101 Basic Series - Module 26 - Post Assessment
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1
How many bits compose a DeviceNet message?
2
Each device on a DeviceNet network requires a built-in termination resistor.
3
DeviceNet provides diagnosis of the network cabling and the device functionality.
4
Which control system is more efficient?
5
CAN-based systems refers to systems that use: ____.
6
DeviceNet's open network architecture prevents products from different vendors from communicating and working together.
7
One of the advantages of using DeviceNet in the workplace is reduction of downtime, which directly affects the cost of doing business.
8
DeviceNet cables and sealed connectors do NOT conform to which of the following standards?
9
DeviceNet provides for point-to-point wiring.
10
To change the gain of a DeviceNet photoelectric sensor, the user simply issues a command from the network controller.
11
Because of its multi-drop wiring scheme, and the elimination of point-to-point wiring, DeviceNet increases set-up and installation time.
12
Node level diagnostics do not allow for detection of individual device malfunction.
13
A tangible benefit of implementing DeviceNet in the workplace is the addition of space requirements on the plant floor for the control system cabinetry.
14
Which of the following is NOT a valid cable length maximum for DeviceNet.
15
It is possible to attach multiple devices to a single DeviceNet node if a block I/O device is used.
16
Which function in the following list is NOT an ODVA activity?
17
DeviceNet systems are considered to be a byte-level control system.
18
Built-in protective features of the DeviceNet cabling system prevent the power from contacting the data conductors in the cable.
19
Intelligence is added to each device by placing microprocessors on them.
20
Hot insertion allows easier maintenance of control systems by providing for the replacement of devices without disconnecting power to the device.