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  1. 1. A wiring fault that occurs when a conductor connects to the earth through a coninuous path.
  2. 3. A wiring fault that occurs in cabling when two conductors are improperly connected, resulting in a shorter circuit path.
  3. 4. A media access method used in Ethernet networks
  4. 7. an IEEE standard that specifies the supply of small amounts of electrical power to nework devices such as cameras, IP phones, Wireless access points, speakers, and phone or PDA chargers.
  5. 9. A wiring fault that occus when two pairs of conductors are reversed in connection with another pair.
  6. 10. An electronic chip technology incorporated into Gigabit ethernet devices to automatically reassign pin functions and eliminate the need for a crossover cable.
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  1. 2. A special cable where the pin order is completely reversed on one end of the cable.
  2. 5. A wiring fault that occurs when two pairs of a cable assembly have reversed two connections.
  3. 6. A wiring fault that occurs when one of each of two cable pairs has become part of the other pair's connection.
  4. 8. A wiring fault that occurs when the length of a conductor has an open spot.