Oklahoma Testing – Electronic Access Control (EAC) Practice Test

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• What is the purpose of access control zones?
• What does a “proximity card” do in an EAC system?
• When measuring direct current with a multimeter, what action should be taken first?
• Define "emergency override" in EAC systems.
• What is the term used when multiple persons enter via a single access granted transaction?
• Which of the following is important for ensuring electrical safety in workplace environments?
• GSM and CDMA are types of what technology?
• How can EAC systems assist with visitor management?
• What type of device is EAC management software?
• What is the significance of security integration in EAC systems?
• What does a "duress code" achieve in an access control system?
• How does time-based access control work?
• How can environmental conditions impact EAC hardware?
• Which access control feature ensures accountability in an EAC system?
• To be covered by worker's compensation, an injury must be reported to the employer within how many days?
• What is the purpose of access policies in access control systems?
• Which data protection regulations must EAC systems comply with?
• How can a technician prevent damage to an electronic circuit board?
• What is a critical first step when responding to an electrocution incident?
• What does DC stand for in electrical terms?
• How can data privacy concerns affect EAC system design?
• Why must a licensee report changes of employment promptly?
• What is an audit trail in electronic access control systems?
• What is the significance of understanding ladder placement?
• What does "logout procedures" imply for users in EAC?
• What is a likely cause of a magnetic lock device failing to release?
• What is a common type of credential used in EAC systems?
• What is an example of a passive security measure in electronic access control?
• Why is training important for EAC system users?
• What electromechanical device is typically installed in a doorframe?
• A delayed egress lock must open immediately when?
• What should be included in an EAC system maintenance plan?
• When using an automatic REX device that is a motion sensor, it must be?
• What measurement is used to determine the continuity of a circuit?
• What does "security integration" refer to in EAC solutions?
• What is Electronic Access Control (EAC)?
• According to NFPA 70, what determines the type of insulation used on conductors in an installation?
• How long will an egress door remain open when a REX button is pressed?
• Which set of standards is employed to protect public health, safety, and welfare in relation to building construction?
• Under whose supervision can a licensed technician or salesperson work?
• How can EAC systems enhance security beyond traditional locks?
• Which technology is used by proximity cards in EAC systems?
• In evaluating security needs for an EAC system, which of the following should not be overlooked?
• Visitors’ logs can be utilized for which of the following purposes?
• What is the first step in providing first aid to a heat stroke victim?
• What must facilities do to ensure proper security implementation with EAC systems?
• Which action is vital before performing maintenance on electrical systems?
• What guideline must be followed when using ladders?
• What is one of the primary objectives of electronic access control systems?
• What is one key aspect of emergency override systems in EAC?
• What is a function of electromagnetic locks in electronic access control?
• What should a facility consider when implementing an EAC system?
• What is the purpose of a “keypad” in EAC systems?
• In the context of security, what type of data do behavioral biometrics analyze?
• How is 0.0500A expressed in milliamps?
• What safety measure should be taken when working on live electrical equipment?
• What is required for primary power supplies that include Class 2 or Class 3 plug in transformers?
• Which method enhances security by requiring more than one form of verification?
• Which of the following is a key benefit of using riser cables in construction?
• Where must the location of the circuit disconnecting the primary power be identified?
• What is the significance of "encryption" in electronic access control systems?
• Define "virtual key" in the context of mobile access solutions.
• What does the term “fob” refer to in electronic access control?
• What is the significance of "audit trails" in EAC systems?
• Which of the following is a key privacy consideration with biometric data in electronic access control systems?
• A REX button must be located within how many feet of a secured door?
• What is a virtual card in electronic access control systems?
• A delayed egress locking system is designed to provide what function?
• In terms of EAC system selection, what does “budget constraints” refer to?
• What is an "access control list (ACL)"?
• Which of the following is considered an electrical protective device?
• What is the primary risk associated with using key fobs in EAC?
• What is the primary purpose of Electronic Access Control (EAC) systems?
• What is one benefit of detailed access records in Electronic Access Control systems?
• What does the term 'audit trail' imply in an EAC context?
• What does the term 'grounding' refer to in electrical systems?
• If a coworker sustains a high voltage shock and is unconscious, what is the first action to take?
• How is 12mA equivalent to in Amperes?
• What role does budget play in the selection of an EAC system?
• Which statement about underground cable and conductors is true according to NFPA 70?
• Which of the following types of credentials can be used in EAC systems?
• In the context of EAC systems, what is typically stored on a mobile device?
• What is the primary function of a panic bar in electronic access control (EAC) systems?
• What differentiates behavioral biometrics from traditional biometrics?
