FINAL TEST Flashcards
(92 cards)
How should lighting for a telecommunications space be powered to reduce noise on the equipment circuits?
Lighting and convenience outlets (which may be used for hand tools and other service purposes) may place noise on the power circuits and should be kept electrically separate from the electronic equipment outlets. -
What are the benefits of good space design, in accordance with standards, in an SCS?
*Optimum use of building space
*Improved overall appearance of the building
*A good work environment allowing for fast and easy installation and maintenance work
*Uniform performance assessment and familiar facilities for personnel
¥Scalability to serve future standards-compliant technologies
In a single-building SCS, what transition is marked at the demarc?
If the SCS installation covers only one building, then the EF is the demarc between the provider’s ownership and the client’s ownership. EF marks the boundary where the service provider’s ownership ends and the customer’s ownership begins.
True or false: An SCS should be device dependent.
False.
SCS infrastructure is intended to serve a wide range of uses and should not be device or application dependent.
Which regulations, in the United States, govern the connection of terminal equipment to an SCS?
Part 68 of the FCC rules (47 C.F.R. Part 68).
Specific to the SCS field, the FCC covers the connection of terminal equipment to the public and private line network. It specifies that wireline telecommunications carriers must allow all TE to be connected directly to their networks, provided the TE meet certain technical criteria for preventing four proscribed harms. These harms are electrical hazards to operating company personnel, damage to network equipment, malfunction of billing equipment, and degradation of service to customers other than the user of the TE and that person’s calling and called parties. The FCC also has accepted the Universal Service Order Code (USOC) descriptions of connecting jacks used in connecting terminal equipment.
Which part of NFPA 70, the code that protects against electrical hazards, covers rules for installing optical fiber cables and raceways in an SCS?
Article 770 covers the installation of optical fiber cables used to transmit light for control, signaling and communication. Further, it contains the installation requirements for optical raceways, which contain and support the optical fiber cables.
Which topology is preferred for most structured cabling systems?
The hierarchical star is the preferred topology for large and complex SCS infrastructure.
In which type of building would you most likely find a separate EF dedicated to wireless?
This design is routinely found in hospitals and government offices.
Components within an EF consist of:
- Exterior service entrance to the building
- Cable entrance through the building wall.
- Pathways to the entrance room or space.
- Pathways that link the entrance room to the main cross-connect, to other buildings, or to wireless antennas.
True or False?
It is important for ERs to be located close to the loading dock.
True
Delivery of large equipment throughout the lifetime of an equipment room is a major factor that contributes to space planning and location requirements of the ER.
What type of entrance pathway offers aesthetic appeal and provides cable protection?
Underground pathways.
Underground pathways have an expected lifespan that typically exceeds 50 years and are still considered the best pathway system in terms of aesthetics and capacity.
True or False?
Elevator shafts can be used for backbone pathways.
False.
Elevator shafts, elevator machine rooms or curtain wall gaps are not permitted for intrabuilding backbone pathways.
Which of the following represents an inflexible horizontal pathway solution?
What is the typical average size of a work area?
It is difficult to make changes to the work area once construction has finished.
What type of work area is easily reconfigured as occupant’s needs evolve?
Which of the following is a component of the work area?
How many entrance facilities are there usually in a building?
What size equipment room (ER) would be required for 200 work areas?
What is the maximum area a TE can serve?
Telecommunications Enclosures can replace the requirement of one TR per floor.
How many telecommunications room (TR) walls should be covered with plywood?
What is the minimum clearance requirement to maintain sufficient access and working space around equipment?
When is the ideal time to plan telecommunications spaces?