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Chp 5 Flashcards

1
Q

Horizontal Cabling system design purpose

A

to minimize building maintenance costs over time by installing a flexible design with standardized parts and robust support for current technologies

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2
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RCDD is responsible for first planning and designing a thorough _______ system that can be used for the duration of the building’s lifetime

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pathway

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3
Q

MUTOA

A

multi-user telecom outlet assembly

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4
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CP

A

connection points

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5
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2 most critical design components for a system that can accommodate many applications/tenants

A

MUTOAs and CPs

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6
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Horizontal Cabling topology

A

star

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7
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Minimum required number of TOs per work station/work area

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2

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8
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How to determine minimum number of required TOs/work area?

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Specific to client’s application and the number of devices requiring network connectivity. Standard is 2 because 1- voice and 2- data

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9
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Min. # of TOs required when fiber is utilized for data at each work station

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2
because with current technologies, if a new tenant were to occupy the space, it is unlikely they would have fiber capable equipment, and therefore would need these TOs

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10
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3 exceptions to using physical star topology

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1- CPs and MUTOA are used in the horizontal cabling configuration
2- a TP is required to connect to under-carpet cabling
3- centralized fiber optic cabling configuration is implemented from the MC (CD) to work areas

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11
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Transmission channel in horizontal cabling consists of

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1- permanent link cabling
2- required patch, equipment, and interconnection cords
3- the connection points

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12
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Max # of connection points in transmission channel in horizontal cabling

A

4

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13
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Max # of connection points in permanent link

A

3

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14
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RJ-21 connectors have ___ pairs and can only be used with ____________

A

25,

special/factory/pre-terminated patch cords

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15
Q

Electromagnetic field topics

A

Interferance

Compatibility

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16
Q

EMC is determined by

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if a system is functional given the EMIs present. The allowable emissions and standards put in place to acheive system immunity allow EMC to have a measurement

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17
Q

EMI classifications

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Transient or continuous
Natural
Electric field/magnetic field
Intentional or unintentional
Desirable or undesirable
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18
Q

The increase in the _____ of cables has lead to the standard minimum conduit size to be 1in

A

O.D.

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19
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When work areas are divided into zones, a minimum conduit size of ____ should be ran for each zone that is in the range of 250sqft. - 600 sqft

A

2in

20
Q

Zones larger than 600 sqft. should have a minimum of a ____ conduit

A

2.5in

21
Q

Work area floor spaces are approximated to be _________________

A

60sqft to 100 sqft

22
Q

Other pathways systems include

A 
Molding
Messenger/support strand
Perimeter raceway systems
Furniture pathway systems
Over floor duct
Poke thru
23
Q

For ADA compliance, a building is considered a place of public accomodation if it

A
  • Is owned by a private entity
  • It participates in business/activities that affect commerce
  • Meets Title III guidelines in ADA act
24
Q

ADA compliance affects _____, ______, and ______ since January 26, 1993.

A

Alterations, new construction, and acheiveable removable barriers

25
Q

Minimum height of an outlet for ADA compliance

A

15in

26
Q

Teletypewriter/ text telephone symbol and volume controlled phone symbol are required to be displayed ____________

A

to direct people to the nearest TTY location at any phone bank where TTY devices do not exist AND inside of a building where a TTY DOES exist

27
Q

In newly constructed or altered buildings, ADA requires public phone banks to have at least _______ percent of devices to be equipped with volume controls.

A

25

28
Q

Universal standard for mounting height of public phone (with these assumptions: _____________________)

A

48in

credit card reader/ coin slot located near bottom of the device

29
Q

What feature(s)/part(s) of a public phone must be considered when determining mounting height?

A

Credit card reader/ coin slot

Phone handset

30
Q

Text/TTY phone types permitted by ADA

A

Integrated TTY phone with conventional public phone

Conventional Portable TTY affixed to, or inside of, telephone enclosure

31
Q

Requirements for TTY phone installation

A

1 power outlet
1 power cord
1 shelf with minimum dimensions of: 10”x10”x6” vert. clearance

32
Q

Type of phone NOT acceptable as a TTY device

A

standard personal/cell phones, as they do not support use by a wide range of ADA users

33
Q

ADA is considered to be this type of law

A

Civil Rights

34
Q

ADA compliance is enforced through these means

A

in civil court when by lawsuit

35
Q

Max. height for side reach phones

A

48in

36
Q

Max height for side reach phones located above an obstruction

A

46in

37
Q

Max height for forward reach phones

A

48in

38
Q

Max height for forward reach phones over an obstruction

A

44in

39
Q

Max allowable size of obstruction below side reach phone

A

24” wide, 34” tall

40
Q

Max allowable size of obstruction below a forward reach phone

A

20in-25in

41
Q

Three methods used for fiber optic connection to ER

A

Splice
Connector
Pull through

42
Q

Maximum cable length of MM fiber

A

300m (1000ft)

43
Q

Documents such as ______________and ___________provide additional information about cable bundle sizes and their efect on operating temperature. Standards bodies have also developed materials concerning bundle sizes, derating channel lengths, and other design and installation considerations.

A

TIA TSB-184-A

ISO/IEC TS 29125

44
Q

___________ are a cable support system and not considered a raceway.

A

Cable trays

45
Q

Cable

A

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