RCDD · Question #151
Assume the following: - An equipment room (ER) consists of 16 racks arranged in 4 equal rows - The first 4 racks are numbered R1-1 though R1-4 - The second 4 racks are numbered R2-1 through R2-4 - A…
The correct answer is A. R2-3-1-8-1 and R2-3-1-8-2. ANSI/TIA-606 defines a hierarchical identifier format of row-rack-shelf-slot-port, so the eighth slot of the first shelf in rack R2-3 yields ports R2-3-1-8-1 and R2-3-1-8-2.
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Assume the following:
- An equipment room (ER) consists of 16 racks arranged in 4 equal rows
- The first 4 racks are numbered R1-1 though R1-4
- The second 4 racks are numbered R2-1 through R2-4
- A new equipment shelf with 12 slots is to be installed in the bottom
of the third rack in the second row
- Each slot has 2 ports
What would be the identifier of the two ports on the eighth slot of the new equipment shelf?
Options
- AR2-3-1-8-1 and R2-3-1-8-2
- BR3-2-1-8-1 and R3-2-1-8-2
- CR2-3-1-12-1 and R2-3-1-12-2
- DR3-2-1-12-1 and R3-2-1-12-2
- ER2-3-12-8-1 and R2-3-12-8-2
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Why each option
ANSI/TIA-606 defines a hierarchical identifier format of row-rack-shelf-slot-port, so the eighth slot of the first shelf in rack R2-3 yields ports R2-3-1-8-1 and R2-3-1-8-2.
Following the TIA-606 hierarchical format, the third rack in the second row is R2-3, the new shelf installed is the first shelf on that rack (1), the eighth slot is 8, and the two ports are 1 and 2 - producing identifiers R2-3-1-8-1 and R2-3-1-8-2. Each segment of the identifier represents a level in the physical hierarchy.
R3-2 transposes the row and rack values, incorrectly placing the equipment in row 3, rack 2 instead of the correct row 2, rack 3.
These identifiers use 12 - the total number of slots on the shelf - in the slot position instead of the actual slot number 8, referencing a nonexistent or wrong slot.
These identifiers contain two compounded errors: the row and rack numbers are transposed (R3-2 instead of R2-3), and slot 12 is used instead of slot 8.
These identifiers incorrectly place the total slot count (12) in the shelf position of the hierarchy, substituting it for the shelf number (1) and producing a malformed identifier.
Concept tested: TIA-606 hierarchical identifier format for equipment ports
Source: https://www.tiaonline.org/standard/tia-606-c/
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