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Color-Pattern for Straight-through |
T568A: T568B: -white green white-orange -green orange -white orange white-green - blue blue - white blue white-blue -orange green - white brown white-brown - brown brown |
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Color-pattern for cross-over |
One end: Opposite End: 1 white green White-Orange 2 green Orange 3 white orange White-Green 4 blue Blue 5 white blue White-Blue 6 orange Green 7 white brown White-Brown 8 brown Brown |
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Ethernet Specifications |
Pin 1: TX+ Pin 6: RX- Pin 2: TX - Pin 7: Unused Pin 3: RX+ Pin 8: Unused Pin 4: Unused Pin 5: Unused |
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Phone Cable (RJ-11) |
- Used to connect a modem to a phone jack in a wall outlet to establish a dial-up internet connection - Has two pairs of twisted cable (total of 4 wires) |
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Cat 3 (RJ-45) |
Designed for use with 10 megabit Ethernet -telepone or ethernet network |
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Cat 5 (RJ-45) |
-Up to 100Mbps -Fast Ethernet Network |
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Cat5e (RJ-45) |
-Gigabit Ethernet Network -Provides better EMI protection -1 Gbps |
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Cat 6 (RJ-45) |
-Gigabit Ethernet Network - 10 Gbps -250MHz |
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RG-58 |
-Thinnet -185m at 10Mbps -BNC |
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RG-59 |
Cable TV and cable networking -up to 250m for 10Mbps -up to 150m for 100Mbps |
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RG-6 |
-300m at 10Mbps
-200m at 100Mbps -F connector |
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RG-8 |
10base5 Ethernet networking (also called Thicknet) |
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BNC - Molded onto the cable - Used in 10base2 Ethernet networks |
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F-Type - Twisted onto the cable - Used to create cable and satellite TV connections - Used to connect a cable modem to a broadband cable connection |
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Single Mode Fiber Optic |
- Transfers data through the core using a single light ray - The core diameter is around 10 microns - Supports a large amount of data - Cable lengths can extend a great distance |
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Multi-mode Fiber Optic |
- Transfers data through the core using multiple light rays - The core diameter is around 50 to 100 microns - Cable lengths are limited in distance |
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ST Connector - Used with single and multi-mode cabling - Keyed, bayonet-type connector - Also called a push in and twist connector |
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SC Connector - Used with single and multi-mode cabling - Push on, pull off connector type that uses a locking tab to maintain connection |
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LC Connector - Used with single and multi mode cabling - Composed of a plastic connector with a locking tab, similar RJ-45 - Half the size of the other fiber-optic connectors |
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MT-RJ Connector - Used with single and Multi-mode cabling - Uses metal guide pins to ensure it is properly aligned |
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You have just signed up for a broadband home internet service that uses coaxial cable. Which connector type will you most likely use? |
F-type |
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What application is more likely to justify the investment in category 6 cable ? |
Streaming video - Specified to extend the available bandwidth from 100 MHz to 200 MHz. This serves as the basis for greater capacity, throughout and reliability. Producing high quality streaming multi-media usually requires consistent high speed network bandwidth |
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You need to connect the end of a Cat 6 UTP cable to a 110 punch down block. Which tool should you use? |
Punchdown tool |
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What are the advantages of using fiber optic cabling? |
- Greater cable distances without a repeater - Immunity to electromagnetic interference |
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What is a major benefit of STP over UTP? |
Greater resistance to interference |
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You are installing networking cable in the air space between the ceiling and the roof of a building. Which type of cabling should you use? |
Plenum -Plenum cable is fire resistant and non-toxic, making it optimal for wiring above ceiling tiles. |
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What are characteristic of coaxial network cable? |
- It has a conductor made from copper in the center of the cable - It uses two concentric metallic conductors |
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What type of cabling could be used for an Ethernet 100baseT (100Mbps) network? |
- Category 5 UTP - Category 6 UTP |
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THUNDERBOLT - Copper Wire 3 meters; Optical Fiber 60 meters - Version 1: 10 Gbps per channel Version 2: 20 Gbps per channel Version 3: 40 Gbps per channel |
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Video Graphics Array -15 pin (3 rows of 5) - 30 meters (low); 5 meters (high) |
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UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS 1.0 -Low speed 1.5 megabits per second, 3 meters - Full speed 12 megabits per second, 5 meters UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS 2.O -480 megabits per second, 5 meters |
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UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS 3.0 -Superspeed - 5Gbs, 3 meters UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS 3.1 -3 meters -up to 10 Gbps |
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FIREWIRE (IEEE) 1394 -Apple trademark -Daisy Chain up to 63 devices - 400 Mbps, 4.5 meters (15 feet) 1394B -800 Mbps, 100 meters |
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HIGH DEFINITION MULTIMEDIA INTERFACE (HDMI) - TYPE A 19 PIN; TYPE B 29 PIN - HDMI 2.0 18 Gbps - 5 meters |
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DIGITAL VIDEO INTERFACE (DVI) - 15 meters (Low); 5 meters (High) - Single link; 3.7 Gbps (HDTV at 60 fps) - Dual link; 7.4 Gbps (HDTV at 85 fps) |
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Describe Cat6a (Augmented) |
-Gigabit Ethernet Network -10Gbps -500 MHz |
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Describe Cat7 |
-Gigabit Ethernet Network -10Gbps+ -600 MHz |
