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21. TECNICO: Que conoce muy bien los procedimientos de una ciencia, un
arte o un oficio y los lleva a la práctica con especial habilidad.
40. CABLE CRUZADO: Cable que interconecta todas las señales de salida en
un conector con las señales de entrada en el otro conector, y viceversa.
Utiliza un estándar diferente a cada extremo (T568A-T568B) para conectar
dos dispositivos iguales.
45. HUB: Dispositivo que permite centralizar el cableado de una red y poder
ampliarla. Esto significa que dicho dispositivo recibe una señal y repite esta
señal emitiéndola por sus diferentes puertos.
47. IC: Conexión Cruzada Intermedia. Aloja el cableado y los dispositivos que
se utilizan en un edificio individual. Está equipada con paneles de conexión
para conectar cableado de par trenzado, unidades de conexiones de fibra,
switches, hubs y dispositivos de administración de cables.
4. TELECOMMUNICATIONS ROOM (TR): They are the place where there are
connections that distribute services from the backbone cabling to the
horizontal cabling. Is an area within a building that houses the computers in
the telecommunications cabling system. This includes the mechanical
connections and cross connections to the system backbone and horizontal
cabling.
8. LABEL: The process by which mark each one of the wires of the
telecommunications room to identify the time to repair or modify
connections.
9. EF: Entrance Facility. It is the point at which the cables outside the building
through the wall or go to the basement.
10. AREA OF WORK: This is the area where there is a single
telecommunications room. It occupies a floor or part of one floor of a
building and must have the tools and amenities necessary for healthy
development of activities.
15. CABLE: Conductor (usually copper) or set of them usually coated with an
insulating or protective material for the purpose of conducting electricity.
16. HVAC: Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning. Set of methods and
techniques to study and analyze the treatment of air in terms of cooling,
heating, humidification, quality, movement, etc.
19. RFI: Radio Frequency Interference. This disturbance can disrupt, degrade
or limit the performance of that system. The source of the interference can
be any object, whether artificial or natural, having rapidly varying electric
currents, originating from sources of radio, radar, and microwave.
25. ROOM FACILITIES: Room similar to the TR, which can exist in larger
networks or companies that specialize in telecommunications, can
accommodate the main distribution frame, high voltage protection, satellite
receivers, modulators and high-speed internet equipment speed.
34. KILOPASCALS (kPa): A unit of pressure equal to 1000 Pascal. The Pascal
(symbol Pa) is the pressure unit of the International System of Units. It is
defined as the pressure exerts a force of 1 Newton over an area of 1 square
meter normal to it.
35. POP: Protocol to the post office. It is used in local mail clients for e-mail
messages stored on a remote server. It is an application layer protocol in
the OSI model.
36. STP: Shielded Twisted Pair. It is similar to a UTP cable with the difference
that each pair has a screen protector, besides having an outer layer of
aluminum or copper twisted pairs around the set, designed to reduce the
absorption of electrical noise. This cable is more expensive and difficult to
manipulate than the UTP. It is used in computer networks such as Ethernet
or Token Ring.
37. ADMINISTRATION: It is social science, technology and art that deal with
the planning, organization, direction and control of resources (human,
financial, material, and technological, knowledge) of the organization or
company.
40. CROSS CABLE: Cable that connects all output signals on a connector to
the input signals on the other connector and vice versa. It uses a different
standard on each end (T568A-T568B) to connect two devices the same.
43. SWITCH: Digital logic device networking of computers that operate at layer
two (data link layer) of OSI model. Its function is to interconnect two or more
network segments.
45. HUB: A device that enables centralized network cabling and power zoom.
This means that the device receives a signal and repeats the signal emitted
by its various ports.
46. MC: Cross-Connection Home. It is the main rallying point of a building. The
MC is the telecommunications room (TR) rates it controls the rest of the TR,
is where all cables originate and where the majority of the team.
47. IC: Intermediate Cross-Connection. It houses the wiring and devices used in
a single building. It is equipped with patch panels for connecting twisted-pair
cabling, fiber connections units, switches, hubs and cable management
devices.
49. CD: Connecting the Campus Distributor. Also called the main cross-connect
(MC), is the center of the network.
51. FD: Distributor of Floor. Also called horizontal cross-connect (HC) has
distribution cables on a single floor of a building.