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sets of wires together. For instance, in the security cable we pulled, there are red, white, green, and black wires. To perform the continuity test, twist the red and white wires together, then twist the green and black wires together (as shown in Figure 5-15). Next, connect a multimeter to the wires on the other end of the cable run. Select the 0 to 100 ohms resistance range, then place one test lead on each conductor at the end of the cabling. A reading of more than 2.8 ohms per 100 feet of cable indicates that there is damaged cabling.

Meaning The largest value that a decimal can hold. The decimal representation of 1. The smallest value that a decimal can hold. The decimal representation of 1. The decimal representation of 0.

Notice that the address of ob is obtained using the & (address of) operator in the same way the address is obtained for any type of variable. When a pointer is incremented or decremented, it is increased or decreased in such a way that it will always point to the next element of its base type. The same thing occurs when a pointer to an object is incremented or decremented: the next object is pointed to. The following example modifies the preceding program so that ob is a two-element array of type P_example. Notice how p is incremented and decremented to access the two elements in the array.

This subcommittee focuses on Information Security, and has established a liaison relationship with both TC68/SC2 and JTC1/SC37 to coordinate the development of security standards regarding the use of biometric authentication systems.

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Write the equation of the line passing through the points ( 4, 5) and ( 6, 2) .

mesh architecture, performance can be expected to be better. However, regardless of whether mesh equipment is used or the equipment is from different manufacturers, the deployment scenario is not significantly different. Throughout the remainder of this section, we will assume a deployment using mesh equipment. A typical deployment consists of a wireless service POP lit by a metro ring or some form of backhaul connection. The POP may consist of a Carrier Ethernet grade networking service either as an aggregation point or a NNI interface. The POP would serve as a service injection point. The roof of the POP building may be populated with one or more optical wireless mesh devices, referred to as nodes. Some of the buildings within the specified range that are in line-of-sight of the POP may also be populated with one or more of the nodes. Optical wireless connections among the nodes would create a mesh network. Each of the buildings would consist of an indoor CLE device for the distribution of the services throughout the building, which may define the UNI interface. In the event that only a small number of UNIs are required, the node may also provide the UNI, obviating the need for a CLE switch. From each building with a node, the mesh may be further extended to additional buildings that are within range and in LOS of one of the nodes. The expansion to additional buildings may be done on a need-to basis. An optical mesh network thus created would be capable of serving various kinds of Carrier Ethernet services. Whether point-to-point E-Line services or point-to-multipoint E-LAN services, the optical mesh network would be able to deliver such solutions throughout the mesh network.

Fig. 8-2 A plot of the ratio of the output voltage to the input voltage for the series LC circuit shown in Fig. 8-1.