(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pPassword1, DWORD* pPassword2);

Description

Log in to a UniKey dongle with specified passwords. This API should be called in the commercial software in order to improve security.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pPassword1 [in] Password 1
*pPassword2 [in] Password 2
*pHandle [out] Dongle handle

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NOT_FOUND 200 No UniKey dongle
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_PASSWORD 201 Found UniKey dongle, but basic passwords (password 1 and 2) are incorrect
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_PASSWORD_OR_ID 202 Wrong password or UniKey HID


Log on to UniKey Dongle in vendor mode

API Prototype

long UniKey_Vender_Logon(WORD* pHandle, WORD* pPassword1, WORD* pPassword2, WORD* pPassword3, WORD* pPassword4);

For UniKey Drive, the API Prototype is

UniKey_Vender_Logon(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pPassword1, DWORD* pPassword2, DWORD* pPassword3, DWORD* pPassword4);

Description

Log in to a UniKey dongle in vendor mode with specified passwords. This API helps software vendors to log in to the UniKey dongle in vendor mode, and get full permissions to the UniKey dongle.



We do NOT advise you to enclose this API in the final released software. This API is only for software vendor’s usage.




If password 3 or 4 is wrong, while password 1 and 2 is correct, the dongle is then logged on in user mode automatically.



Parameters

Parameter Description
*pPassword1 [in] Password 1
*pPassword2 [in] Password 2
*pPassword3 [in] Password 3
*pPassword4 [in] Password 4
*pHandle [out] Dongle handle

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NOT_FOUND 200 No UniKey dongle
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_PASSWORD 201 Found UniKey dongle, but basic passwords (password 1 and 2) are incorrect
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_PASSWORD_OR_ID 202 Wrong password or UniKey HID


Log off the UniKey dongle

API Prototype

long UniKey_Logoff(WORD* pHandle);

Description

Log off a UniKey dongle with a specific handle; this API should be called at the end of a UniKey session.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NOT_FOUND 200 No UniKey dongle
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running


Get the UniKey Dongle's Type

API Prototype

long UniKey_Get_Type(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* type);

Description

UniKey_Get_Type can help you get the type of the UniKey dongle.
This functions return value will help to indicate the type of the UniKey dongle.

Type Code
UNIKEY_TYPE_TIME 101
UNIKEY_TYPE_PRO 102
UNIKEY_TYPE_STD 103

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*type [out] The value indicating the type of your UniKey dongle

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_GET_TYPE 256 UniKey Get Type Error


Read UniKey dongle memory

API Prototype

long UniKey_Read_Memory(WORD* pHandle, WORD* pStartAddress, WORD* pBufferLength, BYTE* pBuffer);

Description

Read the contents of memory; this API needs to be called after logging in to a UniKey dongle.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pStartAddress [in] Offset of Memory
*pBufferLenght [in] Number of bytes to read
pBbuffer [out] Pointer to the buffer containing the data to be read

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_ADDR_OR_SIZE 204 Read/Write address is incorrect or invalid length
ERROR_UNIKEY_READ_MEMORY 207 Read Error
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running


Write to UniKey dongle memory

API Prototype

long UniKey_Write_Memory(WORD* pHandle, WORD* pStartAddress, WORD* pBufferLength, BYTE* pBuffer);

Description

Write data into memory; this API needs to be called after logging on to a UniKey dongle.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*handle*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pStartAddress [in] Offset of the memory
*pBufferLength [in] Number of bytes to write
pBbuffer [in] Pointer to the buffer containing the data to be written

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_ADDR_OR_SIZE 204 Read/Write address is incorrect or invalid length
ERROR_UNIKEY_WRITE_MEMORY 207 Write Error
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_VERIFY_ADV_PASSWORD 223 Advanced passwords (password 3 and 4) not verified



To write the last 2k memory (for 2048 – 4096), you need to verify all 4 passwords (vendor mode) to obtain the requisite permission.




UniKey_Read_Memory and UniKey_Write_Memory provide basic reading and writing functions to the dongle. You can store general information via such functions. And various levels of security can be applied too.



Generate a Random Number

API Prototype

long UniKey_Random(WORD* pHandle, WORD* pReturn1, WORD* pReturn2, WORD* pReturn3, WORD* pReturn4);

Description

Generates random numbers from the dongle.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pReturn1 [out] Random number
*pReturn2 [out] Random number
*pReturn3 [out] Random number
*pReturn4 [out] Random number

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_RANDOM 209 Random number error
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running



UNIKEY_RANDOM is to generate a random number inside the dongle. The UniKey dongle computation engine generates the number and the hardware of the dongle is the seed for the random number.



