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CTS Certified Technology Specialist

  • Axis Communications
  • 6 free sample questions

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CTS is the Axis Communications exam Certified Technology Specialist. Paid practice material for this exam is not available yet, but you can try its free sample questions.

Exam code
CTS
Vendor
Axis Communications
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Question 1

When creating an estimate for a request for proposal (RFP), what is the FIRST tiling that should be done? 

  1. Option A:
    obtain the costs
  2. Option B:
    create the submittal
  3. Option C:
    schedule a site visit
  4. Option D:
    read the project description 
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Correct answer: D

The first step in creating an estimate for an RFP is to read the project description thoroughly. This ensures that you fully understand the scope, requirements, and objectives of the project. By doing so, you can accurately determine what is needed, identify potential challenges, and make informed decisions on costs, resources, and scheduling. Starting with a clear understanding of the project description sets

Question 2

When connecting a condenser microphone, what MUST be included in die system design for it to operate?

  1. Option A:
    mixer
  2. Option B:
    stand
  3. Option C:
    transmitter
  4. Option D:
    power source 
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Correct answer: D

A condenser microphone requires a power source to operate because it uses an electrostatic principle to convert sound into an electrical signal. This power is typically provided by phantom power supplied by a mixer or an audio interface. Without this power source, the condenser microphone will not function. It is crucial to include a power source in the system design to ensure the microphone operates correctly. Reference: Axis Communications - Audio Equipment Integration Audio Engineering Society (AES) Standards 
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