3D155 Supplement EOC Flashcards
What does SIPTO guidance help to ensure?
Installation projects are accomplished safely with special emphasis on personnel and equipment safety.
Within how many inches is the first label placed on the cable from the connector and how will it be marked?
within 12 inches and will be marked ‘to’ and will indicate the bay, equipment shelf, terminal block and plug or jack to which the connector will mate
within how many inches from the first label would the second label be placed and how will it be marked?
the second market will be placed within two inches of the first and will be marked ‘from’
what is the purpose of the binder in a telecommunications cable?
to group by spiraling around a specific number of pairs that replicate in color multiple times throughout a cable
what is the color code for the ‘tip’ or ‘primary’ color groups?
white, red, black, yellow, and violet
what is the color code for the ‘ring’ or ‘secondary’ cable pairs?
blue, orange, green, brown, and slate.
what are the colors of the two pairs that are reversed in a T568B network crossover cable?
white/orange and orange; white/green and green.
why should you control the number of splices in a fiber cable?
to minimize transmission loss and to reduce the installation time and expenses generated due to splices
what are AFCQCCs?
guides used primarily by quality assurance (QA) to help determine equipment condition, maintenance quality, and maintenance management effectiveness.
why are there no ATCALS equipment AFCQCCs?
ATCALS work centers perform self inspection evaluations using the Air Traffic Systems Evaluation Program (ATSEP) checklist published in accordance with AFI 13-204, Volume 2
What are AFCSIs?
provide a means to issue inspection and servicing requirements, operational performance checks, and special maintenance instructions related to standard communications equipment for which formal TO procedures are not published. They may also provide the means to issue optional or temporary modifications on communications equipment.
What are the three main functions of grounding?
personnel safety, equipment protection, and noise reduction.
What are the four subsystems of the facility ground system?
the earth electrode subsystem, lightning protection subsystem, fault protection subsystem, and the signal reference subsystem.
what facility ground subsystem is also known as the safety ground?
the fault protection subsystem
what is bonding?
the establishment of a low-impedance path between two metal surfaces