Oklahoma Electronic Access Control Practice Test

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• What is the primary purpose of a sensor arranged to detect an occupant approaching electronic access control doors?
• Where should the location of the circuit disconnecting the primary power be identified?
• What is the purpose of using encrypted communication in access control?
• What is a common challenge in electronic access control system implementation?
• A technician is experiencing chills and cannot seem to drink enough. What is a likely cause of these symptoms?
• Which of the following is a key benefit of using direct current in electronic systems?
• What is the result of connecting batteries in parallel?
• In an access control system, what does "audit trail" refer to?
• In residential construction, at what height must workers be harnessed to prevent falls?
• Which access control method requires users to have explicit permission granted by an administrator?
• Which of the following is included in electrical protective devices?
• What role does software play in electronic access control systems?
• What is the first step you should take after experiencing heat stroke symptoms?
• What is the function of an access control panel during a security breach?
• What is the key advantage of using biometrics in access control?
• What is a key guideline when using ladders?
• What is "event logging" in electronic access control?
• What is the role of encryption in electronic access control systems?
• Which component is essential for verifying user identities in an access control system?
• What is the purpose of a visitor management system in access control?
• What does the term "egress" typically refer to in access control?
• What term is used for any physical assault, threatening behavior, or verbal abuse in an employment setting?
• In what way can RFID tags enhance access control systems?
• What should be done immediately after witnessing an electrical shock?
• When working with electronic access control systems, what is the primary function of a power supply?
• What is the primary function of credential provisioning?
• What is one key advantage of using biometrics in access control systems?
• What is the importance of ensuring that the access point is secure?
• How large must a company's license number be displayed when engaged in alarm and locksmith work?
• What is "two-factor authentication" in electronic access control?
• What does the acronym DC stand for?
• When using a multimeter to measure direct current, what should be done first?
• Where the automatic REX device is a motion sensor, it shall be listed for the purpose and:
• Which of the following best describes a motion sensor used in access control?
• What aspect does "two-factor authentication" primarily enhance in access control?
• What is role-based access control (RBAC) focused on?
• Which aspect is critical for scalable access control systems?
• How do cloud-based access control systems enhance functionality?
• How does dual verification enhance security?
• Which of the following is essential for calculating electrical resistance?
• What is the required condition for connecting an access control system to a fire alarm system?
• What type of cables should be avoided in a plenum?
• Which of the following is a key component of an electronic access control system?
• What is the purpose of "audit trails" in electronic access control?
• Which security protocol is often adopted to manage wireless access control?
• What might cause false alarms in an electronic access control system?
• How does a magnetic lock operate?
• When a REX button is pressed, how long does the egress door remain open?
• What function does an access control panel serve?
• What type of sensor might be employed in an access control system?
• Under what condition can non-plenum rated cables be used in a plenum?
• What is a common type of locking mechanism used in electronic access control?
• What does a point of sale solution integrated with access control manage?
• When leaning a ladder against a wall, how far from the wall should the foot of the ladder be located?
• Which technique is critical for securing wireless access control systems?
• Which factor is least likely to influence the choice of locking mechanisms in access control?
• What do "security levels" represent in access control?
• When assessing circuit resistance, what is used to find the measurement?
• What should be considered when selecting authority levels for credentials?
• What type of access control restricts entry based on physical location?
• What component is essential for receiving signals from RFID tags in electronic access control?
• What does the term "proximity access control" refer to?
• Which type of circuit allows current to follow multiple paths?
• Which of the following is a critical component of an access control system?
• What capability does remote access provide for administrators?
• What characteristic would NOT be essential for a user-friendly access control system?
• What does a credential mean in electronic access control?
• What can be included in a comprehensive access control strategy?
• Which access control feature can provide notifications of unauthorized attempts?
• How high off the finished floor should a REX button be installed?
• What is the primary purpose of a smart card in access control?
• What setting should a meter be on to read a circuit status without removing one side of the circuit?
• What is a common method for granting temporary access in electronic access control systems?
• Which of the following is a symptom of heat stroke?
• If there is a conflict between an adopted reference and a chapter in the Alarm and Locksmith Industry Rules, what should be followed?
• What is a "lockdown" feature used for in access control?
• What is the primary use of a circuit breaker?
