Cable Management

The term to describe where cables end. Blanket term

• Patch

• Drop

• Port

• Termination

How much wire should be exposed when terminating a twisted-pair cable?

• 1 inch

• Half and inch

• 1/4 of an inch

• 15 cm

The phenomena where signals traveling on one nearby wire pairs infringing on another pair is called

• Interception

• Lateral Interruption

• Crosstalk

• Signal Striation

The radius of the maximum arc which a cable can be looped without hindering data transfer is called what?

• Radius Limit

• Bend Radius

• Arc Fault

• Max Bend Limit

What is the bend radius of a twisted-pair cable?

• 3 times or greater of the cable diameter

• 8 times or greater of the cable diameter

• 42

• 4 times or greater of the cable diameter

What tool can you use to verify continuity?

• Tone tester

• Cable tester

• Signal tester

• Data verifyer

How far away should you run cables away from fluorescent lights?

• 3 meters

• 1 yard

• 1 foot

• 6 inches

This interference is caused by motors, power lines, televisions, copiers, or other sources of electrical activity.

• Static interference

• Crosstalk

• Electromagnetic interference

• Noise

What type of cable do you need to use to run above ceiling tiles or below the sub flooring?

• Plenum graded

• Industrial graded

• Residential graded

• Construction graded

Doing this can cause difficult-to-diagnose data errors.

• Miss wiring cables

• Faulty termination

• Cinching cables too tightly

• Not diagramming the network