3D152 CDC URE Vol. 3

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Q.35) The red, green, and blue (RGB) outputs from the camera go to the______.
- A. encoder.
- B. decoder.
- C. multiplexer.
- D. demultiplexer.

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This quiz titled '3D152 CDC URE Vol. 3' assesses knowledge on digital multiplex systems, voice mail interfaces, and signal processing in military communications. It focuses on practical applications and system recovery processes, enhancing skills crucial for personnel in digital communications.

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Q.33) What voice mail interface allows a user's mailbox to be partitioned into a main mailbox and up to eight submailboxes?:
- A. Admin and maint interface.
- B. Voice messaging user interface forum.
- C. Meridain mail user interface.
- D. D. Mesage service interface.
Correct Answer

A. B. Voice messaging user interface forum.

Explanation

The correct answer is B. Voice messaging user interface forum. This interface allows a user's mailbox to be partitioned into a main mailbox and up to eight submailboxes. It provides a platform for users to access their voice messages and manage their mailbox settings.

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Q.32) What voice mail interface has the capability to support the temporary absence greeting (TAG) feature?
- A. Admin and maint interface.
- B. Voice messaging user interface forum.
- C. Meridain mail user interface.
- D. Mesage service interface.
Correct Answer

A. C. Meridain mail user interface.

Explanation

The correct answer is C. Meridain mail user interface. The Meridian mail user interface is capable of supporting the temporary absence greeting (TAG) feature. This feature allows users to set a temporary greeting message when they are away or unavailable.

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Q.30) What digital multiplex system (DMS)-100 database facility provides facilities for storing data modifications orders (DMO) and for retrieving them at a specified time for execution?
- A. Journal.
- B. Table control.
- C. Dump/restore.
- D. Pending order file.
Correct Answer

A. D. Pending order file.

Explanation

The DMS-100 database facility provides the ability to store data modification orders (DMOs) and retrieve them at a specified time for execution. This functionality is typically used for pending orders, which are orders that have been received but are not yet ready to be processed. The pending order file allows for efficient management and execution of these orders, ensuring that they are processed in a timely manner.

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Q.34) Why are the R-Y and B-Y signals shifted 33° counterclockwise?:
- A. To align R-Y and B-Y with their respective primary colors.
- B. To align R-Y and B-Y with their respective complementary colors.
- C. R-Y was shifted to min and B-Y was shifted to max color acuity, respectively for human vision.
- D. R-Y was shifted to max and B-Y was shifted to min color acuity, respectively for human vision.
Correct Answer

A. D. R-Y was shifted to max and B-Y was shifted to min color acuity, respectively for human vision.

Explanation

The R-Y and B-Y signals are shifted 33° counterclockwise to maximize the color acuity for human vision. This means that the R-Y signal is shifted to maximize the sensitivity to red colors, while the B-Y signal is shifted to minimize the sensitivity to blue colors. By aligning the signals in this way, the resulting image will more accurately represent the primary colors and their respective intensities, improving the overall color perception for human viewers.

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Q.31) What digital multiplex system (DMS)-100 database facility provides facilities for preserving data modifications orders (DMO) on tape or disk so that data tables can be restored if the system should fail?
- A. Journal.
- B. Table control.
- C. Dump/restore.
- D. Pending order file.
Correct Answer

A. A. Journal.

Explanation

The correct answer is A. Journal. In a DMS-100 database facility, the journal provides facilities for preserving data modifications orders (DMO) on tape or disk. This allows for the restoration of data tables in case of system failure. The journal acts as a record of all changes made to the database, ensuring data integrity and providing a backup for recovery purposes.

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3D152 CDC Ure Vol. 3

Q.35) The red, green, and blue (RGB) outputs from the camera go to the______.

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Q.33) What voice mail interface allows a user's mailbox to be partitioned into a main mailbox and up to eight submailboxes?:

Q.32) What voice mail interface has the capability to support the temporary absence greeting (TAG) feature?

Q.30) What digital multiplex system (DMS)-100 database facility provides facilities for storing data modifications orders (DMO) and for retrieving them at a specified time for execution?

Q.34) Why are the R-Y and B-Y signals shifted 33° counterclockwise?:

Q.31) What digital multiplex system (DMS)-100 database facility provides facilities for preserving data modifications orders (DMO) on tape or disk so that data tables can be restored if the system should fail?