• What does an "access control list" (ACL) define?
• What is a "master key" in the context of access control?
• What is the main purpose of a card reader in an access control system?
• What is the primary purpose of an electric strike?
• Why are multiple layers of security recommended in access control systems?
• Which of the following best describes "access cards" in the context of access control?
• According to NFPA 70, which statement regarding underground cable and conductors is true?
• What is the mandatory response time for a tech to update their licensing upon changing jobs?
• Which tool is commonly used to check the continuity of electrical circuits?
• What should be the first step when providing first aid to a victim of heat stroke?
• How do access control systems typically interact with alarm systems?
• Which of the following is NOT a benefit of electronic access control systems?
• Which of the following is NOT typically part of technical support in access control systems?
• How many milliamperes are in 0.0500A?
• What is the recommended angle when positioning a ladder against a wall for safety?
• What is the first action to take if a coworker has sustained a high voltage shock and is unconscious?
• How do electronic systems integrate with fire alarm systems for safety?
• How many points of contact with a ladder should a worker maintain at all times?
• How long does a licensee have to notify the Oklahoma Department of Labor after changing employers?
• What does "remote management" capabilities refer to in access control systems?
• What precaution is advised when setting up access control systems?
• What should a technician do if a power tool has a 3-pronged plug but only 2-pronged outlets are available?
• What denotes a "guest access" feature in access control systems?
• What is a characteristic of alternating current?
• What benefit does having multiple authentication methods offer?
• Why is user-friendliness important in an access control system?
• What is required for primary power supplies that use Class 2 or Class 3 plug-in transformers?
• Which access control model allows users to have specific access rights based on policies?
• What is a method to prevent damage to an electronic circuit board?
• What is the primary function of a "reader keypad" in access control?
• How is "authentication" defined in access control systems?
• Which type of wire carries the most current?
• Which biometric characteristic might be used for identification in electronic access control?
• What measurement is used to determine the conductivity of a circuit?
• What electromechanical device is typically installed in a doorframe?
• In the context of electronic access control, what does "scalability" mean?
• What is a key consideration when determining ladder safety?
• What role do software updates play in wireless access control security?
• What purpose do "tensile security cables" serve in access control systems?
• NFP 70 is also referred to as what?
• What is the most likely cause when a magnetic lock device does not release upon reading a credential?
• How can organizations ensure their electronic systems remain up to date?
• What does "time-based access control" refer to?
• What term describes a user's access being limited to specific hours?
• How long does an employee have to report an injury to qualify for worker's compensation?
• Which characteristic is true for direct current (DC)?
• What is the role of ground-fault circuit interrupters in electrical systems?
• What is the role of a reader in electronic access control systems?
• In a series circuit, which variable is additive and which remains the same?
• Upon conviction, any individual violating any provision of the Oklahoma Alarm and Locksmith Industry Act shall be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year of confinement in county jail and/or a maximum fine of:
• When measuring resistance with a multimeter, what should a technician do first?
• How can integration with CCTV enhance access control security?
• What is the function of a key fob in electronic access control?
• For creating a safe handhold when using a ladder, how far above the landing point should it extend?
• What does "system integration" refer to in electronic access control?
• In which type of facility are electronic access control systems most critical?
• What constitutes a "security breach" in access control?
• What is the primary function of an electronic access control system?
• What is one significant benefit of mobile access control systems?
• What is the impact of power outages on electronic access control systems?
• How does remote access management benefit electronic access control systems?
• What represents a digital identity in access control?
• What is a crucial feature of a ladder when being used for access?
• What type of system uses cards or tags to allow for quick identification by proximity?
• Which types of identification can be utilized in an electronic access control system?
• What are smart locks and how do they relate to electronic access control?
• What is an advantage of wireless access control systems?
• A licensed technician must work under the supervision of whom?
• What are "smart locks" known for?
• What is the significance of access control zones?
• What security measure can enhance the safety of electronic access control systems?
• What is the primary goal of a "denial of service" attack in access control systems?
• Why is biometric authentication considered a secure method?
• What is a common function of an access control system?
• What is a "door contact" in electronic access control?
• What does "two-factor authentication" involve?
• What does the term "fail-safe" refer to in an access control system?
• What clue might indicate an electrical hazard?
• What is a "guardian" feature in an access control system?
