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Building Automation Control Quiz

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 55mins

Name
Class
Date
1-100.
1.

What is the primary purpose of building automation control?

a)

To provide a central command for all systems and equipment

b)

To reduce the number of employees in a building

c)

To automate only the lighting systems

d)

To increase the operating and maintaining costs

2.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of building automation?

a)

Increased security

b)

Reduced operating and maintaining costs

c)

Improved environmental quality for occupants' comfort

d)

Higher energy consumption

3.

What has increased the demand for better indoor air quality, according to the text?

a)

The rise in energy costs

b)

The COVID-19 pandemic

c)

The development of smart buildings

d)

The increase in high-tech jobs

4.

What kind of job opportunities does building automation control create in the Phoenix area?

a)

Only for highly experienced professionals

b)

More than 50 job listings, some requiring only high school or vocational training

c)

Exclusively for IT managed network specialists

d)

Only for HVAC system designers

5.

What is Niagara N4 primarily used for?

a)

It is a gaming software.

b)

It is a Supervisory Control, Automation, and Data Acquisition (SCADA) software.

c)

It is a software for video editing.

d)

It is an antivirus program.

6.

Which of the following is NOT a feature of Niagara N4?

a)

Collecting and analyzing data for troubleshooting.

b)

Serving as a central console for connecting real-time operational data.

c)

Being a Java based framework to add various building components.

d)

Automating the process of software installation on personal computers.

7.

What can you see in Figure 1-1?

a)

A detailed blueprint of a building's architecture.

b)

A Trane RTU with inputs, outputs, and setpoints displayed.

c)

A graphical user interface for a video game.

d)

A flowchart for a software development process.

8.

What is the purpose of storing information at timed intervals with a timestamp signature in Niagara N4?

a)

To create a backup of the user's personal files.

b)

To enhance the gaming experience with real-time data.

c)

To analyze efficiency and troubleshoot issues in operation.

d)

To synchronize video streams in a multimedia application.

9.

What do you need to configure to connect to your Niagara JACE 8000?

a)

Bluetooth settings

b)

Internet Protocol

c)

Firewall settings

d)

Network SSID

10.

Where should you type 'Control Panel' to find the Windows Control Panel according to Figure II-1?

a)

In the Windows Search located on the taskbar

b)

In the address bar of a web browser

c)

In the command prompt

d)

In the file explorer address bar

11.

What should you click on after opening the Network and Sharing Center to change the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) settings?

a)

Device Manager

b)

Your Connection (i.e. Ethernet 5)

c)

Network Discovery

d)

Homegroup

12.

In the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties, what should you select to manually set an IP address?

a)

Obtain an IP address automatically

b)

Use the following IP address

c)

Obtain DNS server address automatically

d)

Validate settings upon exit

13.

What should the subnet mask be set to when configuring the IP address to be in the same subnet as the JACE and the same default gateway as the network switch?

a)

255.255.0.0

b)

255.255.255.0

c)

255.0.0.0

d)

255.255.255.255

14.

What is the error mentioned in the text regarding Figure II-2?

a)

Incorrect subnet mask

b)

Missing DNS server address

c)

Reference source not found

d)

Invalid IP address format

15.

What should you do if your device does not recognize the security certificate when accessing the host IP address provided?

a)

Close the web browser and restart your computer

b)

Click on 'Advanced' and then 'continue to 192.168.1.140 (unsafe)'

c)

Ignore the warning and refresh the page

d)

Contact your internet service provider

16.

What is the next step after your web browser shows a security warning when trying to access the provided host IP address?

a)

Enter your login credentials immediately

b)

Wait for the warning to disappear

c)

Click on 'Advanced' and proceed to the provided IP address

d)

Change the web browser settings to disable security warnings

17.

After dealing with the security warning, what should you see next according to the document?

a)

The homepage of your default search engine

b)

The WestMEC login screen

c)

A page to download a new web browser

d)

A message from your internet service provider

18.