• What does a blown fuse in a power supply typically indicate?
• What is an example of electronic locking hardware?
• When an access control system is connected to the fire alarm system, the connection must be:
• What does biometric access control utilize for user authentication?
• The activation of a fire alarm is crucial for which of the following security measures?
• What aspect of EAC systems can provide detailed logs of user activities?
• How can access control technologies assist during emergencies?
• What does "door strike" mean in relation to EAC?
• Which of the following factors is least likely to influence the choice of an EAC system?
• What do passive infrared sensors detect in security systems?
• To ensure safety, what should be considered regarding the use of a magnetic lock?
• How do encryption methods impact EAC system security?
• What role does a relay play in an access control system?
• What is essential for the longevity of EAC hardware?
• What is the purpose of implementing a "lockdown" feature in EAC systems?
• On which setting should a meter be placed to measure circuit status without disconnecting it?
• When installing EAC hardware in a building, what needs to be considered?
• What role does a power supply unit play in an EAC system?
• What type of software might be included in an EAC system?
• What type of cable must be used when running cables between floors of a structure?
• What is the primary purpose of visitors’ logs in EAC systems?
• Which standard must be complied with regarding the control of egress?
• Which type of wire carries the most current?
• What is a "two-man rule" in high-security environments?
• NFP 70 is commonly referred to as what?
• What does the term "fail-safe" refer to in EAC systems?
• How far should the position sensor of a door access point be mounted to activate when the portal is opened?
• In the context of workplace safety, which is essential for fall prevention?
• Which aspect of EAC systems is critical for ensuring robust security?
• Explain the concept of "time-based access."
• How does a fail-safe lock operate?
• Which of the following is a fundamental function of access policies in EAC?
• What are some best practices for maintaining EAC systems?
• What shortcut calculation is used to approximate the total resistance of a circuit that includes several identical devices wired in parallel?
• When engaged in alarm and locksmith work, how large must the company's license number be displayed?
• Personal protective equipment is essential when?
• What are the most common nonfatal injuries associated with electrical shock?
• What is an "EAC system audit"?
• How do environmental factors impact EAC hardware installation?
• What should be considered when designing an EAC system layout?
• What is an "RFID tag" used for in EAC systems?
• Why are real-time monitoring capabilities important in an EAC system?
• Which feature is essential for ensuring secure entry in an EAC system?
• Which of the following is NOT an advantage of using Electronic Access Control systems?
• Why is it important to conduct regular policy reviews in an EAC context?
• What type of network address is needed to remotely view NVR or DVR on a long term basis?
• What is the leading cause of occupational fatalities and injuries?
• Which of the following describes a characteristic of direct current?
• How can an EAC system support business continuity?
• What do panic bars contribute to in emergency scenarios?
• In the context of electrical circuits, what is 'continuity'?
• Identify one limitation of biometric access control in EAC systems.
• What is the main function of the control panel in an EAC system?
• Which of the following is a characteristic of personal protective equipment?
• What is a potential consequence of not mechanically securing power supplies?
• How does a card reader function in an EAC system?
• What defines a “smart lock”?
• Describe the purpose of a "panic button" in EAC systems.
• When using a portable ladder to access an upper landing surface, how many feet above the landing point should the ladder extend?
• What issue does “tailgating” present in access control?
• How many points of contact with a ladder should a worker maintain at all times?
• Which factor is not typically considered when establishing budget constraints for an EAC system?
• What type of training is important for users of electronic access control systems?
• What is the role of an "integrator" in EAC projects?
• How do electronic locks primarily differ from traditional locks?
• What is the purpose of "credential lifecycle management"?
• Why are user training sessions essential for EAC system implementation?
• Which clue indicates an electrical hazard?
• What is multi-factor authentication in EAC systems?
• What does “remote management” in EAC systems allow for?
• What does "delayed egress" refer to in an access control system?
• What values are needed to find the maximum available output wattage of a power supply?
• Within how many days must a licensee notify the Oklahoma Department of Labor after changing employers?
• Which of the following is a type of electrical locking mechanism?
• What must all readers provide in case the unit fails?
• In relation to EAC systems, what does "cybersecurity" primarily focus on?
• What enables Bluetooth technology to be effective in 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 is the definition of "credentialing" in the context of electronic access control?
• Which device is commonly used to measure electric current in a circuit?
• What is multi-factor authentication in electronic access control systems?
• How can mobile devices enhance the functionality of EAC systems?
• What is a “door strike” in the context of EAC?
• When measuring current draw in a circuit, where must the meter leads be placed?
