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Paramter | Usage |
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TextOut- | This parameter shows a line of text on the screen of the signature device. The output text has to be entered directly after the TextOut- Parameter, e.g.: TextOut-Text Be careful with spaces: If you are going to use spaces you will have to place the parameters in quotation marks. "TextOut-Written text" Texts with a number of lines: You can enter a number of consecutive TextOut- parameters. The first parameter appears on the first line, the second on the second line, etc: "TextOut-this text will appear first," "TextOut-this other one will follow " Spaces: If you only handle the TextOut parameter (followed by a space) a space will appear on the pad screen. "TextOut-1. line," TextOut- "TextOut-3. line." In combination with the parameters for creating a JPEG from a signature, the startup parameters could be as follows: SimpleSigner.exe "C:\Test\Test.jpg" 250 100" "TextOut-Please sign now" |
Timeout- | If SimpleSigner is started to make a signature: This parameter indicates the number of seconds after which signing will automatically close. Should the signing not have started after the time indicated, the program will close itself. The number of seconds has to be entered after the parameter, for example: In combination with the parameters for creating a JPEG from a signature, the startup parameters could be as follows: If SimpleSigner is started to seal a document: The parameter indicates how long the notification window with Sealing succeeded or Sealing failed message should be shown. If TimeOut-0 is specified, notification window is not shown. Nevertheless, exit code and CancelLog is set correctly. Default value is 5 seconds. |
AutoSaveSig- | This parameter saves the signature automatically two seconds after signing is completed. SimpleSigner.exe "C:\Test\Test.jpg" 250 100 "AutoSaveSig-2" Note: This Parameter is not working with TCP Client (Serversonet), because TCP Client has an own Parameter for this function. You can find more Informations about this Functions in the Manual of TCP Client. |
CancelLog- | If SimpleSigner is started to make a signature: If cancelled this creates a file in the meta directory with the text "Signature cancelled". If SimpleSigner is started to seal a document: String "Sealed=true" or "Sealed=false" is written to the log file. |
Stretch | Zooms signature image to occupy the whole signature field. |
FontSize- | Specifies font size for signature device's LCD. or SimpleSigner.exe "C:\Test\Test.jpg" 250 100 "TextOut-Please sign now" "fontsize-24" |
Res- | This parameter allows you to override the signature image size and use a different value than size of signature window. By default the signature image (bmp or jpeg) is created with the same size (X1 by Y1). The res- parameter allows to create images of arbitrary size. Example: SimpleSigner.exe "signature.bmp" 200 150 res-1024x768 |
noconfirm | Hides document hash confirmation dialog |
viewpdf | View document on device before signing, actual signing started after click on green sign button on device's LCD. Sample: |
viewpdf- | View defined page of document on device before signing, actual signing started after click on green sign button on device's LCD. negative values are pages from the end, positive from beginning of document. Sample: (view page 2 from mustermann.pdf) |
signondoc | This signature mode shows the document background during the signature on the device Sample: |
foreground- | To change the background iImage for the default signmode. The format must be BMP and the Size 640x310. Sample: |
mouse | enables the Mouse as drawing device for the simplesigner. The mouse counts as Tablet PC, therefor the TabletPC Extension is required. |
winSize- | This parameter allows to configure the Windows Size of the SimpleSigner and was added for the usaged with TabletPC to increase the signing area. Sample: SimpleSigner.exe "C:\Test\Test.jpg" 250 100 winSize-500x200 |
hidegui | With this Parameter the SimpleSigner Windows is not showed anymore, only the Pad Search Dialog will be visible. Sample: SimpleSigner.exe "C:\Test\Test.jpg" 250 100 autosavesig-3 hidegui |
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rectsigl- rectsigt- rectsigr- rectsigb- | Parameters which allow the restrict the signing area were you can draw the signature
Sample: SimpleSigner.exe "C:\document.pdf" 200 200 400 350 1 0 False rectsigl-49 rectsigr-895 rectsigt-303 rectsigb-534 (defines the signature area by the duraSign Pad 10.0 to the grey area) |
Encryption Setting
StepOver Signature Pads with Firmware 7.x or higher support bigger encryption keys for the biometric and the digital signature. The Pads have at least 3 sets of encryption Keys. The First (ID=0) has keys with the length of 2048 which was the standard of the pads until 2020. The new Firmware supports biodata encryption with a key of 4096 and the digital signature (only without "noconfirm" parameter) of 3072. The default by a Pad with Firmware 7.x is the set with the highest Encryption set (ID=2), by older devices there is only 1 set which is automatically used.
Company | ID | Name | DigitalSig Keypair | Biometric Key |
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StepOver GmbH | 0 | StepOver cryptoIdv1 | 2048 | 2048 |
1 | StepOver 2048/4096 | 2048 | 4096 | |
2 | StepOver 3072/4096 | 3072 | 4096 | |
StepOver International | 0 | StepOver cryptoIdv1 | 2048 | 2048 |
1 | StepOver Int 2048/4096 | 2048 | 4096 | |
2 | StepOver Int 3072/4096 | 3072 | 4096 |
cryptoid-<ID> | Define the encryption set by the ID. Sample: SimpleSigner.exe "C:\document.pdf" 200 200 400 350 1 0 False "cryptoid-1" |
cryptoid-<Name> | Define the encryption set by the Name. Sample: SimpleSigner.exe "C:\document.pdf" 200 200 400 350 1 0 False "cryptoid-StepOver 2048/4096" |
Calculation of the PDF coordinates
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