Smart Card

There are two forms of ISDN: PRI and BRI. BRI interface supports a total signaling rate of 144 kbps, which is divided up into two B or bearer channels, which run at 64 kbps, and a D or data channel, which runs at 16 kbps. The bearer channels carry the actual voice, video, or data information, and the D channel is used for signaling. PRI or primary rate interface provides the same throughput as a T1 1. 544 Mbps, has 23 B or bearer channels, which run at 64 kbps, and a D or data channel, which runs at 16 kbps.
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A passive device, field-powered device, or transponder that detects the presence of authorized personnel and grants them physical entry into a facility. The proximity device is worn or held by the authorized bearer. When they pass a proximity reader, the reader is able to determine who the bearer is and whether they have authorized access.
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A form of physical identification; generally contains a picture of the subject and/or a magnetic strip with additional information about a subject.
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Human-readable-only card IDs that usually have a photo and written information about the authorized bearer. Dumb cards are for use in environments where automated controls are infeasible or unavailable but security guards are practical.
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An ISDN service type that provides two B, or data, channels and one D, or management, channel. Each B channel offers 64 Kbps, and the D channel offers 16 Kbps. Supports a total signaling rate of 144 kbps, which is divided into two B or bearer channels running at 64 kbps, and a D or data channel runing at 16 kbps. The bearer channels carry the actual voice, video, or data information, and the D channel is used for signaling.
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