FEITIAN R301 series contact Smart Card Reader is specially engineered to accommodate a range of smart card applications. It supports USB 2.0 full-speed interface, auto PPS(Protocol and Parameters Selection), can read/write all Class A, B and C Smart Card
operating system. Microsoft has released its implementation of the PC/SC 1.0 specifications for the Windows NT 4.0, Windows 95, and Windows 98 operating system platforms. Future releases of the Windows platform will also contain smart-card support as part of the base platform. (8 printed pages)...
Vendors and partners are very important for the success of smart card-based scenarios. Vendors provide smart cards and smart card readers, and in many cases the smart card and reader vendors are different. Reader drivers are written to the PC/SC standard version 1.0. Each smart card must have...
Using Smart card for login to a VM In an organization where users are required to login to a VM, they can join the VM to the domain and use smart cards to login. During the VM startup, when the user is prompted to enter user credentials, they can enter smart card credentials (Figure...
Smart Card Logon Requirements Before implementing a smart card logon in your enterprise, make sure your network meets the following system requirements. Required Hardware The PC/SC Workgroup has developed specifications for interoperability between readers and smart cards. Microsoft Windows 2000 supports ...
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The Smart Card Subsystem component is based on Personal Computer/Smart Card (PC/SC) consortium standards and consists of the following parts:Resource Manager Card/Reader Selection UIResource ManagerThis component manages access to readers and smart cards. To manage these resources, it performs the ...
A smart card is a small, tamperproof computer. The smart card itself contains a CPU and some non-volatile storage. In most cards, some of the storage is tamperproof while the rest is accessible to any application that can talk to the card. This capability makes it possible for the card...
The smart card helper library provides common smart card driver support routines and provides additional T=0 and T=1 protocol support to specific drivers as needed. For more information about smart cards, see the PC/SC Workgroup Web site. ...
if (cardType == A) { // Build read-file transmit buffer for card type A ... // Send the command to the card SCardTransmit( cardHandle, // PC/SC context handle pciInputPointerA, // Protocol Control Information (in) transmitBufferA, // Our read-file command transmitBufferLength,//...