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# IC Card

Interface Principal de CallBack: `IdCardReader`

Path: `com.lamy.peripheral.sdk.idcard.IDCardReader`

```java
/**
* Construction Method
* IDCardListener：Data callback listening interface
*/
public IdCardReader(IDCardListener IDCardListener)

/**
* Unpacking the box
* @return true:successfully
*/
public boolean openDevice()

/**
* Shut down the device
* @return true:successfully
*/
public boolean closeDevice()

/**
* Set whether to read images
*
* @param read true means to read，false means not to read
* @return int 0 means successful, others mean failed and displays error
code
*/
public int setReadPicture(boolean read)

/**
* Query whether to read images
*
* @return 1，means to read，0 means not to read, others means error code
*/
public int isReadPicture()

// callback data interface
public interface IDCardListener {
/**
* Start reading ID Card
*/
void onReadIDCardStart();

/**
5.4Door Lock, Alarm and Illuminator Module
Lock
Core interface for door lock： DoorManager
Path： com.lamy.peripheral.sdk.asi.DoorManager
* ID card read successfully
*
* @param idCard ID card information, no photos
*/
void onReadIDCardNoPhoto(IDCard idCard);

/**
* Successfully read ID card. When setting not to read images, this
method does not call back
*
* @param idCard ID card info
*/
void onReadIDCardComplete(IDCard idCard);

/**
* IC card read successfully
*
* @param icCard IC card number
*/
void onReadICCard(String icCard);

/**
* Failed to read the card.
*
* @param reason 0-Other errors; 1-Card search failed; 2-Card
selection failed; 3-Card reading failure;
*/
void onReadError(int reason);

}

```


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