Generate Seed Code Return Values

API Prototype

long UniKey_Seed(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pSeed, WORD* pReturn1, WORD* pReturn2, WORD* pReturn3, WORD* pReturn4);

Description

Get return codes from the input of a seed code; this API return for values which are related to pSeed and the UniKey dongle’s password.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pSeed [in] Seed code
*pReturn1 [out] Return code 1
*pReturn2 [out] Return code 2
*pReturn3 [out] Return code 3
*pReturn4 [out] Return code 4

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_SEED 210 Seed code error
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running



UniKey_Seed generate a set of seed codes; all of these seed codes are based on the password. providing another method to verify passwords and check if a dongle has been inserted. Apart from this, the seed codes can be used in other computations, for example, you can use the seed returned as a 64-bit encryption key.



Write Software ID

API Prototype

long UniKey_Write_SoftID(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pSoftID);

Description

Write the vendor-defined software ID.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pSoftID [in] Software ID

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_SET_SOFTID 203 Set software ID error
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running



You need to verify all 4 passwords (vendor mode) to write the software ID to the dongle.



Read Software ID

API Prototype

long UniKey_Read_SoftID(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pSoftID);

Description

Read the user-defined software ID.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pSoftID [out] Software ID

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running



UniKey_Write_SoftID and UniKey_Read_SoftID provide a means to make a soft (write-able) ID for each software. You can write different software ID for each software and call UNIKEY_READ_SOFTID to check if the software ID is correct.



Set a UniKey License module

API Prototype

long UniKey_Set_Module(WORD* pHandle, WORD* pModule, WORD* pValue, WORD* pDecrease);

Description

To write a value to a specific UniKey license module and set the Decrement attribute.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pModule [in] License module number
*pValue [in] License module unit value
*pDecrease [in] Decrement attribute (1 = allowed, 0 = not allowed)

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_ADDR_OR_SIZE 202 Read/Write address is incorrect or invalid length
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_MODULE 216 License module error



A successful operation will result in license module unit number *pModule storing value *pValue, and the Decrement attribute set to "0" or "1".




You need to verify 4 passwords (vendor mode) to set a module value successfully.



Get a UniKey License module

API Prototype

long UniKey_Get_Module(WORD* pHandle, WORD* pModule, WORD* pValue);

Description

Get a value from a specific UniKey license module.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pModule [in] Module Number
*pValue [out] Return the value in module

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_ADDR_OR_SIZE 202 Read/Write address is incorrect or invalid length
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_MODULE 216 License module error



You need to verify 2 passwords (user mode) to get a module value successfully.



Check a UniKey License module

API Prototype

long UniKey_Check_Module(WORD* pHandle, WORD* pModule, WORD* pValue, WORD* pDecrease);

Description

Read the attributes of a specific UniKey license module.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pModule [in] License module number
*pValue [out] Validity (1 = license module value is not zero)
*pDecrease [out] Decrement attribute (1 = license module can be decreased)

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_ADDR_OR_SIZE 202 Read/Write address is incorrect or invalid length
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_MODULE 216 License module error



A successful operation will result in *pValue having value from Validity (1 = license module value is not zero), and *pDecrease having value from the Decrement attribute (1 = license module can be decreased). The value of a license module cannot be read directly, and it is invisible to end users.




UniKey_Set_Module and UniKey_Check_Module provide an easy way to implement software limitations. For example, if you want to set software to only be executed 3 times, you can call UniKey_Set_Module to set a license module (let us say license module 0) as 3. And, during each execution, we decrease the license module, if the license module is invalid (zero), we stop the software. Apart from this, we can implement a module-selling model with the help of license module functions. For example, the software has four function modules, A, B, C and D. And we can map the function modules to the license modules in the UniKey dongle. Let us say that function module A is mapped to license module 0, B to 1, C to 2 and D to 3. If a customer only buys function A and B, you only need to enable license module 0 and 1, and leave 2 and 3 as zero. So now only function module A and B can be executed. If the customer buys additional functions, you can use the UniKey Remote Updater tool to update the dongle as needed remotely.



Write Arithmetic

API Prototype

long UniKey_Write_Arithmetic(WORD* pHandle, WORD* pStartAddress, BYTE* pBuffer);

Description

Write user-defined mathematical algorithms.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pStartAddress [in] Offset of first instruction
*pBuffer [in] Pointer to the algorithm command string

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_ADDR_OR_SIZE 204 Read/Write address is incorrect or invalid length
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_BAD_COMMAND 217 Arithmetic instruction error
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_UNKNOWN_OPCODE 218 Arithmetic operator error
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_WRONG_BEGIN 219 Constant numbers can't be used on first arithmetic instruction
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_WRONG_END 220 Constant numbers can't be used on last arithmetic instruction
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_VALUE_OVERFLOW 221 Constant numbers > 63 will cause an overflow



A successful operation will result in a user-defined algorithm containing the algorithm command string from the buffer.




