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The Most Complete CTS-I Exam Study SystemPublished with InfoComm International, CTS-I Certified Technology Specialist-Installation Exam Guide provides comprehensive coverage of all exam objectives on the leading internationally recognized certification for audiovisual installation professionals. Each chapter features learning objectives, best practices, diagrams, photos, and chapter review questions with in-depth explanations. Designed to help you prepare for the CTS-I exam, this authoritative resource also serves as an essential on-the-job reference.

Covers all CTS-I exam objectives, including how to:





Manage an AV project Interpret audiovisual documentation Conduct pre-installation activities Route, pull, and terminate cable Mount AV equipment Build and wire racks Install audio systems Install video systems Verify systems Work with networks Perform system closeout

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Official CTS-I practice exam PDF copy of the book Links to a library of installation and AV math videos
Foreword xxi
Acknowledgments xxiii
Part I The CTS-Installation and CTS-I Exam
Chapter 1 Getting CTS-I Certification
3(6)
What Does a CTS-I Certified Installer Do?
4(1)
InfoComm Certifications
4(1)
Why Earn Your CTS-I Credential?
5(1)
Are You Eligible for the CTS-I Exam?
6(1)
InfoComm Standards
7(1)
Getting Started
7(2)
Chapter 2 The CTS-I Exam
9(26)
The Scope of the CTS-I Exam
9(2)
Exam Preparation Strategies
11(1)
CTS-I Exam Practice Questions
12(2)
Answers to Sample CTS-I Exam Questions
14(1)
Math Strategies
14(11)
The Exam Calculator
15(1)
Order of Operations
16(2)
Electrical Circuits
18(1)
Ohm's Law
19(6)
The CTS-I Exam Application and Processes
25(5)
Getting to the Testing Center
26(1)
Identification Requirements
26(1)
Items Restricted from the Exam Room
27(1)
About the Exam
27(1)
During the Exam
28(1)
Dismissal or Removal from the Exam
29(1)
Hazardous Weather or Local Emergencies
29(1)
Special Accommodations for Exams
29(1)
Exam Scoring
30(1)
Retesting
30(1)
Chapter Review
30(5)
Part II The Basics of AV Installation
Chapter 3 Managing an AV Project
35(20)
Scope of Work
36(1)
Project Planning
36(1)
Developing a Plan
37(1)
Managing Project Resources and Activities
37(8)
Work Breakdown Structure
39(1)
Gantt Chart for Project Schedules
40(1)
Logic Network Diagram for Coordinating Resources
41(1)
Managing the Project Budget
42(2)
Monitoring Work at the Client Site
44(1)
Other Project Management Activities
44(1)
Providing Project Documentation
45(4)
Information-Related Documents
46(1)
Change Documentation
47(2)
Types of AV Projects
49(1)
Key Stages of AV Installation
50(1)
Pre-installation
50(1)
System Fabrication
50(1)
AV Installation
51(1)
AV Verification
51(1)
System Closeout
51(1)
Chapter Review
51(4)
Review Questions
52(1)
Answers
53(2)
Chapter 4 Audiovisual Documentation
55(22)
Types of Drawings
55(1)
Audiovisual Drawings and Diagrams
56(2)
Construction Drawings
56(1)
Facility Drawings
57(1)
System Drawings
57(1)
As-Built Drawings
58(1)
The Basics of Drawings
58(6)
Using a Scale
59(1)
Reading Scaled Drawings
60(1)
Converting Dimensions on Scaled Drawings
61(1)
Converting Ratios
62(2)
Elements of Drawings
64(3)
Drawing Abbreviations
64(1)
Drawing Symbols
64(3)
Drawing Views
67(5)
Plan View
67(1)
Reflected Ceiling Plans
67(1)
Elevation Drawings
67(4)
Section Drawings
71(1)
Detail Drawings
71(1)
Chapter Review
72(5)
Review Questions
72(3)
Answers
75(2)
Chapter 5 Pre-installation Activities
77(18)