• To create a safe handhold to reach another level, how many feet above the landing point should the ladder extend?
• What is the resistance in a circuit with 100VDC and 10A?
• What is the significance of multi-factor authentication?
• When leaning a ladder against a wall, how far from the wall should the foot of the ladder be located?
• What advantage does remote access functionality provide in EAC management?
• What factors influence the choice of access control technology?
• What is the recommended emergency treatment for a person experiencing low blood sugar?
• What characterizes an "intelligent locking mechanism"?
• What is the significance of "response protocol" in an EAC system?
• What is the application fee for any tech or salesperson?
• What is a “mag lock” used for in access control?
• What is a common use of EAC systems in a corporate environment?
• Which credential type is typically used for touchless access in EAC systems?
• What should be prioritized when addressing a situation involving a heat stroke victim?
• What role does software play in an EAC system?
• What does the term "access levels" refer to in an EAC system?
• When using a multimeter to measure resistance, what is the technician advised to do?
• How many trainees per job site are authorized to work under the supervision of a licensed technician?
• What factors influence the selection of an EAC system?
• In regards to electrical safety, what is the first priority when dealing with an emergency?
• Which technology is commonly used in wireless access control systems?
• What is a potential benefit of using visitors’ logs?
• How are physical and logical access control related?
• What is a defining characteristic of alternating current?
• What is a symptom of heat stroke in addition to elevated body temperature?
• What feature distinguishes smart cards from proximity cards?
• What is the main difference between active and passive RFID tags?
• What is the primary purpose of an access control panel?
• Why is it important for technicians to know the correct ladder distance from the wall?
• Which of the following is a key element when determining security needs for an EAC system?
• What happens in an EAC system when power is lost and it is designed to be fail-safe?
• What is a biometric access control method primarily based on?
• What device is typically used as a for position sensor?
• If a conflict arises between an adopted reference and a chapter in the Alarm and Locksmith Industry Rules, which should be followed?
• What condition might a technician be experiencing if they are weak, have chills, and cannot seem to get enough to drink?
• What are “access levels” in an electronic access control system?
• What is the effect of connecting batteries in parallel?
• How does the integrated security system concept relate to EAC?
• Name one common protocol used for communication in EAC systems.
• Which feature allows users to restrict access based on time?
• According to NFPA 70, direct buried cables must be arranged to prevent?
• Define "role-based access control" in EAC systems.
• In a series circuit, what remains the same while voltage is additive?
• Upon conviction under the Oklahoma Alarm and Locksmith Industry Act, a violator may face a maximum fine of?
• What is the purpose of a sensor arranged to detect an occupant approaching electronic access control doors?
• What must an electronic access control system provide during emergencies?
• What does "authorization" refer to in EAC terminology?
• What can be a feature of electronic locks that traditional locks typically lack?
• Cables that are not plenum rated can be used in a plenum when they are:
• What type of access is provided by electronic access control systems?
• Identify a major benefit of centralized access control management.
• What is the function of a "door position switch" in EAC?
• What does the lockdown feature do in access control systems?
• What type of characteristics do biometric systems authenticate?
• What is a primary benefit of cloud-based EAC systems?
• What function does a motion sensor serve in Electronic Access Control (EAC) systems?
• Which is a potential consequence of failing to manage access levels appropriately?
• What is used to determine the number and size of conductors used in a raceway?
• What does "credentialing" in EAC systems refer to?
• How does a "deadbolt" enhance EAC security?
• What is the purpose of having backup power for an EAC system?
• A REX button should be positioned how many inches from the finished floor?
• A technician is permitted to perform work in which areas?
• What is the primary concern when working within the alarm industry?
• What factor should be considered when selecting authority levels for credentials?
• Describe a common challenge faced when implementing EAC systems.
• What is one of the primary benefits of using magnetic locks in EAC systems?
• What requirement pertains to conductors under a single terminal?
• Which of the following credential types might require a reader in an EAC system?
• Which type of electrical current flows in one direction only?
• What is a global system of interconnected computer networks called?
• At what height must construction workers be harnessed to prevent falls?
• What term describes physical assault, threatening behavior, or verbal abuse in the workplace?
• What is the function of emergency override systems in EAC?
• What safety feature is essential for power tools used in the workplace?
• Which network technology is predominantly used for mobile communication?
• How is a "sensitive area" defined in EAC planning?
• How can the specific environment of implementation affect the choice of EAC system?
• In an EAC system, what is a "reader"?
• What are the key components of an EAC system?
• What is a common characteristic of zones in access control?
• What is one significant advantage of using networked EAC systems?
• Why is redundancy important in electronic access control systems?