Targetcast Networks Site Survey Certification

The correct answer is TRUE because the statement clearly states that the tech must fill out the top portion of the survey completely without leaving any blanks. This means that every field in the top portion of the survey must be filled out by the tech, leaving no empty spaces.

To complete a site survey successfully, several items are required. A site diagram is essential to understand the layout and structure of the site. A digital camera is necessary to capture visual documentation of the site conditions. Cat5e cable is needed for network connectivity and data transfer during the survey. Therefore, all of the above items are necessary to ensure a successful site survey.

Targetcast will need the relative location of the TV's. This is needed for many reasons but the 2 most important reasons is we use this data to select the TV's that a Targetcaster will be installed on prior to the Install and for post install troubleshooting.

The correct answer is "All of The Above". Including the managers office on the As Built (Site Diagram) is important as it provides information about the location of the office. TV locations are important to include as they indicate where the TVs are placed in the site. The location and path of the Cat5e cable is crucial as it shows the wiring infrastructure. Lastly, including the location of all set top boxes is important to identify where the devices are installed.

The RF/Coax cable is commonly used to connect a television to an antenna or cable outlet. It has a screw type connector known as an F-type connector, which screws onto the terminal on the TV. This connection ensures a secure and reliable signal transmission between the TV and the source. Therefore, the statement is true.

To test the network connection at the site, you will need to enter the IP address 72.32.163.73 for testing purposes. This is because IP addresses uniquely identify devices on a network, and entering this IP address will allow you to directly test the connection to the specific device associated with that IP address. The other options provided are either domain names or different IP addresses, which may not be relevant for testing the network connection at the site.

The tech must install a Cat5e Cable for the network connection if the store's router/network equipment is not centralized to the TV's. This suggests that the TV's are not located in close proximity to the router/network equipment, so a cable is needed to establish a connection between them.

This is a Component Cable

The length of cable needed for the service loop above the Managers Office/Network Equipment is 10'.

The 3rd step in the Network Verification Steps for DHCP is "GO TO CONTROL PANEL". This means that in order to verify the network settings for DHCP, one needs to navigate to the control panel of the system. This step is essential as it allows users to access and modify the DHCP settings, ensuring that the network is properly configured for DHCP functionality.

Targetcast only requires a RJ45(8 Pin) Modular plug on each end of the cable.

The explanation for the given correct answer is that if a tech encounters a Scientific Atlanta HD box, they will indeed need to ensure that they can access the Set Up Wizard within the Set Top Box Menu. This is because the Set Up Wizard is a crucial tool for configuring and setting up the HD box properly, ensuring that it functions correctly and provides the desired features and services to the user. Therefore, it is important for the tech to be able to access and navigate the Set Up Wizard to ensure a successful installation and setup process.

Targetcast must have an As Built in Excel in case the site is remodeled or we need to update the drawing for any reason.

The tech will need to connect his laptop to the stores network as instructed via a Network Cable.

The tech will need to take a picture of the front and back of every TV.

A tech determines what channels a TV can tune in by physically changing the channels on the TV and asking the manager what channels they can tune to. This method allows the tech to directly interact with the TV's channel selection and verify the available channels with the manager's input.

The reason the survey asks if you can put the TV in Video mode by pressing the TV/Video Button or by pressing the Channel Up/Down button below channel 2 or above channel 99 is to determine if the TV can still be operated without the original TV Remote(s) in case they are lost at the site.

Targetcast will require that a tracert is run to ensure that there are no network issues along the network path.

A component cable is a cable that has a Green, Blue, and Red Video RCA Connector. This type of cable is commonly used to transmit high-quality video signals, such as those from DVD players or gaming consoles, to a display device. The Green, Blue, and Red connectors are used to carry the separate color components of the video signal, resulting in a clearer and more vibrant picture. The presence of these connectors indicates that the cable is specifically designed for transmitting video signals.

The correct answer is "Briad TGIF 1234 San Ramon, CA". This answer describes how the As-Built should be labeled by including the name of the company (Briad), the specific TGIF location (1234), and the city and state where it is located (San Ramon, CA). This labeling ensures that the As-Built is properly identified and can be easily referenced in the future.