This RCDD Chapter 10 quiz assesses knowledge on telecommunications administration, covering topics from intelligent cabling systems to the role of connecting hardware. It evaluates understanding of IT infrastructure management, false assumptions about paper records, and specifics of telecommunications equipment.
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Visual inspection
Rub test
Scrape test
Adhesion test
All the above
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A striped tape should wrap pathways with the base color identifying them as telecommunications pathways and tracer color identifying the individual uses.
Each pathway should be assigned a unique alphanumeric identifer.
All wall or floor penetrations should be labeled.
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RFDI
RFAI
RFID
RDIF
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Telecommunications spaces
Zone Boxes (CP, horizontal connection point (HCP) and wireless)
Grounding system
Telecommunications equipment
All the above
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Class 1
Class 2
Class 3
Class 4
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Common equipment (e.g., connections to PBX, main frame computer, LAN , multiplexer
Miscellaneous (e.g., auxiliary, alarms, secutity)
Second - level backbone (e.g., termination of building backbone cable connecting ICs (BDs) to HCs (FDs)
Demarcation point (e.g., central office connections)
Horizontal cable (e.g., horizontal connections to telecommunications outlet/connectors)
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Unique, to prevent confusion with similar components
Legible and permanent enough to last the lifecycle of the component.
Lable the same color for everything
A and B
A and C
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Labeling or other means of identifying the infrastructure components and equipment.
Computer - or paper-based recordkeeping system, which tracks the location, use, and status of the infrastructure components and equipment.
An alphanumeric scheme used both in labeling and in the record system, which defines the relationship (called linkages) and allows cross- referencing of the equipment and components.
A and B
A, B, and C
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8 times, .07 blade
10 times, .08 blade
6 times, .04
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Reserved for future use (also , key telephone systems
Common equipment (e.g., connections to PBX, main frame computer, LAN , multiplexer
First - level backbone (e.g., termination of buildings backbone cable connectiong MC (CD) ot ICs (BD)
Demarcation point (e.g., central office connections
Network connections (e.g., network and auxiliary equipment
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Network connections (e.g., network and auxiliary equipment
First - level backbone (e.g., termination of buildings backbone cable connectiong MC (CD) ot ICs (BD)
Common equipment (e.g., connections to PBX, main frame computer, LAN , multiplexer
Horizontal cable (e.g., horizontal connections to telecommunications outlet/connectors)
Demarcation point (e.g., central office connections
Terminal block
Defines the individual position
Termination field or patch panel
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Termination field or patch panel.
Terminal block within a given field or patch panel
Defines the individual position
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UL standard 979
UL standard 969
UL standard 968
UL standard 70
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Common equipment (e.g., connections to PBX, main frame computer, LAN , multiplexer
Demarcation point (e.g., central office connections)
First - level backbone (e.g., termination of buildings backbone cable connectiong MC (CD) ot ICs (BD
Second - level backbone (e.g., termination of building backbone cable connecting ICs (BDs) to HCs (FDs)
Miscellaneous (e.g., auxiliary, alarms, secutity
Class 1
Class 2
Class 3
Class 4
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969
968
942
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Terminal Blocks
Termination field or patch panel
Defines the individual position
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Telecommunications main grounding Busbar (TMGB)
Telecommunications grounding busbar (TGB)
Tellecommunications bonding backbone (TBB)
Grounding electrode coductor (GEC)
Equipment bonding conductor (EBC)
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Second - level backbone (e.g., termination of building backbone cable connecting ICs (BDs) to HCs (FDs)
First - level backbone (e.g., termination of buildings backbone cable connectiong MC (CD) ot ICs (BD
Miscellaneous (e.g., auxiliary, alarms, secutity
Common equipment (e.g., connections to PBX, main frame computer, LAN , multiplexer
Demarcation point (e.g., central office connections)
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Termination field or patch panel
Defines the individual position
Terminal block within a given field or patch panel.
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Class 1
Class 3
Class 2
Class 4
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Paper-based system or general purpose spreasheet somware, or special purpose cable management software
Paper based system or general purpose spreadsheet software
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Demarcation point (e.g., central office connections
Common equipment (e.g., connections to PBX, main frame computer, LAN , multiplexer
First - level backbone (e.g., termination of buildings backbone cable connectiong MC (CD) ot ICs (BD)
Horizontal cable (e.g., horizontal connections to telecommunications outlet/connectors)
Miscellaneous (e.g., auxiliary, alarms, secutity
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Miscellaneous (e.g., auxiliary, alarms, secutity)
Campus backbone (campus cable terminations)
Common equipment (e.g., connections to PBX, main frame computer, LAN , multiplexer
Demarcation point (e.g., central office connections)
Reserved for future use (also, Key telephone systems)
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Defines the individual position
Terminal block
Termination field or patch panel
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False
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Class 1
Class 2
Class 3
Class 4
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Second - level backbone (e.g., termination of building backbone cable connecting ICs (BDs) to HCs (FDs)
Campus backbone (campus cable terminations)
Horizontal cable (e.g., horizontal connections to telecommunications outlet/connectors)
Common equipment (e.g., connections to PBX, main frame computer, LAN , multiplexer
Demarcation point (e.g., central office connections)
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Class1-Premises served by a single equipment room (ER)
Class 2-Single building or a tenant served by a single or multiple telecommunications space.
Class 3-Campus
Class 4- Multisite system
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Location of the ewuipment in the space (e.g., equipment lineup or row).
Number for each equipment bay in the row
Number of each shelf within a bay
Number for each printed circuit card slot within a shelf
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Demarcation point (e.g., central office connections)
Horizontal cable (e.g., horizontal connections to telecommunications outlet/connectors)
Common equipment (e.g., connections to PBX, main frame computer, LAN , multiplexer
Campus backbone (campus cable terminations)
Miscellaneous (e.g., auxiliary, alarms, secutity)
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