ISSD Topic 7

____ is the ability of different systems to work together through the use of agreed standards and specifications.

• Scalability

• Interoperability

• Compatibility

• Reliability

A ____ is a switch or relay point that is not a source of power.

• dry contact

• wet contact

• serial data

• TCP/IP

____ is one of the major disadvantage of a proprietary security system.

• Adaptiveness

• Customisable

• Expense

• Interoperability

Both PSIA and ____ provide defined interoperability methods for accessing recorded video.

• Ingress Protection

• ANSI

• IEEE

• ONVIF

____ is the ability of an existing security system to allow newer devices to work with an older management software platform.

• Interoperability

• Scalability

• Reliability

• Compatibility

____ is the ability of an existing security system to expand to meet new specifications by adding extra.

• Interoperability

• Scalability

• Compatibility

• Reliability

____ data communications passes a single flow of data bits between systems.

• Parallel

• Serial

• Hybrid

• Massive

When TCP/IP integration is used, it can transmit parallel data, datebase records and fields, and ____ commands to synchronise with databases.

• SQL

• Perl

• Java

• C

____ standard system is based on a set of interfaces that allow anyone to use and communicate with any system that adheres to ther same standards.

• Open

• Close

• Proprietary

• Security

One of the challenges in integrating different proprietary systems is the ____ proposition. Users prefer different systems to be integrated to improve operation efficiency.

• technical

• value

• competitive

• standards