UniKey_Write_Arithmetic is called when you write a series of algorithms into the dongle. This function is only called on the software vendor side. For example, if you have a serial number generator algorithm, and you want to perform this algorithm inside the dongle, you need to call UniKey_Write_Arithmetic



User-Defined Algorithm Calculate 1

API Prototype

long UniKey_Calculate1(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pStartAddress, DWORD* pModule, WORD* pRegA, WORD* pRegB, WORD* pRegC, WORD* pRegD);

Description

Return the results of a calculation performed in the UniKey, using input provided by the developer and the CALCULATE1 function.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pStartAddress [in] Start point of calculation
*pModule [in] License module number
*p1 [in, out] Register A
*p2 [in, out] Register B
*p3 [in, out] Register C
*p4 [in, out] Register D

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_ADDR_OR_SIZE 204 Read/Write address is incorrect or invalid length
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_BAD_COMMAND 217 Arithmetic instruction error
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_UNKNOWN_OPCODE 218 Arithmetic operator error
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_WRONG_BEGIN 219 Constant numbers can't be used on first arithmetic instruction
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_WRONG_END 220 Constant numbers can't be used on last arithmetic instruction
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_VALUE_OVERFLOW 221 Constant numbers > 63 will cause an overflow



When the calculation starts, the values of other internal registers are listed in the table below.
E and F is the bytewise reversed hardware ID. For example, if the hardware is 0x12345678 (in hex), then E will be 0x7856 and F will be 0x3412.



Internal Register Description
E High-order byte of reversed hardware ID
F Low-order byte of reversed hardware ID
G Value stored in license module *pModule
H Random number



Examples:
If the internal algorithm is A = B + C, then the call result is *p1 = *p2 + *p3
The internal algorithm is A = A + G; if *p1 = 0, then you may guess the result is the license module such that *p1 = G = *pModule
Though you cannot read the content of modules directly, you can determine the content by an algorithm. If possible, it would be best to also check this content with an algorithm, and not only compare it in the program.



User-Defined Algorithm Calculate 2

API Prototype

long UniKey_Calculate2(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pStartAddress, DWORD* pSeed, WORD* pRegA, WORD* pRegB, WORD* pRegC, WORD* pRegD);

Description

Return the results of a calculation performed in the UniKey, using input provided by the developer and the CALCULATE2 function.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pStartAddress [in] Start point of calculation
*pSeed [in] Seed code (32-bit)
*p1 [in, out] Register A
*p2 [in, out] Register B
*p3 [in, out] Register C
*p4 [in, out] Register D

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_ADDR_OR_SIZE 204 Read/Write address is incorrect or invalid length
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_BAD_COMMAND 217 Arithmetic instruction error
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_UNKNOWN_OPCODE 218 Arithmetic operator error
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_WRON_GBEGIN 219 Constant numbers can't be used on first arithmetic instruction
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_WRONG_END 220 Constant numbers can't be used on last arithmetic instruction
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_VALUE_OVERFLOW 221 Constant numbers > 63 will cause an overflow



When using calculate 2, the initial values of register E, F, G and H are the return values of seed code *pSeed, to make it simple, the UniKey calls function SEED with seed code *pSeed, and writes the return values to register E, F, G and H for the next operation.



Internal Register Description
E Seed result 1
F Seed result 2
G Seed result 3
H Seed result 4


User-defined Algorithm Calculate 3

API Prototype

long UniKey_Calculate3(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pStartAddress, DWORD* pModule, WORD* pRegA, WORD* pRegB, WORD* pRegC, WORD* pRegD);

Description

Return results of a calculation performed in the UniKey, using input provided by the developer and the CALCULATE3 function.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pStartAddress [in] Start point of calculation
*pModule [in] License module number
*pRegA [in, out] Register A
*pRegB [in, out] Register B
*pRegC [in, out] Register C
*pRegD [in, out] Register D

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_ADDR_OR_SIZE 204 Read/Write address is incorrect or invalid length
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_BAD_COMMAND 217 Arithmetic instruction error
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_UNKNOWN_OPCODE 218 Arithmetic operator error
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_WRON_GBEGIN 219 Constant numbers can't be used on first arithmetic instruction
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_WRONG_END 220 Constant numbers can't be used on last arithmetic instruction
ERROR_UNIKEY_AR_VALUE_OVERFLOW 221 Constant numbers > 63 will cause an overflow



When using calculate 3, the initial values of register E, F, G and H are the content of license module *lp2 and *lp2 + 1/2/3.