What does clicking on the header at the top of the WestMEC Northeast Campus Building Automation System home page do?

a)

Log you out of the system

b)

Open a help guide

c)

Bring you back to the home page

d)

Display the site location

19.

What is the purpose of the Nav Tree in the WestMEC Northeast Campus Building Automation System?

a)

To display information about the host running on Niagara N4 JACE

b)

To help the user navigate to files and stored histories

c)

To provide hyperlinks to 'Services' and 'Summaries'

d)

To show the site location

20.

What information is displayed in the footer at the bottom of the WestMEC Northeast Campus Building Automation System home page?

a)

User login details

b)

Information about the host running on Niagara N4 JACE and the site location

c)

A list of all the files and stored histories

d)

Hyperlinks to external websites

21.

What can be found on the right side of the footer on the WestMEC Northeast Campus Building Automation System home page?

a)

The Nav Tree

b)

User account settings

c)

Hyperlinks to 'Services' and 'Summaries'

d)

A logout button

22.

What components of Niagara N4 can be viewed and configured using Services?

a)

Alarms, Users, Histories

b)

Files, Devices, Schedules

c)

Graphics, Protocols, Networks

d)

Workflows, Energy, Lighting

23.

Where can you find the User Service in the Niagara N4 system?

a)

In the Nav tree by expanding Config > Services

b)

Under the Alarms section

c)

In the Histories tab

d)

On the main dashboard

24.

How do you add a user in the UserServices page of Niagara N4?

a)

Click on 'Edit' at the top of the page

b)

Click on 'New' at the bottom of the UserServices page

c)

Select 'User' from the main menu

d)

Right-click on the UserServices page and select 'Add'

25.

What should be entered in the 'Nav File' field when creating a new user profile?

a)

The user's full name

b)

The user's email address

c)

Copy/Paste 'file:A.Home.nav'

d)

The user's phone number

26.

What is the purpose of the 'Allow Concurrent Sessions' setting?

a)

To set the user's language preference

b)

To determine if the user can log in from multiple devices simultaneously

c)

To specify the user's role

d)

To set the expiration date for the user account

27.

What does setting 'Auto Logoff Setting' to true do?

a)

Logs the user out after 15 minutes of inactivity

b)

Changes the user's password at next login

c)

Allows the user to log in from multiple devices

d)

Sets the user's language preference

28.

Is the 'Full Name' field mandatory when creating a new user profile?

a)

Yes, it is mandatory

b)

No, it is optional

c)

Yes, but only for instructors

d)

No, but it is required for students

29.

What should be done with the 'Force Reset at Next Login' setting for a new user?

a)

Set to true to allow user to change temporary password

b)

Set to false to keep the temporary password

c)

Leave as is

d)

Set to true to prevent the user from changing the password

30.

How can you access the History chart builder according to the document?

a)

By clicking on the Histories hyperlink at the top of the home page

b)

By expanding Histories > WestMEC in the Nav tree to the left

c)

By selecting 'Build' from the main menu

d)

By right-clicking on the home page and selecting 'History chart builder'

31.

What should you do after selecting the desired histories in the History chart builder view?

a)

Click on 'Save' to store the selected histories

b)

Select a time range and then click on 'Build'

c)

Refresh the page to view the history chart

d)

Email the selected histories to a specified address

32.

Where will the selected histories show on the History chart builder view?

a)

On the top

b)

On the left

c)

On the right

d)

At the bottom

33.

From where on the home page can the Weekly Schedules be accessed?

a)

By clicking on the 'Weekly Schedules' hyperlink at the top of the home page.

b)

By expanding Config > Drivers > NiagaraNetwork > Schedules.

c)

By selecting the 'Weekly Schedules' tab in the user settings.

d)

Through the main menu under the 'Schedules' section.

34.

