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BICSI - INSTALLER 1 COURSE QUESTIONS
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BICSI - INSTALLER 1 COURSE QUESTIONSWhat are the 3 types of cross-connections - Answers- 1. Main cross-connect/ campus
distributor (MC/CD)
2. Intermediate cross-connect/ building distributor (IC/BD)
3. Horizontal cross-cross connect/ floor distributor (HC/FD)
What does this symbol mean: TE - Answers- Telecommunications Enclosure
What does this symbol mean: MC (CD) - Answers- Main cross-connect (campus
distributor)
What does this symbol mean: IC (BD) - Answers- Intermediate cross-connect (Building
distributor)
What does this symbol mean: HC (FD) - Answers- Horizontal cross-connect (Floor
distributor)
What does this symbol mean: EF - Answers- Entrance Facility
What does this symbol mean: TR - Answers- Telecommunications Room
What does this symbol mean: ER - Answers- Equipment Room
The 1st Step in responding to a medical emergency is to move the victim to a safe
place.
True
False - Answers- False - Survey the Scene
What Does ICT stand for? - Answers- Information and Communication Technology
Module: 8 Structured Cabling Systems
What is the maximum equipment cord length in the work area? - Answers- 5m or
(16.5ft)
Module: 8 Structured Cabling Systems
What are the benefits of SCS (Structured Cabling System) Administration? - Answers-
Operational - Simplifies moves, adds, and changes
Maintenance - Quickly locate components that have failed
,Module: 8 Structured Cabling Systems
What are the 3 Administration System requirements? - Answers- 1 - Identifiers
2 - Records
3 - Labeling
Module: 8 Structured Cabling Systems
What is an identifier? - Answers- Identifiers link a unique element to a corresponding
record
Module: 8 Structured Cabling Systems
What are the 2 types of Records and how are they used? - Answers- Basic - Paper
based or simple spreadsheet
Complex - Computer programs
Module: 8 Structured Cabling Systems
What are the 3 types of labels? - Answers- Label
Tags
Electronic Identifiers
Module: 8 Structured Cabling Systems
What three colors are typically used to identified backbone cabling? - Answers- Brown
Gray
White
Module: 8 Structured Cabling Systems
The main cross-connect (campus distributor) can be found in the __________. -
Answers- ER (Equipment Room)
Module 8: Structured Cabling Systems - Answers- Most common
Module: 8 Structured Cabling Systems
Which class of administration should be used to address the administration needs of a
single building that houses multiple telecommunications rooms (TRs)? - Answers-
Class 2
,Module 3: Transmissions
The range of human hearing is from __________.
A. 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz
B. 300 Hz to 3400 Hz
C. 50 Hz to 60 Hz - Answers- 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz
Module 2: Professionalism & Project Planning
What are the 6 elements of professionalism? - Answers- 1. Credentials and Ability to
work
2. Personal Image and Ethos
3. Interpersonal Skills
4. On-Site Activities
5. Remaining Current
6. Support Employers and Peers
Module 9: Space Preparation
A __________ in wide cable tray should be mounted on the same walls as the
backboard.
A. 24
B. 10
C. 6
D. 12 - Answers- D. 12
Module 9: Space Preparation
A TE ( Telecommunications Enclosure ) should serve an area not greater
than__________ feet squared.
A. 46
B. 500
, C. 335
D. 3600 - Answers- D. 3600
Module 9: Space Preparation
Allow no more than __________in of conduit and bushing to extend into the room.
A. 1
B. 2
C. 4
D. 3 - Answers- D. 3
Module 9: Space Preparation
Clearance from the bottom of the access floor tile to the top of the cable tray or other
raceway shall be at least __________in to permit cable bundles and innerduct to exit
out the top of the tray without incurring damage.
A. 2
B. 3
C. 1
D. 4 - Answers- A. 2
Module 9: Space Preparation
For a framed wall application, toggle bolts may be installed at __________in spacing
around the entire perimeter of the plywood board.
A. 24
B. 12
C. 6
D. 3 - Answers- A. 24
Module 9: Space Preparation
For ICT systems a minimum of grade __________ should be used.
A. B/D
B. A/C
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