Internal Register Description
E Value in license module *lp2
F Value in license module (*lp2 + 1)
G Value in license module (*lp2 + 2)
H Value in license module (*lp2 + 3)



Examples:
When calling calculation 3 with *pModule = 0, the initial values of register E, F, G and H are:
E = value of license module 0
F = value of license module 1
G = value of license module 2
F = value of license module 3
Note: The address will return to "0" when the license module address call exceeds 128. For example: Calculation 3 with *pModule = 126, the initial values of register E, F, G and H are:
E = value of license module 126
F = value of license module 127
G = value of license module 0
H = value of license module 1




UniKey_Calculate is called when you want to perform the algorithm you have written inside the UniKey dongle. For example, you have written a formula into the dongle, you can call UniKey_Calculate to perform the algorithm and get the return value of the formula.



Decrease a License Module

API Prototype

long UniKey_Module_Decrease(WORD* pHandle, WORD* pModule);

Description

Decrease the value in a specified UniKey license module by "1".

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pModule [in] License module number

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_ADDR_OR_SIZE 204 Read/Write address is incorrect or invalid length
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_MODULE 216 License module error



Please call UniKey_Check_Module to check if the license module is valid first.



Generate a New Password

API Prototype

long UniKey_Generate_New_Password(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pSeed, WORD* pPassword1, WORD* pPassword2, WORD* pPassword3, WORD* pPassword4);

Description

Generate a new password via a seed code; the mapping from the seed code to the password is a one-way function. Without the seed, you cannot generate the same password.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pSeed [in] Seed code (32-bit)
*pPassword1 [out] New password 1
*pPassword2 [out] New password 2
*pPassword3 [out] New password 3
*pPassword4 [out] New password 4

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_VERIFY_ADV_PASSWORD 223 Advanced passwords (passwords 3 and 4) not verified
ERROR_UNIKEY_GENERATE_NEW_PASSWORD 225 Error generating new password



A file recording the new seed and passwords will be created in the working path, helping the software vendor to record everything. The passwords can be distributed to ordinary developers!




  1. The dongle will automatically log off after a new set of passwords have been generated.
  2. The dongle will be fully formatted when a new password is generated.
  3. A file including the new passwords and seed will be created in the working directory.


Generate a New Encryption Key

API Prototype

long UniKey_Generate_Key(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pKeyNumber);

Description

Generate a new key in the specific key storage.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pKeyNumber [in] Key storage number

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_KEY_STORE 224 Wrong key storage number



  1. This function will delete the original key in the key storage, and generate a new key.
  2. The data encrypted by the old key cannot be decrypted by the new key.
  3. Each key is 128-bits long.


Generate a New Encryption Key via Seed

API Prototype

long UniKey_Generate_Key_Via_Seed(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pKeyNumber, WORD pSeed1, WORD pSeed2, WORD pSeed3, WORD pSeed4);

Description

Generate a new key in the specific key storage via a seed.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pKeyNumber [in] Key storage number
*pSeed1 [in] Seed 1
*pSeed2 [in] Seed 2
*pSeed3 [in] Seed 3
*pSeed4 [in] Seed 4

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_KEY_STORE 224 Wrong key storage number



  1. This function will delete the original key in the key storage, and generate a new key via seed.
  2. The data encrypted by the old key cannot be decrypted by the new key.
  3. Each key is 128-bit long.


Encrypt the Buffer with a Specific Encryption Key

API Prototype

long UniKey_Encrypt(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pBufferLength, DWORD* pKeyNumber, BYTE* pBuffer);

Description

Encrypt an amount of memory with a key. The length of data must be a multiple of 8.

Parameters

Parameter Meaning
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pBufferLength [in] Number of bytes to encrypt
*pKeyNumber [in] Key storage number
*pBuffer [in] Pointer to the data to be encrypted
[out] Pointer to the encrypted data

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_KEY_STORE 224 Wrong key storage number
ERROR_UNIKEY_ENCRYPT_FAILED 228 Could not encrypt data



This function only performs an encryption operation, no compression functions are involved.



Decrypt the Buffer with a Specific Encryption Key

API Prototype

long UniKey_Decrypt(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pBufferLength, DWORD* pKeyNumber, BYTE* pBuffer);

Description

Encrypt an amount of memory with a key. The length of data must be a multiple of 8.

Parameters

Parameter Meaning
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pBufferLength [in] Number of bytes to encrypt
*pKeyNumber [in] Key storage number
*pBuffer [in] Pointer to the data to be decrypted
[out] Pointer to the decrypted data

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_KEY_STORE 224 Wrong key storage number
ERROR_UNIKEY_DECRYPT_FAILED 229 Could not decrypt data



Please use the key that was used to encrypt the data to decrypt the data, otherwise you cannot properly decrypt the data.