What can be configured in the 'special events' for the Weekly Schedules?

a)

Only by day of the week.

b)

By Date, Date range or week and day.

c)

By the device outputs they control.

d)

Only by 'time-of-day' and 'day-of-week.'

35.

What happens when the Occupancy Schedule goes 'unoccupied'?

a)

The VAV units will switch to heating mode.

b)

The VAV units will maintain the current temperature.

c)

The VAV units will switch to cooling mode.

d)

The VAV units will command all to the next schedule to its unoccupied cooling and setpoints.

36.

How do you add a new event to the Weekly Schedule?

a)

By double-clicking on the time slot where the event should be added.

b)

By right-clicking on the white space in the middle and selecting add.

c)

By selecting 'Add Event' from the main menu.

d)

By dragging and dropping the event into the schedule.

37.

What does the Weekly Scheduler view provide?

a)

A monthly overview of all schedule events.

b)

A daily list of tasks to be completed.

c)

Three tabs with different views including Weekly Schedule, Special Events, and Summary.

d)

Only the summary of daily events.

38.

What does the 'Summary' tab show in the Weekly Scheduler view?

a)

A detailed description of each event.

b)

The source code of the schedule events.

c)

A summary of all schedule events for the selected day, with source.

d)

Only the special events for the selected day.

39.

How can the Backup Manager be accessed from the home page?

a)

By clicking on the Backup hyperlink at the bottom of the home page

b)

By selecting the Backup option in the main menu

c)

By typing the Backup Manager URL directly into the browser

d)

By expanding the Help section

40.

What must the target Niagara host JACE have for the BackupService to work?

a)

The latest software update installed

b)

A direct connection to the internet

c)

The backup module installed

d)

A specific browser installed on the user's PC

41.

What does the BackupService provide for configuration backups?

a)

Backup to a cloud service

b)

Backup to an external hard drive

c)

Complete configuration backups to a browsers’ PC

d)

Incremental backups only

42.

What is the default view of a station's BackupService?

a)

The BackupHistory

b)

The BackupScheduler

c)

The BackupManager

d)

The BackupSettings

43.

What happens when a backup is initiated?

a)

It performs a cloud station save first and then runs a standard station job

b)

It performs a local station save first and then runs as a standard station job

c)

It only performs a local station save

d)

It only runs a standard station job

44.

What indicates the progress and completion of a backup?

a)

An email notification is sent to the administrator

b)

A popup notification in the lower right corner

c)

The BackupManager window closes automatically

d)

A sound alert is played on the system

45.

What can be found by clicking on the Summaries hyperlinks at the bottom of the home page?

a)

Detailed reports of system errors

b)

A quick overview of units that are offline, points that are overridden, Lighting commands, Zone temperatures

c)

User account settings and preferences

d)

Historical data and graphs of system performance

46.

What should you do if you see a point in the Override Summary that should not be overridden?

a)

Ignore the point and continue with other tasks

b)

Right-click on the point and select Action > Emergency Auto, then check the Override Summary again

c)

Delete the point from the system

d)

Manually override the point with a different setting

47.

What is control logic?

a)

A type of sensor that detects environmental changes

b)

A programming that turns inputs into outputs using conditions

c)

A manual switch that controls electronic devices

d)

A device that measures temperature

48.

Which of the following is an example of a control logic condition?

a)

When a device is turned on manually

b)

When a device operates continuously without any conditions

c)

When a heater is started if the temperature is less than certain degrees

d)

When a device is turned off after a fixed time regardless of conditions

49.

What can control logic replace in terms of controls?

a)

Electronic sensors only

b)

Pneumatic and mechanical controls

c)

The need for human intervention in all cases

d)

The physical wiring between devices

50.

What is the characteristic of a 'Read Only' input in control logic?

a)

It can be modified by the user at any time

b)

It is a signal that has been changed by control logic

c)

It is the real-world signal that has not been changed by any control logic

d)

It is a default value that is used when the sensor fails

51.