• What is the application fee for any tech or salesperson?
• What is the primary role of the access control server?
• What is a common feature of biometric access control systems?
• What are "access control zones"?
• Which of the following is a primary cause of worker injuries in construction?
• What could be a disadvantage of not including tamper-resistant features in an access control system?
• Under which code must control of egress comply?
• How does a "credential" differ from an "identifier" in access control?
• What technology is commonly used in proximity card systems?
• Which protocol is often utilized for transmitting access control data?
• What security measure improves the robustness of an access control method?
• In emergency situations, what is the primary goal for treating someone with low blood sugar?
• A delayed egress lock must open immediately when:
• How many trainees per job site can work under the supervision of a licensed technician?
• How does "mobile credentialing" function in access control systems?
• What is required to be provided by all readers in case of unit failure?
• What is the significance of access control firmware?
• What features should be prioritized when selecting an access control system?
• What is the recommended emergency treatment for low blood sugar?
• What is "virtual panic mode" in an electronic access control system?
• What is the role of an access control list (ACL) within an electronic access control system?
• What does the acronym PIN stand for in access control?
• What method is often used for data logging in access control systems?
• In which area is a technician allowed to perform work?
• Which of the following is NOT a main component of an electronic access control system?
• Which type of access control system operates on a "deny" or "allow" basis?
• In the context of electronic access control, what does "authentication" refer to?
• What is the role of the administrator in electronic access control?
• Why might a facility implement a sophisticated visitor management system?
• What does off-site monitoring in access control systems allow?
• Which set of standards is used to protect public health, safety, and welfare in building construction?
• What is it called when multiple persons enter via a single access granted transaction?
• What is the shortcut calculation for total resistance of several identical devices connected in parallel?
• The position sensor of a door access point should be mounted to activate when the portal is opened no greater than how many inches?
• What is the primary function of an intercom system in access control?
• What is a potential risk of poorly trained users in access control systems?
• What feature allows administrators to revoke access quickly in electronic access control systems?
• What type of accident is the leading cause of occupational fatalities and injuries?
• Which component is essential for issuing mobile access credentials?
• According to safety standards, what should be the first step if an electrical accident occurs?
• What is a common feature of cloud-based access control systems?
• How is the voltage calculated for electrical devices connected in parallel?
• Which device is commonly used as a position sensor?
• Personal protective equipment should be used to protect employees from workplace hazards when:
• A REX button shall be located within how many feet of a secured door?
• What’s the difference between "open" and "closed" architecture in systems?
• How is 12mA expressed in amperes?
• What type of lock is typically used in electronic access control systems?
• What role do access control panels play in the overall system?
• How should conductors be configured under a single terminal?
• What is used to determine the number and size of conductors in a raceway according to NFPA 70?
• A blown fuse in a power supply usually indicates what?
• What is the function of an access control door sensor?
• What is a potential benefit of integrating access control with security cameras?
• What safety features are required for power tools used in the workplace?
• What is the most common nonfatal injury associated with electrical shock?
• What is a global system of interconnected computer networks commonly referred to as?
• According to NFPA 70, direct buried cables must be:
• What defines a secure access point in electronic access control systems?
• What role does a relay play in an electronic access control system?
• Why is user training important in managing electronic access control systems?
• What type of network address is required for remote viewing of NVR or DVR on a long-term basis?
• What is the resistance in a circuit with 100VDC and 10A?
• What characterizes multi-tenant access control systems?
• How many feet should a ladder extend above the upper landing point when accessing an upper surface?
• What does a "delayed egress" device do?
• What is a "door strike" in electronic access control?
• GSM and CDMA are two types of what?
• What values are needed to calculate the maximum available output wattage of a power supply?
• How do tamper-resistant features enhance access control systems?
• What does the term "gateway" refer to in access control?
• What primary factor influences the access control system's effectiveness?
• According to NFPA 70, what factor determines the type of insulation used on conductors?
• When measuring current draw in a circuit, where must meter leads be placed?
• What role does backup power play in electronic access control systems?
• What is the primary purpose of electronic access control systems?
• What does "biometric authentication" involve?
• Which electrical device functions to prevent short circuits?
• When running cables between floors, what type of cable must be used?
• What does "fail-safe" mean in relation to electronic locks?