UniKey_Encrypt and UniKey_Decrypt offer a basic 128-bit encryption/decryption operation based on UniKey’s hardware. You can call these functions when an encryption or decryption operation is needed. For better security, you can encrypt a credential before saving it into the UniKey’s memory.



Make an MD5 Digest for Certain Content

API Prototype

long UniKey_MD5(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pBufferLength, DWORD* pType, BYTE* pBuffer);

Description

Make an MD5 digest of content or data.

Parameters

Parameter Meaning
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pBufferLength [in] Number of bytes to MD5
*pBuffer [in] Pointer to the data to be digested
[out] Pointer to the digested data

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running


Read UpdateTag

API Prototype

long UniKey_Read_UpdateTag(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pUpdateTag);

Description

Read UpdateTag from a specific dongle

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pUpdateTag [out] UpdateTag

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_READ_UPDATETAG 226 Read UpdateTag error


Write UpdateTag

API Prototype

long UniKey_Write_UpdateTag(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pUpdateTag);

Description

Write UpdateTag into a specific dongle.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pUpdateTag [in] UpdateTag

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_WRITE_UPDATETAG 227 Write UpdateTag error



UniKey_Read_UpdateTag APIs give software vendors an easy method to identify if the UniKey dongle needs to be updated. When distributing software, software vendors may use the UpdateTag as an ID which shows if the dongle needs to be updated or has been updated. You can also use this tag as a tracking ID for each update.



Get UniKey Library Version

API Prototype

long UniKey_Get_Version(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pVersion);

Description

Get the current UniKey library version.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pVersion [out] UniKey library version


UniKey Time API Reference

Get UniKey Time

API Prototype

long UniKey_Get_Time(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pYear, DWORD* pMonth, WORD* pDay, WORD* pHour, WORD* pMinute, WORD* pSecond);

Description

Get the time from the UniKey Time’s real-time clock.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pYear [out] Year (input or output is 10, which refers to 2010)
*pMonth [out] Month
*pDay [out] Day
*pHour [out] Hour
*pMinute [out] Minute
*pSecond [out] Second

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_READ_TIME 230 Get UniKey time error



Calling UniKey_Check_Time can check if the dongle is a UniKey Time model. If ERROR_UNIKEY_READ_TIME is returned, then the dongle is not a UniKey Time.



Set UniKey Time

API Prototype

long UniKey_Set_Time(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pYear, DWORD* pMonth, WORD* pDay, WORD* pHour, WORD* pMinute, WORD* pSecond);

Description

Set the time on the UniKey Time’s clock.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pYear [in] Year (input or output is 10, which refers to 2010)
*pMonth [in] Month
*pDay [in] Day
*pHour [in] Hour
*pMinute [in] Minute
*pSecond [in] Second

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_READ_TIME 230 Get UniKey time error



You need to verify all 4 passwords (vendor mode) to set the time of the UniKey Time's internal clock.




Set UniKey Time by Host’s Clock

API Prototype

long UniKey_Set_Time_Now(WORD* pHandle);

Description

Set the time of the UniKey Time’s real-time clock to the host computer’s clock.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_WRITE_TIME 231 Set UniKey time error


Erase Real Time Module

API Prototype

long UniKey_Erase_Time_Module(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pModule);

Description

Erase/Reset a real-time module, and all the information in the module will be erased including start, and end or duration.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pModule [in] Real-time module number (0-15)

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_WRITE_TIME 231 Set UniKey time error



You need to verify all 4 passwords (vendor mode) to reset a module. If a real-time module’s write-once flag is enabled, only the first START_TIME call works. Successive START_TIME calls will return an error until this module is reset.



Set a Real Time Module’s Start Time

API Prototype

long UniKey_Set_Time_Module_Start_Time(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pModule, WORD* pYear, WORD* pMonth, WORD* pDay, WORD* pHour);

Description

Set a real-time module’s start time.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pModule [in] Real-time module number (0-15)
*pYear [in] Year (input or output is 10, which refers to 2010)
*pMonth [in] Month
*pDay [in] Day
*pHour [in] Hour

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_WRITE_TIME_MODULE 231 Set UniKey time error
ERROR_UNIKEY_TIME_MODULE_NOT_NULL 234 The real-time module is not null, this error is returned when the 'write once' flag is set



The write-once flag is very useful for setting the start for a real-time module. If the write-once flag is set, only the first START_TIME call can set the start time for a module; all successive START_TIME calls will not work and return an ERROR_UNIKEY_TIME_MODULE_NOT_NULL. Software vendors may use this flag when the start for a module is not clear.