What is a 'Writable' input in control logic?

a)

An input that can only be read and not written to

b)

An input that can be changed to a value different from its read value

c)

An input that is locked and cannot be changed

d)

An input that does not have a fallback value

52.

How many levels can a writable point have in Niagara as mentioned in the text?

a)

8 levels

b)

12 levels

c)

16 levels

d)

20 levels

53.

What is the purpose of a fallback value for a room temperature sensor in control logic?

a)

To increase the temperature when the sensor detects too much heat

b)

To maintain a constant temperature at all times

c)

To provide a default value in case the sensor fails

d)

To trigger an alarm when the temperature is too low

54.

Figure IV-1 shows a property sheet for a system (numeric-writable) with various writable points and a fallback exception.

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55.

What is the purpose of a 'read-only' output in the automation controls processor to the relay?

a)

It allows the output to be changed by any control logic.

b)

It serves as a fallback if the automation or other logic fails.

c)

It is the only signal going to the controlled device and cannot be changed by control logic.

d)

It allows the automation controller to write to the controlled device at any time.

56.

How many levels of writability are there for a point in Niagara, and what is the default level for a fan motor to fallback to if the automation or other logic fails?

a)

16 levels, default fallback level is 9

b)

10 levels, default fallback level is 5

c)

16 levels, default fallback level is 5

d)

10 levels, default fallback level is 9

57.

Which level is reserved for the Niagara N4 logic and still be ignored when the automation controller needs the command and output level?

a)

Level 9

b)

Level 10-16

c)

Level 8

d)

Level 2-7

58.

What is the highest priority to write to in the 'Emergency Override' level for Niagara N4?

a)

Level 9

b)

Level 10-16

c)

Level 1

d)

Level 2-7

59.

What is the highest level override according to the document?

a)

Emergency Override

b)

Niagara N4 user override

c)

Level 2-7 overrides

d)

Occupancy schedule override

60.

At what level can an occupancy schedule turn something on in the Niagara N4 logic?

a)

Level 8

b)

Level 12

c)

Level 14

d)

Level 16

61.

What can the Niagara N4 writable variables be used for besides occupancy scheduling?

a)

To set a temperature set point low limit

b)

To override the Emergency Override

c)

To change the logic output for Niagara N4 user

d)

To permanently turn off the system

62.

What action can be taken using the override right-click menu shown in Figure IV-3?

a)

Set a new temperature

b)

Activate or deactivate an emergency override

c)

Change user access levels

d)

Schedule a maintenance check

63.

What happens to the value after the set time duration ends when an override duration is applied?

a)

The value remains overridden permanently.

b)

The value goes back to its previous state.

c)

The value is deleted.

d)

The value becomes inactive.

64.

How can you clear an override to release it back to its fallback value?

a)

Right-click and select 'Delete'.

b)

Right-click and select 'Auto'.

c)

Double-click on the value.

d)

Left-click and select 'Override'.

65.

If you had the value overridden to 'Active' and you select 'Inactive', what will be the state of the value?

a)

The value will be released to its fallback state.

b)

The value will be deleted.

c)

The value will still be overridden.

d)

The value will become 'Auto'.

66.

What is the priority level of an emergency override compared to other overrides, logic control, or automation?

a)

Lower priority

b)

Same priority

c)

No priority

d)

Higher priority

67.

How can you make an emergency override active?

a)

By right-clicking on an input or output and selecting 'Emergency Active'

b)

By left-clicking on an input or output and selecting 'Emergency Active'

c)

By double-clicking on the automation control and selecting 'Emergency Override'

d)

By pressing a dedicated 'Emergency' button on the keyboard

68.

What happens when you select 'Emergency Inactive'?

a)

The emergency override is deleted

b)

The emergency override is permanently activated

c)

The value remains overridden until released

d)

The emergency override is kept active until the system is rebooted

69.

