Blue Book Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
Q

How many splices are allowed in a run of coaxial video surveillance cabling
what is industry standard

A

5 max

industry standard is two

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2
Q

How do you eliminate lighting bloom

A

reposition camera or add more light in a different direction to even out lighting

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3
Q

What is the purpose of the camera lens

A

reflect light and refocus it into the camera sensor

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4
Q

what is a disadvantage of using a tinted dome

A

less light is let in

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5
Q

List some common sources of EMI

A

Florescent lights
motors
antennas
cable

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6
Q

PTZ

A

Pan-Tilt-Zoom Camera

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7
Q

What are two main methods for controlling PTZ cameras

A

digital and hardwire

keyboard and joystick

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8
Q

what is the most common voltage for full body cameras

A

24 VAC

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9
Q

what is the unit of measure for light sensitivity

A

lux or foot candle

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10
Q

What is the purpose of surge protection

A

Provide supplemental protection to CCTV equipment

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11
Q

What connector is industry standard for cctv Coax

A

BNC - Bayonet Neill–Concelman

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12
Q

ALC

A

automatic lens control - allows the camera to control auto iris lens

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13
Q

the five factors that determine the amount of recording time you will get out of your DVR/NVR are

A
Image record rate
picture size
image quality
scene activity
storage space
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14
Q

What is the most common type of BNC connector

A

compression

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15
Q

What are 4 types of BNC connectors

A

twist on
two piece crimp
three piece crimp
compression

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16
Q

what is the advantage of using a tinted dome

A

disguise the direction a camera is pointing

17
Q

when is it safe to look down a fiber optic cable

A

when it is powered down or not connected to a lazer

18
Q

What type of camera is more sensitive in low light condition

A

Black and white - more light is required to produce an accurate color image

19
Q

what is the difference between general coverage and detail coverage

A

general covers a wide area while detail has a smaller coverage but more detail

20
Q

when selecting a transformer, be sure that it has sufficient ___________ to power all devices

A

wattage: current and voltage

21
Q

BLC

A

Back Light Compensation - dim light behind target increase light of target

22
Q

List three alternate methods for video transmission

A

twisted (STP, UTP)
fiber
wireless

23
Q

what are the distance limitations for passive baluns

A

under 1000 feet

24
Q

What are advantages of using fiber optic cable

A

smaller and lighter
immune to lightning, RFI, EMI
can be in same cable tray as High voltage
no ground loop issues - electrically isolated
most secure

25
Q

what are seven common camera types

A
Full body cam
Bullet Cam
Dome Cam
Board Cam
Covert Cam
26
Q

what is the purpose of camera housing/domes

A

protect cameras from: tampering, the environment, and damage

hide the direction the camera is pointing

27
Q

list the three common sixes and distance limitations for coax cable

A

RG-59: 500 FT
RG-6: 750 FT
RG-11: 1,500 FT

28
Q

EMI

A

electromagnetic interferance

29
Q

1 candle foot equals _____ lux

A

10 lux

30
Q

AGC

A

automatic gain control - increase image sensitivity in low light situations

31
Q

how do day/night cameras work

A

switch to blk/white when less than favorable light conditions occur