Bicsi Installer 2, Copper, Chapter 2
UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
structured cabling system (SCS) - CORRECT ANSWER -is the complete coniguration of
cabling and associated connecting hardware installed to provide a comprehensive information
and communications technology (ICT) systems infrastructure that transports information for
multiple systems.
ICT - CORRECT ANSWER -information and communication technology
SCS infrastructure is intended to serve a wide range of applications, including: - CORRECT
ANSWER -• Analog, plain old telephone services.
• Digital telephone services (e.g., voice over Internet protocol [VoIP]).
• Uniied messaging solutions.
• Videoconferencing.
• Power over Ethernet (PoE).
• Computer networking.
• Building automation systems (BAS).
• Building management systems (BMS).
• Audiovisual systems.
AP - CORRECT ANSWER -access provider
SP - CORRECT ANSWER -service provider
An AP is - CORRECT ANSWER -a company (e.g., telephone, local exchange carrier,
broadband services, cable TV [CATV]) that provides a physical (copper or optical fiber cabling)
or wireless circuit path to the site.
, demarcation point - CORRECT ANSWER -The point at which the AP cabling meets the
client's cabling infrastructure
An SP is - CORRECT ANSWER -the operator of any service that furnishes
telecommunications content delivered over AP facilities.
Standards provide the following beneits: - CORRECT ANSWER -• Consistency of design
and installation.
• Conformance to physical and transmission requirements.
• A basis for examining a proposed system expansion.
• Uniform documentation.
An SCS includes most or all of the following components: - CORRECT ANSWER -•
Backbone cabling and associated pathways.
• Cross-connection facilities.
• Interconnection facilities
• Horizontal cabling and associated pathways
• Work areas.
• Telecommunications outlets/connectors.
• Consolidation points (CPs).
• Multi-user telecommunications outlet assemblies (MUTOAs).
• Transition points (TPs).
• Centralized cabling.
• Distributed cabling.
• Administration (e.g., labeling, documentation).
Backbone Cabling - CORRECT ANSWER -the cabling and related components that are
used between the spaces within an ICT systems cabling structure, such telecommunications
UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
structured cabling system (SCS) - CORRECT ANSWER -is the complete coniguration of
cabling and associated connecting hardware installed to provide a comprehensive information
and communications technology (ICT) systems infrastructure that transports information for
multiple systems.
ICT - CORRECT ANSWER -information and communication technology
SCS infrastructure is intended to serve a wide range of applications, including: - CORRECT
ANSWER -• Analog, plain old telephone services.
• Digital telephone services (e.g., voice over Internet protocol [VoIP]).
• Uniied messaging solutions.
• Videoconferencing.
• Power over Ethernet (PoE).
• Computer networking.
• Building automation systems (BAS).
• Building management systems (BMS).
• Audiovisual systems.
AP - CORRECT ANSWER -access provider
SP - CORRECT ANSWER -service provider
An AP is - CORRECT ANSWER -a company (e.g., telephone, local exchange carrier,
broadband services, cable TV [CATV]) that provides a physical (copper or optical fiber cabling)
or wireless circuit path to the site.
, demarcation point - CORRECT ANSWER -The point at which the AP cabling meets the
client's cabling infrastructure
An SP is - CORRECT ANSWER -the operator of any service that furnishes
telecommunications content delivered over AP facilities.
Standards provide the following beneits: - CORRECT ANSWER -• Consistency of design
and installation.
• Conformance to physical and transmission requirements.
• A basis for examining a proposed system expansion.
• Uniform documentation.
An SCS includes most or all of the following components: - CORRECT ANSWER -•
Backbone cabling and associated pathways.
• Cross-connection facilities.
• Interconnection facilities
• Horizontal cabling and associated pathways
• Work areas.
• Telecommunications outlets/connectors.
• Consolidation points (CPs).
• Multi-user telecommunications outlet assemblies (MUTOAs).
• Transition points (TPs).
• Centralized cabling.
• Distributed cabling.
• Administration (e.g., labeling, documentation).
Backbone Cabling - CORRECT ANSWER -the cabling and related components that are
used between the spaces within an ICT systems cabling structure, such telecommunications