Set a Real Time Module’s Start Time by the UniKey's Internal Clock

API Prototype

long UniKey_Set_Time_Module_Start_Time_Now(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pModule);

Description

Set a real-time module’s start time as the current time in the UniKey's internal clock.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pModule [in] Real-time module number (0-15)

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_WRITE_TIME_MODULE 231 Set UniKey time error
ERROR_UNIKEY_TIME_MODULE_NOT_NULL 234 The real-time module is not null, this error is returned when the 'write once' flag is set


Set a Real Time Module’s Start Time by Host’s Clock

API Prototype

long UniKey_Set_Time_Module_Start_Time_Now_PC(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pModule);

Description

Set a real time module’s start time as the current time of the host computer.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pHandle [in] Real-time module number (0-15)

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_WRITE_TIME_MODULE 231 Set UniKey time error
ERROR_UNIKEY_TIME_MODULE_NOT_NULL 234 The real-time module is not null, this error is returned when the 'write once' flag is set


Set a Real Time Module’s End Time

API Prototype

long UniKey_Set_Time_Module_End_Time(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pModule, WORD* pYear, WORD* pMonth, WORD* pDay, WORD* pHour);

Description

Set a real-time module’s end time.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pHandle [in] Real-time module number (0-15)
*pYear [in] Year (input or output is 10, which refers to 2010)
*pMonth [in] Month
*pDay [in] Day
*pHour [in] Hour

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_WRITE_TIME_MODULE 231 Set UniKey time error


Set a Real Time Module’s Duration

API Prototype

long UniKey_Set_Time_Module_Duration(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pModule, DWORD* pDay, WORD* pHour);

Description

Set the duration for a specific real-time module. The total duration is (*pDay) * 24 + (*pHour) in hours.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pModule [in] Real-time module number (0-15)
*pDay [in] Number of days
*pHour [in] Number of hours

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_WRITE_TIME_MODULE 231 Set UniKey time error



You need to verify all 4 passwords (vendor mode) to set the duration for a real-time module.



Check a UniKey Time License module

API Prototype

long UniKey_Check_Time_Module(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pModule, DWORD* pRemainDays, WORD* pYear, WORD* pMonth, WORD* pDay, WORD* pHour);

Description

Read the attributes of a specific UniKey Time license module.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pModule [in] License module Number
*pRemainDays [out] Days remaining
*pYear [in] Year (input or output is 10, which refers to 2010)
*pMonth [in] Month
*pDay [in] Day
*pHour [in] Hour

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_ADDR_OR_SIZE 204 Read/Write address is incorrect or invalid length
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_MODULE 216 License module error



A successful operation will result in *pValue having value from the validity of a license module (1 = license module value is not zero).

The value of a license module cannot be read out directly and it is invisible to end users.



Check a UniKey Time License Module Now

API Prototype

long UniKey_Check_Time_Module_Now(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pModule, DWORD* pRemainDays, WORD* pRemainHours);

Description

Read the attributes of a specific UniKey Time license module Now.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pModule [in] License module number
*pRemainDays [out] Days remaining
*pRemainHours [out] Hours remaining

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_ADDR_OR_SIZE 204 Read/Write address is incorrect or invalid length
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_MODULE 216 License module error



A successful operation will result in *pValue having value from the validity (1 = license module value is not zero).

The value of a license module cannot be read out directly and it is invisible to end users.



Check a UniKey Time License Module Now PC

API Prototype

long UniKey_Check_Time_Module_Now_PC(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pModule, DWORD* pRemainDays, WORD* pRemainHours);

Description

Read the attributes of a specific UniKey Time license module Now PC.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Dongle handle
*pModule [in] License module number
*pRemainDays [out] Days remaining
*pRemainHours [out] Hours remaining

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_ADDR_OR_SIZE 204 Read/Write address is incorrect or invalid length
ERROR_UNIKEY_NEED_OPEN 212 Need to log on to a dongle before running
ERROR_UNIKEY_MODULE 216 License module error



A successful operation will result in *pValue having value from the validity (1 = license module value is not zero).

The value of a license module cannot be read out directly and it is invisible to end users.



UniKey Drive API Reference

Initialize File System

API Prototype

long UniKey_FS_Init(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* PW1, DWORD* PW2, DWORD* PW3, DWORD* PW4);

Description

The user needs to call this function to initialize the file system before calling other file system related functions. The default password of the file system is "12345678", without quotations.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*PW1 [in] Password 1
*PW2 [in] Password 2
*PW3 [in] Password 3
*PW4 [in] Password 4

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_PASSWORD_OR_ID 202 Wrong password or UniKey HID


Format the File System

API Prototype

long UniKey_FS_Format(WORD* pHandle);

Description

Format the file system.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_FS_FILE_EXIST 245 File already exists



Note: The user needs to initialize the file system successfully before calling other file system related functions.