Types of AV Job Sites
78(1)
Construction Site
78(1)
Client-Occupied Space
78(1)
Conducting a Site Survey
79(2)
Technical Site Survey
79(1)
Evaluating Facility Conditions
80(1)
Drawing Review Process
81(1)
De-installing Existing Equipment
81(1)
Reusing Existing Equipment
82(1)
Job Site Safety Guidelines
82(2)
Safety Regulations
82(1)
Safety Equipment
83(1)
AV Tools
84(1)
Working with Stakeholders and Other Trades
85(3)
Typical Participants
85(1)
Professional Behavior
86(2)
Steps to Escalate a Problem
88(1)
Procurement
89(1)
Chapter Review
90(5)
Review Questions
90(2)
Answers
92(3)
Part III System Fabrication
Chapter 6 Cable Essentials
95(36)
Wire and Cable
96(1)
Types of Cable Used in AV Systems
96(2)
Coaxial Cable
96(1)
Unshielded Twisted-Pair Cable
97(1)
Shielded Twisted-Pair Cable
97(1)
Fiber-Optic Cable
97(1)
Combination Cables
98(1)
More About Fiber-Optic Cable
98(2)
Distance Limitations of Fiber
99(1)
Identifying Connectors
100(4)
Fiber Connectors
102(2)
Plotting a Cable Route
104(3)
Cable Handling
107(5)
Electrical Boxes
108(1)
Cable Labels
108(2)
Cable Snout
110(2)
Cable Pulling
112(3)
Cable Pulling Tools
112(1)
Pulling Tension
113(1)
Cable Pulling Techniques
114(1)
Conduit
115(4)
Conduit Capacity
116(1)
Conduit Capacity Practice Problem
117(1)
Jam Ratio
118(1)
Jam Ratio Practice Problem
118(1)
Cable Termination
119(6)
Stripping Cable
120(1)
Steps to Strip Cable
120(2)
Stripping Coaxial Cable
122(2)
Cable Termination Methods
124(1)
Continuity Testing
125(1)
Chapter Review
126(5)
Review Questions
127(2)
Answers
129(2)
Chapter 7 Mounting AV Equipment
131(20)
Mounting Process
132(1)
Mounting Preparations
133(2)
Review Tools Checklist
134(1)
Inspect Building Structure
134(1)
Load and Weight Considerations
135(1)
Mounting Hardware
135(3)
Selecting Fasteners for Mounts
136(1)
Measuring Bolt Depth
137(1)
Drilling a Pilot Hole
138(2)
Mount Placement
140(5)
Floor Mounting
140(1)
Wall Mounting
140(2)
Ceiling Mounting
142(3)
Mounting Malfunctions
145(2)
Safety Considerations
147(1)
Fire Safety
147(1)
Chapter Review
148(3)
Review Questions
148(2)
Answers
150(1)
Chapter 8 Rack Build
151(28)
Types of AV Racks
152(4)
Rack Styles
152(2)
Rack Sizes
154(1)
Rack Accessories
155(1)
Rack Elevation Diagrams
156(1)
Ergonomics
156(2)
Weight Distribution
158(1)
Cooling a Rack
159(1)
Building a Rack
160(1)
Rack Assembly
160(1)
Mounting Equipment
161(3)
Mounting Wireless Equipment
163(1)
Rack Wiring
164(5)
Block Diagrams
164(1)
Connecting Devices
165(1)
Power Distribution Within a Rack
165(1)
Rack Grounding
166(1)
Signal Separation Within a Rack
167(2)
Rack Dressing
169(1)
Rack Build Checklist
170(2)
Load-In
172(1)
Chapter Review
172(7)
Review Questions
172(2)
Answers
174(5)
Part IV AV Installation
Chapter 9 Audio Systems Installation
179(48)
Decibels
180(2)
Calculating Decibel Changes
180(1)
Decibel Reference Levels
181(1)
Perceived Sound Pressure Level
182(1)
Audio Signal Pathway
183(1)
Balanced and Unbalanced Circuits
184(2)
Audio Signal Levels
186(1)
Audio Components
187(11)
Microphones
187(2)
Preamplifiers
189(1)
Audio Mixers
189(1)
Audio Processors
189(7)
Power Amplifiers
196(1)
Loudspeakers
197(1)
Ceiling-Mounted Loudspeakers
197(1)
Installing Audio Components
198(8)
Microphone Installation
199(3)
Loudspeaker Installation
202(4)
Loudspeaker Installation Guidelines
206(1)
Loudspeaker Wiring
206(2)
Series Loudspeaker Circuit
207(1)
Parallel Loudspeaker Circuit
207(1)
Connecting Loudspeakers
208(1)
Single Connection Point Loudspeakers
209(1)
Paired Connection Point Loudspeakers
209(1)
