Networking Quiz

Which Network Diagrams is it ?

• PAN

• LAN

• MAN

• WAN

 Which Network Diagrams is it ?

• PAN
• LAN
• MAN
• WAN

When should bandwidth limitation (BWL) be off?

• for low frequency signals

• for high frequency signals

• the start of diagnosis

• my day off

Low speed CAN has a CAN high signal wire.

• True

• False

Network cable is called..

• Extra cable.

• Ethernet Cable

• Entry Code

• Blue cable

a small hardware device that joins multiple computers together within one local area network (LAN).

• Network Switch

• Network Hub

• Router

When should a multimeter be used to evaluate the quality of network communication signals?

• When it's a misdiagnosis or comeback

• When power and ground have been verified at all modules

• When you've given up

• Never

If low speed CAN has an open circuit in one of its wires, what will happen?

• The control modules will still function normally, but have faults for single wire mode

• The control modules will only partially function, but have faults for single wire mode

• No faults will set because it's a fault-tolerant system

• No communication is possible because it's not a fault-tolerant system

If a CAN module does not have power at it's individual wiring harness connector, what will the network signal look like at that same connector?

• It will be 0V, no matter which network

• It will be approximately recessive voltage for it's type of network

• It will be a normal waveform for the type of network protocol used

• It will default to source voltage

How do high speed CAN signals differ from low speed CAN signals?

• Where am I?

• High speed CAN's CAN low signal always gets pulled high

• Low speed CAN's CAN high signal always gets pulled low

• The dominant and recessive voltage amplitudes are different