Create Files

API Prototype

long UniKey_FS_CreateFile(WORD* pHandle, BYTE* filename);

Description

Create files.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*filename [in/out] Input/Output file name



Note: a single backslash ("\") should be added before the name of the file.



Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_FS_FILE_NAME 240 Wrong or invalid filename
ERROR_UNIKEY_FS_FILE_EXIST 245 File already exists
ERROR_UNIKEY_FS_ERR_SYS_UNINIT 246 The file system is not initialized


Delete Files

API Prototype

long UniKey_FS_DeleteFile(WORD* pHandle, BYTE* filename);

Description

Delete files.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*filename [in/out] Input/Output file name

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_FS_NO_FILE 241 No such filename
ERROR_UNIKEY_FS_ERR_SYS_UNINIT 246 The file system is not initialized


Open Files

API Prototype

long UniKey_FS_File_Open(WORD* pHandle, BYTE* filename);

Description

Open files.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*filename [in] Input/Output file name

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_FS_NO_FILE 241 No such filename


Get System Space

API Prototype

long UniKey_FS_Get_Free_Size(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* usedsize, DWORD* freesize);

Description

Get occupied and free system space.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*usedsize [out] System memory that is in use
*freesize [out] Free system memory

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success


Modify File Data

API Prototype

long UniKey_FS_File_Modify_Data(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* offset, DWORD* len, BYTE* buffer);

Description

Modify file data.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*offset [in] Address to be modified
*len [in] Length of data to be modified
*buffer [in] Modified data

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_FS_FILE_OFFSET 242 File offset error
ERROR_UNIKEY_FS_ERR_OPEN_FILE 247 Failed to open file


Append Data to the End-Of-File

API Prototype

long UniKey_FS_File_Append_Data(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* len, BYTE* buffer);

Description

Append data to the end-of-file.

Parameters

Parameter Meaning
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*len [in] The length of the data to be appended
*buffer [in] Data to append

Return values

Result Value Meaning
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_FS_NO_MEMORY 244 Not enough free memory


Read File Data

API Prototype

longUniKey_FS_File_Read_Data(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* offset, DWORD* len, BYTE* buffer);

Description

Read file data.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*offset [in] Read address
*len [in] Length of data to be read
*buffer [out] Read data

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_FS_FILE_OFFSET 242 File offset error
ERROR_UNIKEY_FS_ERR_OPEN_FILE 247 Failed to open file


Close Files

API Prototype

long UniKey_FS_File_Close(WORD* pHandle, BYTE* filename);

Description

Close files.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*filename [in] Filename

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success


Get File List

API Prototype

long UniKey_FS_File_Get_List(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* filecount, BYTE* filelist);

Description

Get list of files on the UniKey Drive.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*filecount [out] The number of files
*filelist [out] File list

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success


Get File Size

API Prototype

long UniKey_FS_File_Get_Size(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* filesize);

Description

Get the file size.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*filesize [out] The size of the file

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success


User Reset File System Password

API Prototype

long UniKey_FS_Set_Password(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* PW1, DWORD* PW2, DWORD* PW3, DWORD* PW4);

Description

Allows a user to reset the file system password.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*PW1 [in] Password 1
*PW2 [in] Password 2
*PW3 [in] Password 3
*PW4 [in] Password 4

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_GENERATE_NEW_PASSWORD 225 Error generating new password



A password reset can only be successfully done after initializing the file system.



Generate RSA Key

API Prototype

long UniKey_RSA_Generate_Key(WORD* pHandle, WORD* KeyIndex);

Description

UniKey Drive has encryption and decryption modules with 1024-bit RSA keys. Calling this function can generate a 1024-bit RSA key.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*KeyIndex [out] Return the handle generated key

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_KEY_INDEX 239 The handle of the key is invalid


Generate a DES Key

API Prototype

long UniKey_DES_Generate_Key(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* KeyIndex);

Description

Calling this function can generate a DES key.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*KeyIndex [out] Return the handle generated key

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_KEY_INDEX 239 The handle of the key is invalid


RSA Get Number of Generated Keys

API Prototype

long UniKey_RSA_Get_Key_Counts(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* KeyIndexs);

Description

Get the number of RSA keys that are generated.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*KeyIndex [out] Key count

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_KEY_INDEX 239 The handle of the key is invalid


DES Get Number of Generated Keys

API Prototype

long UniKey_DES_Get_Key_Counts(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* KeyIndexs);

Description

Get the number of DES keys that are generated.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*KeyIndex [out] Key count

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_KEY_INDEX 239 The handle of the key is invalid


RSA Encryption

API Prototype

long UniKey_RSA_Encrypt(WORD* pHandle, WORD* KeyIndex, DWORD* Encrypt_Len, BYTE* Buffer);