Calculating Loudspeaker Impedance
209(7)
Impedance Meter
210(1)
Series Circuit Impedance Formula
211(1)
Parallel Circuit Same Impedance Formula
212(1)
Parallel Circuit Differing Impedance Formula
213(1)
Series/Parallel Combination Formula
213(3)
Direct-Coupled and Constant-Voltage Loudspeaker Wiring
216(6)
Direct-Coupled Loudspeakers
216(1)
Constant-Voltage Loudspeakers
216(2)
Loudspeaker Transformers
218(2)
Loudspeaker Taps
220(2)
Chapter Review
222(5)
Review Questions
223(2)
Answers
225(2)
Chapter 10 Video Systems Installation
227(52)
Video Signals
228(1)
Video Terms and Concepts
228(3)
Aspect Ratio
229(1)
Frame Rate
229(1)
Refresh Rate
229(1)
Interlaced Scanning
230(1)
Progressive Scanning
230(1)
High-Definition Video Formats
231(1)
Analog Video
232(2)
Analog Video Signal Types
232(2)
Digital Video
234(1)
Digital Video Signal Types
234(1)
Video Transport
235(4)
Digital Video Bandwidth Requirements
239(2)
Signal Loss over Distance
239(1)
HDMI Repeaters
239(2)
Video System Components
241(5)
Cameras
241(1)
Video Signal Processors
242(2)
Projectors
244(1)
Projection Screens
245(1)
Direct View Displays
246(1)
Video Wiring Schemes
246(2)
Direct Connection
247(1)
Looping Scheme
247(1)
Distributed Scheme
248(1)
Installing Video Source Components
248(3)
Cameras
248(2)
Blu-ray Disc Player
250(1)
BYOD Support Connections
250(1)
Installing Video-Processing Components
251(4)
Line Drivers
251(1)
Distribution Amplifiers
252(2)
Matrix Switcher
254(1)
Transmitters and Receivers
254(1)
Installing Video Display Components
255(1)
Front-Projection Screens
255(8)
Mounting an Electric Front-Projection Screen
256(1)
Mounting a Manual Wall-Mounted Projection Screen
257(2)
Rear-Projection Screens
259(4)
Projector Installation
263(10)
Projector Position
263(3)
Projector Offset
266(1)
Keystone Correction
267(2)
Ceiling-Mounted Projector
269(1)
Mounting a Projector to the Ceiling
269(3)
Flat-Panel Displays
272(1)
Chapter Review
273(6)
Review Questions
274(2)
Answers
276(3)
Part V System Setup, Verification, and Closeout
Chapter 11 Introduction to System Verification
279(34)
Standards Compliance
280(1)
Performance Verification Standard
280(2)
System Verification Process
282(2)
Regional Regulations
284(1)
Resources for Regional Codes
284(1)
Verification Tools
285(1)
Circuit Theory
285(6)
Ohm's Law
286(1)
AC and DC Currents
287(1)
Impedance
287(1)
Series Circuits
288(1)
Parallel Circuits
288(1)
Capacitors
289(1)
Inductors
290(1)
Verifying Wiring and Power
291(4)
System Wiring
291(1)
Powering the System On/Off
292(1)
Electrical Safety
292(3)
Verifying Power and Grounding
295(10)
Grounding (Earthing) an AV System
297(1)
System Grounding
297(2)
Equipment Grounding (Earthing)
299(2)
Ground Faults
301(2)
Ground Loops
303(1)
Safety Reminders
304(1)
Troubleshooting Methods
305(4)
Step 1: Symptom Recognition and Elaboration
305(1)
Step 2: List and Localize the Faulty Function
306(1)
Step 3: Analysis
307(2)
Chapter Review
309(4)
Review Questions
309(2)
Answers
311(2)
Chapter 12 Networks
313(68)
Role of Network Managers
314(1)
Network Device Inventory
315(1)
Ports and Protocols
315(1)
Network Components
316(4)
Nodes and Connections
317(1)
Network Interface Cards and MAC Addresses
317(1)
Network Devices
318(2)
The OSI Model
320(4)
Layers of the OSI Model
321(1)
The Layers
322(1)
Data Transmission and OSI
323(1)
Network Connections
324(5)
Copper Twisted-Pair Cables
324(1)
RJ-45 Connectors
325(2)
Fiber-Optic Cable
327(1)
Wi-Fi Connection
327(2)
Ethernet
329(8)
Local Area Networks
329(1)
Topology
330(2)
What Is Ethernet?