How do you clear an emergency override on a numeric value?

a)

By right-clicking and selecting 'Emergency Override'

b)

By right-clicking and selecting 'Emergency Auto'

c)

By left-clicking and selecting 'Emergency Clear'

d)

By pressing the 'Clear' button on the keyboard

70.

If there is no fallback value given for a writable point, how can you set a default value?

a)

By right-clicking on the writable point and selecting 'Set'

b)

By left-clicking on the writable point and selecting 'Auto Set'

c)

By entering a value in the system settings

d)

By waiting for the system to automatically assign a value

71.

What do binary values represent in electronic devices?

a)

Numeric data types

b)

Boolean states true or false

c)

Error codes or occupancy status

d)

ASCII values

72.

What is an example of real-world data that would be represented using analog values?

a)

A light switch being on or off

b)

The temperature of a room like 72.5

c)

A fan being running or stopped

d)

A keyboard input

73.

What can be affixed to Numeric points as facets to format the output value?

a)

Boolean states

b)

ASCII values

c)

Metadata

d)

Error codes

74.

What type of data can Integer values represent in Niagara N4?

a)

Values between -2^31 and 2,147,483,647

b)

Boolean states true or false

c)

ASCII values

d)

Temperature setpoints

75.

What type of data do String points represent in Niagara N4?

a)

Numeric data types

b)

Boolean states

c)

Error codes or occupancy status

d)

Words using any 256 ASCII values

76.

Where can the alarm console be accessed from the home page?

a)

By clicking on the alarms hyperlink at the top

b)

Through the main content area

c)

By sending an email request

d)

Via a direct phone call

77.

What does the alarm console display?

a)

Only active alarms from points that are off their normal value

b)

Only inactive alarms that have not been cleared yet

c)

Both active alarms from points off their normal value and inactive alarms not yet cleared

d)

Historical data of all alarms

78.

How can a user clear an alarm in the alarm console?

a)

By emailing the support team

b)

By selecting an alarm and clicking 'Acknowledge'

c)

By restarting the system

d)

By waiting for it to clear automatically

79.

What happens to the temperature label on the Floorplan page when the room temperature goes above the set point?

a)

The label changes to a green shade.

b)

The label does not change color.

c)

The label changes to a red shade.

d)

The label changes to a blue shade.

80.

What can also be controlled by an occupancy sensor or push button in the room, according to the text?

a)

The air handler unit for the VAVs.

b)

The temperature set point.

c)

The lighting control.

d)

The Floorplan hyperlink.

81.

What should you right-click on to change the light status in one of the rooms?

a)

The temperature label.

b)

One of the room's light switch.

c)

The Floorplan hyperlink.

d)

The 'AHU_01' to go to the air handler unit.

82.

What action should be taken to view the air handler unit for the VAVs in the zone?

a)

Right-click on the temperature label.

b)

Click on the Floorplan hyperlink.

c)

Right-click on one of the room's light switch.

d)

Click on 'AHU_01'.

83.

What does the Overview page display when clicking on the Overview hyperlink?

a)

A detailed list of user permissions

b)

The VAVs with relevant statuses, temperatures, and setpoints

c)

A live video feed of the controlled area

d)

Historical data logs and event timelines

84.

What should a technician do if a device is faulted?

a)

Ignore the fault until it resolves on its own

b)

Check the communication network to the device

c)

Immediately replace the device

d)

Reset the entire building automation system

85.

How can a technician force a communication link to a stale device?

a)

By right-clicking on the ObjectName label and selecting 'Ping'

b)

By left-clicking on the device and choosing 'Reboot'

c)

By disconnecting and reconnecting the power supply

d)

By sending an email to the system administrator

86.

What can be done if a point is overridden and the override is no longer needed?

a)

The point must be permanently disabled

b)

The override can be released

c)

The entire system must be restarted

d)

A new device must be installed

87.

