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Cards (64)

Section 1

(50 cards)

Ground Ring

Front

A ground wire that completely encircles a SLC hut

Back

Fargo

Front

A metal connector

Back

Trunk Toll

Front

Connects trunk C.O. to trunk C.O.

Back

Conduit Runs

Front

Duct runs A series of connecting tubes

Back

Down time

Front

Amount of time that a cable is out of service

Back

Buried Splice

Front

Connect point underground -non accessible

Back

Air Core

Front

Pressurized cable with dry air or nitrogen (Mostly found in ductruns)

Back

Air valves

Front

Access points

Back

Attachment

Front

A communication relay or receiving device (pole attachment)

Back

T-Carrier

Front

Multiplex pair On one single pair there can be UP TO 96 customers (A pair gain pair, increased carry capacity)

Back

Encapsulated Slice

Front

Buried splice

Back

Bonding

Front

Grounding your utility

Back

D-Order

Front

The phone company's work order for a new facility to be installed

Back

Circuit

Front

Circle

Back

Beans

Front

"B" connectors (scothloks)

Back

Gauge

Front

Wire size

Back

Anchor

Front

Prevents something from moving (e.i. Prevents powerlines from moving)

Back

Frequency

Front

A measurement of the number of electromagnetic waves that pass a given point in a given period of time

Back

Cross-Box

Front

Sarah

Back

Plastic Insulated Conductor (P.I.C)

Front

Plastic coating (ichy)

Back

Area Code

Front

A geographical area determined by population and available circuits (501)

Back

Central Office (C.O.)

Front

The main switching station of a wire center

Back

Cladding

Front

Sheath used within a fiber optic cable

Back

Fiber Hut

Front

Interface

Back

Drop

Front

Service line from ped to customer

Back

Filled

Front

Ichy pic

Back

Analog Signals

Front

Electric representation of a voice signal in some waves

Back

Baud

Front

A measure of the speed at which data is transmitted through a modem using communication software

Back

Down Guy

Front

The metal strand that connects a pole to an anchor for support

Back

Convergence

Front

Providers of communication systems competing

Back

Exchange

Front

Cable from central office going toward the customer

Back

Dip

Front

Changes from aerial to buried or vise-versa Runs down the side of pole

Back

Fiber Optic (Non-metallic)

Front

Dielectric (fiber that won't locate)

Back

Lead

Front

Lead sheath

Back

Broadband

Front

A digital technology offering customers interactive information delivery services

Back

Distribution

Front

An exchange cable that runs from a cross-box toward the subscriber end point

Back

Slick (S.L.C.)

Front

D-Screen High profile Contains T Carriers

Back

Toll

Front

Connects C.O. to a C.O.

Back

Filter/Repeater

Front

Clean up, reshape and/or amplify the signal

Back

Air pipes

Front

Pressure pipes with dry air or nitrogen

Back

Fiber Hand Hole

Front

A small vault that allows access to cable or splices

Back

Fiber Optics

Front

-digital -rated in strand sizes -made of glass -light driven

Back

Feeder

Front

Cable from central office to a cross-box

Back

Floater

Front

A cable that goes from one building to another with no external access

Back

Pulp

Front

Paper

Back

Order Wire

Front

A drop placed in a conduit run

Back

Metallic Conductor

Front

Often referred to as Copper cable

Back

Demarcation

Front

Change of ownership

Back

Cable Size

Front

Pairs are put into bundles of 25

Back

Concrete Bunker

Front

Above ground concrete enclosure

Back

Section 2

(14 cards)

Information Sign/Marker Posts

Front

Route Markers

Back

House/Building Ped

Front

Ped connected to a house or building

Back

Load Coil/Load Point

Front

Eliminates cross Talk No continuity

Back

Hot Pair

Front

A pair that is wired in to an active circuit

Back

Hand-Hole

Front

A small vault which allows access to cables or splices

Back

High Caps

Front

High capacity Special circuits Used for phones and other things like alarm systems

Back

Manhole

Front

Access point to a duct run

Back

Interference

Front

Unwanted noise causing degradation of reception on a phone circuit

Back

Local Loop

Front

Subscriber line

Back

Isolated Manhole

Front

Used like a pedestal Does not have a main conduit run going in or out of it, and normally the cables are not conduit

Back

Interconnection

Front

Connecting a piece of phone equipment to the nation wide telephone network or the connection of one carriers network to another

Back

Lateral/Kickout

Front

Hook to outside duct run Allows to locate the ductrun

Back

Ice Box

Front

Brown or green phone cabinet that looks like an old icebox and is used to house a multiplex

Back

Interface

Front

Network Interface Device (N.I.D.) System Network Interface (S.N.I.)

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