Description

Encrypt data using RSA.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*KeyIndex [in] Encrypt and decrypt using the key handle
*Encrypt_Len [in] Data length to be encrypted
*Buffer [in/out] Input plain text and output encrypted text

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_ENCRYPT_FAILED 228 Could not encrypt data


RSA Decryption

API Prototype

long UniKey_RSA_Decrypt(WORD* pHandle, WORD* KeyIndex, DWORD* Decrypt_Len, BYTE* Buffer);

Description

Decrypt data using RSA.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in]Device handle
*KeyIndex [in] Encrypt and decrypt using the key handle
*Decrypt_Len [in] Length of data to be decrypted
*Buffer [in/out] Input encrypted text and output plain text.

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_DECRYPT_FAILED 229 Could not decrypt data
ERROR_UNIKEY_KEY_INDEX 239 The key handle is invalid


DES Encryption

API Prototype

long UniKey_DES1_Encrypt(WORD* pHandle, WORD* EncryptMode, WORD* KeyIndex, DWORD* Len, BYTE* Buffer);

long UniKey_DES2_Encrypt(WORD* pHandle, WORD* EncryptMode, WORD* KeyIndex, DWORD* Len, BYTE* Buffer);

long UniKey_DES3_Encrypt(WORD* pHandle, WORD* EncryptMode, WORD* KeyIndex, DWORD* Len, BYTE* Buffer);

Description

Encrypt data using DES.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*EncryptMode [in] Block cipher mode of operation
*KeyIndex [in] Encrypt and decrypt using the key handle
*Len [in] Length of data to be encrypted
*Buffer [in/out] Input plain text and output encrypted text.

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_ENCRYPT_FAILED 228 Could not encrypt data
ERROR_UNIKEY_KEY_INDEX 239 The key handle is invalid


DES Decryption

API Prototype

long UniKey_DES1_Decrypt(WORD* pHandle, WORD* DecryptMode, WORD* KeyIndex, DWORD *Len, BYTE* Buffer);

long UniKey_DES2_Decrypt(WORD* pHandle, WORD* DecryptMode, WORD* KeyIndex, DWORD *Len, BYTE* Buffer);

long UniKey_DES3_Decrypt(WORD* pHandle, WORD* DecryptMode, WORD* KeyIndex, DWORD *Len, BYTE* Buffer);

Description

Encrypt data using DES.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*DecryptMode [in] Block cipher mode of operation
*KeyIndex [in] Encrypt and decrypt using the key handle
*Len [in] Length of data to be decrypted
*Buffer [in/out] Input encrypted text and output plain text.

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_DECRYPT_FAILED 229 Could not decrypt data
ERROR_UNIKEY_KEY_INDEX 239 The key handle is invalid


Delete RSA Key

API Prototype

long UniKey_RSA_Del_Key(WORD* pHandle, WORD* KeyIndex);

Description

Delete a RSA key.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*KeyIndex [in] The handle to be deleted

Return values

Result Value Meaning
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_KEY_INDEX 239 The handle of the key is invalid
0 > KeyIndex > 3


Delete DES Key

API Prototype

long UniKey_DES_Del_Key(WORD* pHandle, WORD* KeyIndex);

Description

Delete a DES key.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*KeyIndex [in] Key handle to be deleted

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_KEY_INDEX 239 The handle of the key is invalid
0 > KeyIndex > 14


Get User Counts

API Prototype

long UniKey_Get_UserCount(WORD* pHandle, WORD* Count);

Description

UniKey Drive can enable 32 concurrent users to log in. This function can be called to get the number of users logged in.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*Count [out] Number of users logged in

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success


Only Allow One User to Log In

API Prototype

long UniKey_Logon_Single(WORD* pHandle, DWORD* pPassword1, DWORD* pPassword2, DWORD* pPassword3, DWORD* pPassword4);

Description

After calling this function, the UniKey Drive will only allow the active user to log in, other users will not be allowed to log in.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle
*pPassword1 [in] Password 1
*pPassword2 [in] Password 2
*pPassword3 [in] Password 3
*pPassword4 [in] Password 4

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success
ERROR_UNIKEY_INVALID_PASSWORD_OR_ID 202 Wrong password or UniKey HID


Log Off the Active User

API Prototype

long UniKey_Logoff(WORD* pHandle);

Description

After calling this function, the active user will be logged out, does not affect other users’ login status.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success


Log Off all Users

API Prototype

long UniKey_Logoff_All(WORD* pHandle);

Description

After calling this function, all users will be logged off.

Parameters

Parameter Description
*pHandle [in] Device handle

Return values

Result Value Description
SUCCESS 0 Success