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Residential cabling is covered in what standard?



(20-1)

TIA-570

What determines that certain network technologies will perform on the cabling system?



(20-1)

Qualification testing

Residential cabling responsibilities have shifted from the access provider to who?



(20-1)

End users; owners of homes, MDUs, and campuses

Why should the residential systems be designed for anticipated long-term services, maximum flexibility, and convenience of the tenant?



(20-1)

Because of little probability of rearrangement one the cable is placed in the walls.

How many grades of residential premise telecommunications cabling are there?



(20-2)

Two

What is grade 1 residential cabling?



(20-2)

provision of one 4 pair twisted pair that meets or exceeds CAT 5e and one 75 ohm series 6 coaxial cable.

What is grade 2 residential cabling?



(20-2)

provision of two 4 pair twisted pair that meets or exceeds CAT 5e and two 75 ohm series 6 coaxial cable.

Each living area shall be cabled with at least one telecom outlet. What is the definition of a living area?



(20-3)

any room in which voice/data/video applications may be used.

How does cabling run to the Distribution Device, DD?



(20-3)

all cabling shall be homerun directly to the DD

For single family homes, where is the demarcation point typically located?



(20-5)

On the outside of an exterior building wall

What are the recommended backbone cable for residential spaces?



(20-5)

1. 100 ohm balanced twisted pair;


2. multimode optical fiber;


3. singlemode optical fiber;


4. trunk feeder and distribution coaxial cable

What kind of topology should be implemented for balanced twisted pair cabling.



(20-6)

Star

Access to the building ground shall be located within how many feet of the DD?



(20-7)

5 feet

A dedicated 15 ampere 120 volt AC duplex outlet should be located within how many feet of the DD?



(20-7)

5 feet

What is the typical configuration for network connections? T568A or T568B.



(20-11)

T568A

Access to the building ground shall be located within how many feet of the conductive cable terminations in the EF?



(20-13)

5 feet

What is a common telecommunications room (CTR)?



(20-13)

a space where backbone and ADO cables terminate

Where should a CTR be located?



(20-13)

on every floor, or every third floor

Signals higher than 10 kHz are characteristics for:



(20-24)

Data transmission;



Carrier transmission