A+ Hardware Exam
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- I/O Address of Primary IDE Controller
- 1F0h-1FFh
- I/O Address of Secondary IDE Controller
- 170h-17Fh
- I/O Address of LPT2
- 278h-27Fh
- I/O Address of COM2
- 2F8h-2FFh
- I/O Address of LPT1
- 378h-37Fh
- I/O Address of COM1
- 3F8h-3FFh
- I/O Address of COM3
- 3E8h-3EFh
- I/O Address of COM4
- 2E8h-2EFh
- I/O Address of Floppy
- 3F0h-3F7h
- IRQ 0
- System Timer
- IRQ 1
- Keyboard
- IRQ 2
- Cascade, redirect to 9
- IRQ 3
- Serial Ports (Com2, Com4)
- IRQ 4
- Serial Ports (Com1, Com3)
- IRQ 5
-
Parallel Port (LPT2)
Primary ISA Sound Card - IRQ 6
- Floppy Drive Controller
- IRQ 7
- Parallel Port (LPT1)
- IRQ 8
- Real-Time Clock
- IRQ 9
- Redirected from IRQ2
- IRQ 10
- Available
- IRQ 11
- Available
- IRQ 12
- PS/2 Mouse
- IRQ 13
- Math Coprocessor
- IRQ 14
- Hard Disk Controller, Primary
- IRQ 15
- Hard Disk Controller, Secondary
- Common use of Cat1
- Phone Line
- Common use of Cat2
- Token Ring Networks
- Common use of Cat3
- Ethernet Networks
- Common use of Cat4
- Token Ring Netowkrs
- Common use of Cat5
- Ethernet Networks
- Common use of Cat5/e
- Ethernet Networks
- Common use of Cat6
- Ethernet Networks
- Speed of Cat1
- 1MBps
- Speed of Cat2
- 4MBps
- Speed of Cat3
- 16MBps
- Speed of Cat4
- 20MBps
- Speed of Cat5
- 100MBps
- Speed of Cat5/e
-
100MBps
(usually tested at 350 MBps) - Speed of Cat6
-
200MBps - Preliminary
(may go as high as 500MBps - Speed of 10BaseT
- 10MBps
- Speed of 10Base2
- 10MBps
- Speed of 10Base5
- 10MBps
- Speed of 10BaseF
- 10MBps
- Speed of 100BaseTX
- 100MBps
- Speed of 100BaseFX
- 100MBps
- Speed of 100BaseT4
- 100MBps
- Cable of 10BaseT
- Twisted Pair
- Cable of 10Base2
- Coax (Thinnet)
- Cable of 10Base5
- Coax (Thicknet)
- Cable of 10BaseF
- Fiber-Optic
-
Cable of 100BaseTX
Cable of 100BaseT4 - Twisted Pair
- Cable of 100BaseFX
- Fiber Optic
- Max Cable Length of 10BaseT
- 100 Meters
- Max Cable Length of 10Base2
- 185 Meters
- Max Cable Length of 10Base5
- 200 Meters
- Max Cable Length of 10BaseF
- 2000 Meters
- Max Cable Length of 100BaseTX/T4
- 100 Meters
- Max Cable Length of 100BaseFX
- 412 Meters
- Topology of 10BaseT
- Star
- Topology of 10Base2
- Bus
- Topology of 10Base5
- Bus
- Topology of 10BaseF
- Star
- Topology of 100BaseTX/T4
- Star
- Topology of 100BaseFX
- Star
-
Which are not an ethernet type?
100BaseTX
100BaseT4
10BaseTX
100BaseFX
10Base8 - 10BaseTX, 10Base8
- Max Number of devices for SCSI
- 8, 16, 32 including controller
- Max Number of devices for USB
- 127
- max number of devices for IEEE-1394
- 63
- what is the wire firewire uses?
- IEEE-1394
- what types of scsi are there?
- SCSI-1, SCSI-2, SCSI-3 and varientd
- what types of usb are there?
- low and high speed
- are there multiple types of ieee-1394?
- no
- speed of USB 1.1
- 12MBps
- speed of USB 2.0
- 480MBps
- speed of IEEE-1394
- 500MBps
- resources SCSI uses?
- SCSI ID Address
- scsi required hardware
- terminator, scsi controller
- usb required hardware
- usb hub
- does Firewire need any additional hardware?
- no
- relative cost of SCSI
- More than IDE/ATA
- Relative cost of USB
- Less than Firewire, more than IDE/ATA
- relative cost of Fire Wire
- More than USB
- power source of scsi
- external
- power source of USB
- supplied by system
- power source of firewire
- supplied by system
- common scsi devices
- hard drives, printers, scanners
- common usb devices
- any
- common firewire devices
- high speed video, dvd, digital cammeras
- communication method of scsi
- parallel
- communication method of usb
- serial
- commuication method of firewire (IEEE-1394)
- serial
- topology (connection method) of scsi
- daisey chain
- connection method (topology) of usb
- tiered (using hubs)
- topology (device connection method) of firewire
- daisy chain
- Daisy chain is a method of communication for what?
- SCSI and Firewire
- Max cable length of usb
- 5 meters between devices
- max cable length of IEEE-1394
- 4 meters between devices
- resource configuration of scsi
- manual
- resource configuration of usb and firewire
- plug and play