Copper 4.0 Module 10

4. During the ________ step of testing, a technician would check to see if the “Bend Radius” rule has been violated.
8. Which tester is used to troubleshoot and verify what the cable can support.
9. The test that shows the difference between the arrival times of a pair.
12. What is the first test you always perform on a cabling system?
13. An example of a Verification tester would be the ________ ________, which checks for continuity and configuration and is used in this program.
14. Which cable test checks the entire connected span, including the permanent link and patch cords?
16. A way to quickly troubleshoot and locate a problem.
17. The three areas of testing are Noise, ________, and cabling.
18. Qualification and Certification testers are both capable of ________-________ testing.

1. ________ ________ of ________ is important to a cable length test, because it’s the speed at which the signal moves through a conductor.
2. ________, FEXT, and ACR are all examples of a Noise test.
3. Which cable test checks from the TE/TR to the outlet, and the technician must provide their own patch cords for testing.
5. Loss ________ ________ is an example of Attenuation Loss.
6. Which tester indicates a “pass” or “fail” when network cable performance is compared to industry standards and is the most advanced?
7. Verifying a problem exists is the first step in ________.
9. Wiggling a ________ ________ to get it to work is not a valid solution to a networking problem.
10. What is the primary test for residential links that verifies pin connections on both ends?
11. Most common problems in the physical layer are caused by ________ ________.
15. There are 3 steps to Testing: Inspection, ________ and Documentation