What does the AHU_01 page display when clicking on the AHU_01 hyperlink?

a)

Only the static pressure reading

b)

The VAVs' air handler unit with relevant stages, temperatures, and setpoints

c)

The supply air temperature setpoint only

d)

The return air temperature

88.

What is the AveZnTemp in the context of the AHU_01 page?

a)

It is the command to turn the AHU on or off.

b)

It is the status of the fan and compressors.

c)

It is the 4 space temperatures averaged together.

d)

It is the popup to history trends for the fan input.

89.

What happens when the 'SfanFail' name is clicked on in the AHU_01 page?

a)

It shows the static pressure reading.

b)

It turns the AHU on or off.

c)

It activates the fail alarm when the supply fan is commanded on but the supply fan status does not follow within a given time delay.

d)

It overrides the supply air temperature setpoint.

90.

Where can the settings for the fan alarm be configured in the AHU_01 page?

a)

Config > Drivers > BacnetNetwork > AHU_01 > SfanFail > BooleanChangeOfState

b)

Config > Drivers > AHU_01 > SfanFail > FanAlarmSettings

c)

Config > Network > AHU_01 > SfanFail > AlarmDelay

d)

Config > System > AHU_01 > SfanFail > FanStatus

91.

What does the SATemp represent in the context of the VAVs page?

a)

The temperature of the air leaving the VAV after passing through the reheat coils

b)

The temperature of the air before entering the VAV

c)

The temperature of the supply air coming from the AHU

d)

The setpoint temperature for the occupied mode

92.

What action should be taken to test the Damper in a VAV system?

a)

Override the FlowMaxSpt and FlowMinSpt to a value that will increase the discharge air flow

b)

Override the FlowMaxSpt and FlowMinSpt to a value that will not change the discharge air flow

c)

Override the FlowMaxSpt and FlowMinSpt to a value that will change the discharge air flow

d)

Override the FlowMaxSpt and FlowMinSpt to a value that will decrease the supply air temperature

93.

What is the result of overriding the FlowOffset on a VAV?

a)

The VAV will increase the flow to set point displayed by ActFlowSpt

b)

The VAV will decrease the flow to set point displayed by ActFlowSpt

c)

The VAV will think it has a higher air flow and wants to close the damper more

d)

The VAV will think it has a lower air flow and wants to open the damper more

94.

How can all overrides on a VAV system be released?

a)

By right-clicking on the points and selecting 'Manual'

b)

By right-clicking on the points and selecting 'Auto' or 'Emergency Auto'

c)

By left-clicking on the points and selecting 'Auto'

d)

By left-clicking on the points and selecting 'Emergency Manual'

95.

What does the FPAVVs page display when clicking on one of the FPAVVs hyperlink?

a)

Only the temperatures

b)

Only the setpoints

c)

The relevant statuses, temperatures, and setpoints

d)

A static image of the air duct valve and fan

96.

What happens to the graphics on the FPAVVs page when the air duct valve and fan are active?

a)

The graphics do not change

b)

The supply fan moves and the reheat glows red

c)

The entire page turns red

d)

The temperatures and setpoints disappear

97.

What can be overridden on the FPAVVs page to change the HVAC operation?

a)

The hyperlink itself

b)

The graphics

c)

The SystemMode

d)

The status of the reheat

98.

What does the Duct Static Pressure page display in relation to the VAVs duct static pressure relief bypass?

a)

Only the temperatures and setpoints

b)

The relevant statuses, temperatures, and setpoints

c)

Only the relevant statuses

d)

A live video feed of the air duct valve

99.

How are the graphics on the Duct Static Pressure page animated?

a)

To represent the financial status of the air duct valve

b)

To represent the color changes in the air duct valve

c)

To represent the status of the air duct valve

d)

To represent the historical data of the air duct valve

100.

What will you see if you click on the 'SATemp' name label?

a)

A video of the air duct valve in operation

b)

A popup to history trends that are not related to that input

c)

A line graph indicating a popup to history trends that input

d)

A static image of the air duct valve