This Annex describes two examples of the global PIN state transition on a multi verification capable UICC. In Figure K.1, following global PINs and ADFs are assigned in the UICC:

• the global PIN, key reference '01', is referred to as an application PIN of ADF_A in SE (Security Environment) 01;
• the global PIN, key reference '02', is referred to as an application PIN of ADF_B in SE 01;
• the global PIN, key reference '11', is referred to as an universal PIN of both ADFs in SE 00;
• any files under MF, highlighted area, can refer to global PINs.

This clause describes global PIN state transition on a single-logical-channel scenario of the UICC illustrated in Figure K.1. The global PIN state transition contains:

• scenario on a logical channel;
• security status as PIN status and PIN verification state for PIN '11', '01' and '02';
• current ADF, DF and file;
• PIN status byte and usage qualifier for PIN '11' in PIN status DO;
• SE (Security Environment) ID.

This clause describes PIN state transition on a two-logical-channels scenario of the UICC illustrated in Figure K.1. The global PIN state transition contains:

• scenario between two logical channels;
• security status as PIN status and PIN verification state for PIN '11', '01' and '02';
• on each logical channel;
• current ADF, DF and file;
• PIN status byte and usage qualifier for PIN '11' in PIN status DO;
• SE (Security Environment) ID.