1.3 Given a scenario, set up & configure accessories & ports of mobile devices Flashcards

1
Q

What connectors do headsets use?

A

3.5mm audio jack or USB/lightning

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2
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What connector do modern Android phones use?

A

USB-C

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3
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What connetor do older Android phones use?

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Micro- or Mini-B USB

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4
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What connector do most iPhones & iPads use?

A

Lightning

The latest iPads & iPhones use USB-C

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5
Q

What is one of the oldest & simplest computer interfaces?

A

Serial interfaces

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6
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What are serial interfaces often used for?

A

Programming & connectivity with some types of peripheral device

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7
Q

What is the serial software interface called?

A

UART port

UART = Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter

You do not need to know the acronym

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8
Q

How can UART interface data be transferred on android?

A

Over a USB port or via bluetooth

For bluetooth, SPP or BLE is used, which enables serial communication over Bluetooth

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9
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How can UART interface data be transferred on Apple devices?

A

Via Lightning port only if the device is enrolled in the developer program

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10
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What is a common use case for serial interfaces?

A

To connect a laptop to serial port of a managed switch/router

Since most laptops no longer have 9-pin RS-232 ports, these connections use special adapter cables that connect to a laptop’s USB or RJ45 port

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11
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Meaning of NFC?

A

Near-Field Communication

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12
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What does NFC allow?

A

Short range data transmissions

The achievable data rates are low, but the transactions involve small data exchanges.

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13
Q

Max range of NFC data transmissions?

A

20cm/8in

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14
Q

What enables mobile payments at contactless PoS machines?

A

NFC

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15
Q

How can mobile devices be configured for NFC mobile payments?

A

Entering credit card info into the device’s wallet app

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16
Q

What happens when a wallet app is used for NFC payments?

A

one-time token is sent to the merchant linked to the customer’s account for processing

Wallet apps use tokens. They dont tranmist the original credit card info

17
Q

3 major wallet apps?

A
  • Apple Pay
  • Google Pay (formerly Android Pay)
  • Samsung Pay

Some PoS readers may only support a particular type of wallet app(s)

18
Q

What else can NFC be used for besides NFC payments?

A

Configuring other types of connections

i.e. Pairing Bluetooth devices (i.e. if a phones & headset support NFC, tapping the headset will automatically negotiate a Bluetooth connection)

19
Q

Purpose of port replicators?

A

To provide a variety of ports

For devices like keyboards, monitors, network connections, mice, etc.

20
Q

Do port replicators add functionality to laptops?

A

No

21
Q

What is a docking station?

A

Sophisticated port replicator with media bay for add-in cards/drives

When docked, a laptop functions like a desktop and gains additional features, such as expansion card support.

22
Q

What do docking stations now usually refer to?

A

Port replicators

Docking stations with media bays & adapter card support are no longer common