332(3)
Isolating LAN Devices
335(2)
Audiovisual Data Link Protocols
337(7)
Audio Video Bridging
338(1)
EtherSound
339(1)
CobraNet
340(1)
Dante
341(1)
Q-Sys
341(2)
HDBaseT
343(1)
Internet Protocol
344(9)
WAN Topologies
345(1)
Private and Public WANs
346(1)
IP Addressing
347(1)
IPv4 Addressing
347(2)
Types of IP Addresses
349(3)
IPv6 Addresses
352(1)
Address Assignment
353(7)
Static and Dynamic IP Addresses
354(1)
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
355(1)
Reserve DHCP
356(1)
Automatic Private IP Addressing
357(1)
Domain Name System
358(1)
Internal Organizational DNS
358(1)
DNS Adoption
359(1)
Transport Protocols
360(3)
TCP Transport
360(1)
UDP Transport
361(1)
TCP vs. UDP
361(1)
Ports
361(2)
The Host Layers
363(1)
The Session Layer
363(1)
The Presentation Layer
363(1)
The Application Layer
364(1)
Bandwidth
364(2)
Quality of Service
364(1)
DiffSery
365(1)
Security Technologies
366(2)
Network Access Control
366(1)
Firewall
367(1)
Network Verification and Troubleshooting
368(9)
Network Troubleshooting Tools
369(8)
Chapter Review
377(4)
Review Questions
378(1)
Answers
379(2)
Chapter 13 Audiovisual Control Systems
381(22)
Control Systems Overview
382(1)
Control System Functions
383(1)
Graphical User Interface
383(1)
Control System Hardware
384(1)
Firmware
384(1)
Control System Software
384(1)
Types of Control Systems
385(3)
Serial Control
386(1)
IP Control
386(1)
Contact Closure
386(1)
Infrared Control
387(1)
RF Control
387(1)
Control System Connectivity
388(3)
Control System Cable Tips
390(1)
Ethernet Connection
391(1)
Control System Signal-Flow Diagrams
392(1)
Installing Control Systems
393(2)
Installing Firmware
394(1)
Verifying the Control System
395(1)
Troubleshooting Control Systems
396(1)
Talking Control with the Customer
397(1)
Performance Verification Standard
397(2)
Chapter Review
399(4)
Review Questions
399(2)
Answers
401(2)
Chapter 14 Audio Gain and System Equalization
403(40)
Audio-Testing Tools
404(6)
Piezo Tweeter
404(1)
Audio Signal Generators
405(1)
Sound Pressure Level Meters
406(3)
Multimeter
409(1)
Measurement Microphone
410(1)
Oscilloscope
410(1)
Setting System Gain
410(2)
Importance of Setting System Gain
410(2)
Selecting a Method of Gain Structure
412(1)
Unity Gain Method
412(2)
Setting Unity Gain
413(1)
System Optimization Method
414(3)
Setting Gain Using the System Optimization Method
416(1)
Setting Gain Structure for Audio DSPs
417(1)
Mixer Input Adjustments
418(1)
Microphone Input Adjustments
418(1)
Line Input Adjustments
419(1)
Power Amplifier Adjustments
420(1)
Audio Equalization
421(1)
Types of Equalizers
421(1)
Equalization Methods
422(3)
Single-Channel vs. Dual-Channel Measurements
424(1)
Room-Based Loudspeaker Measurements
424(1)
Real-Time Analyzer
425(6)
The RTA Method
426(1)
Preparation for the RTA Method
427(1)
Taking RTA Measurements
428(1)
Adjusting at the Equalizer
428(1)
Recommended Response Curves
429(2)
Dual-Channel FFT
431(6)
Using Dual-Channel FFT
432(1)
Tools for Using Dual-Channel FFT
432(1)
The Dual-Channel FFT Method
433(2)
Reading a Comb Filter
435(1)
Adjusting the Neutral Transfer Function
435(2)
