Pass the BICSI RCDD Certification RCDD-002 Questions and answers with CertsForce

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Questions # 21:

To reduce the chance of an accidental dig-up, plastic warning tape should be placed a MINIMUM of _________ below grade, but high enough above cables to allow detection before cables are damaged.

Options:

A.

101 mm (4 in)


B.

203 mm (8 in)


C.

300 mm (12 in)


D.

381 mm (15 in)


E.

457 mm (18 in)


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Questions # 22:

What is the MINIMUM vertical separation between the top rail of a railroad track and telecommunications facilities placed beneath the track?

Options:

A.

508 mm (20 in)


B.

762 mm (30 in)


C.

1020 mm (40 in)


D.

1280 mm (50 in)


E.

1525 mm (60 in)


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Questions # 23:

When a building is not on the property line, the building owner should provide a MINIMUM of ________ conduits from a point inside the building, to the property line or easement for entrance facilities.

Options:

A.

Five


B.

Four


C.

Three


D.

Two


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Questions # 24:

The information technology system (ITS) designer should design conduits entering a building from ceiling height to terminate ________ below the finished ceiling.

Options:

A.

51 mm (2 in)


B.

100 mm (4 in)


C.

152 mm (6 in)


D.

203 mm (8 in)


E.

254 mm (10 in)


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Questions # 25:

What would be the minimum length of casing to cross a single railroad track at 90 degrees?

Options:

A.

15 feet.


B.

50 feet.


C.

35 feet


D.

25 feet.


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Questions # 26:

Premises optical fiber links should be tested:

Options:

A.

In one direction at one corresponding wavelength


B.

In one direction at both corresponding wavelengths


C.

Bidirectionally at one corresponding wavelength


D.

Bidirectionally at both corresponding wavelengths


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Questions # 27:

You are preparing to test newly installed open office cabling. Within the open office cabling, there are multiple consolidation points (CP) that were installed while waiting for furniture. How do you proceed with permanent link testing?

Options:

A.

Test to each CP, then test from CP to workstation.


B.

Wait for open office cabling to be completed, then test to each workstation outlet, including the CP.


C.

Test that the CP is within 90 meters, then test again to the workstation outlet.


D.

Perform permanent link tests to each CP, then continuity tests from CP to each workstation outlet.


E.

Test to each workstation outlet, treating each outlet as a channel.


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Questions # 28:

Where backbone cabling exceeds cabling lengths for the same performance or design (for product used in horizontal cabling), there are three fundamental tests which should be considered when testing. They are:

Options:

A.

Insertion loss (attenuation), return loss, and wiremap/strand identification


B.

Insertion loss (attenuation), return loss, and continuity


C.

Insertion loss (attenuation), return loss, and length


D.

Insertion loss (attenuation), continuity, and wiremap/strand identification


E.

Continuity, wiremap/strand identification, and propagation delay/delay skew


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Questions # 29:

Exhibit:

Question # 29

The diagram below is a typical configuration for:

Options:

A.

Work area 3-connector permanent link


B.

Work area 3-connector channel


C.

Data center 4-connector channel


D.

Data center 4-connector permanent link


E.

Work area 4-connector permanent link


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Questions # 30:

You have been asked to test and troubleshoot an installed base of cabling that is believed to be causing network problems. You are finding that there are high levels of return loss upon initial testing. What testing will best determine the reasons for these failures?

Options:

A.

Power meter


B.

Continuity testing


C.

Level II testing


D.

Time domain reflectometer (TDR)


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