Finishing the Equalization Process
437(1)
Chapter Review
438(5)
Review Questions
439(2)
Answers
441(2)
Chapter 15 Video System Setup and Verification
443(34)
Video Verification Checklist
444(4)
Introduction to EDID
448(3)
EDID Packets
448(1)
How EDID Works
449(1)
EDID Table
450(1)
EDID Troubleshooting
451(2)
EDID Tools
451(1)
Resolution Issues
452(1)
No Picture
452(1)
Pink Tint
452(1)
Switching Sources
453(1)
Managing EDID Solutions
453(1)
Building an EDID Strategy
453(1)
Digital Rights Management
454(1)
High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection
454(6)
HDCP Interfaces
455(1)
How HDCP Works
455(1)
HDCP Device Authentication and Key Exchange
455(1)
HDCP Locality Check
456(1)
HDCP Session Key Exchange
457(1)
HDCP and Switchers
458(1)
HDCP Authentication with Repeaters
458(1)
HDCP Device Limits
459(1)
Verifying the Video Signal Path
460(2)
Signal Extenders
461(1)
Verifying Video Sources
462(4)
Camera Adjustments
462(4)
Verifying Display Components
466(5)
Identify Display Parameters
466(1)
Set Chroma Level
466(1)
Set Contrast
467(1)
Projection Verification
467(4)
Audio/Video Sync
471(2)
Verifying Audio/Video Sync
472(1)
Correcting Audio/Video Sync Errors
472(1)
Chapter Review
473(4)
Review Questions
473(2)
Answers
475(2)
Chapter 16 Conducting System Closeout
477(14)
Verification Standard for System Closeout
478(1)
Performing Site Cleanup
478(2)
Refuse Management
479(1)
Cleaning a Screen
479(1)
Closeout Documentation
480(3)
Drawings of Record
481(1)
Operational Documentation
481(1)
Punch List
482(1)
Troubleshooting
483(1)
Troubleshooting in Live Events
483(1)
System Maintenance Schedule
484(1)
Creating a Maintenance Log
484(1)
Customer Training
485(1)
Customer Sign-Off
486(1)
Chapter Review
487(4)
Review Questions
487(1)
Answers
488(3)
Part VI Appendixes and Glossary
Appendix A Math Formulas Used in AV Installations
491(10)
Steps to Solving Word Problems
491(3)
Step 1: Understand the Problem
491(1)
Step 2: Create a Plan
492(1)
Step 3: Execute Your Plan
493(1)
Step 4: Check Your Answer
494(1)
Rounding
494(1)
AV Math Formulas
494(7)
Appendix B InfoComm Standards
501(4)
ANSI/INFOCOMM 1M-2009 Audio Coverage Uniformity in Enclosed Listener Areas
501(1)
ANSI/INFOCOMM 2M-2010 Standard Guide for Audiovisual Design and Coordination Processes
502(1)
ANSI/INFOCOMM 3M-2011 Projected Image System Contrast Ratio
502(1)
ANSI/INFOCOMM 4:2012 Audiovisual Systems Energy Management
502(1)
ANSI/INFOCOMM 10:2013 Audiovisual Systems Performance Verification
503(2)
Appendix C InfoComm AV Standards Clearinghouse
505(2)
Appendix D Video References
507(2)
Certification Preparation
507(1)
Essential AV Knowledge
507(1)
AV Math
508(1)
Installation Skills
508(1)
Appendix E About the CD-ROM
509(2)
System Requirements
509(1)
Installing and Running Total Tester
509(1)
Total Tester
509(1)
Free PDF Copy of the Book
510(1)
Video Links
510(1)
Technical Support
510(1)
Glossary 511(50)
Index 561
Shonan Noronha, Ed.D., is a training and communications consultant, the editor of IT/AV Report, and digital signage columnist for Sound & Communications.





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