FAIL Sample Clauses

FAIL indicates failing performance in either the final internship report or on-the-job student performance or both. Also, the following will be noted in the transcript of the intern:
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FAIL. A loss of communication detected on any of the four C37.94 channels. • A loss of packet structure (bad data) on any of the four C37.94 channels. • Fiber optic receive signal level below the ability of the heads to receive data accurately. • A C37.94 channel is unused but has not been turned off using the DIP switch. POWER SUPPLY The CC-500 comes with two standard wide range DC/DC converters, unless 250VDC supplies have been ordered or installed. The standard input range 24VDC -20% to 125VDC +20%. The converters are mounted to the PC board of the CC-500 with two screws. The pins connecting the electrical circuits of the DC/DC converters to the PC board are socketed and a whole converter can be removed once the mounting screws are removed. Each DC/DC converter has under and over voltage protection integrated into the device. If the input voltage is too low or too high, the status alarm LEDs may flash or the unit may attempt to restart itself. INPUTS AND OUTPUTS The rear panel contains all the I/O connections. Communications interfaces consist of one RJ 45/48 T1 plug and four C37.94 fiber optic interfaces. A SM fiber optic backhaul is optional. Each C37.94 interface has one transmit and one receive 850nm multimode head with an ST connector. 1310 SM heads are available as an option for any of the C37.94 channels. Barrier terminal blocks, for wiring power and alarms, are located on the rear of the chassis. The CC-500 uses a wide range power supplies capable of operating on a DC voltage between 24 and 125V. See the Wiring Diagram (WD) for connections. The unit can accept negative voltage inputs. Each alarm has 3 connections: normally open (NO), normally closed (NC), and armature (A). The alarm relays do not have polarity and accept voltages up to 125VDC. CONTROL UNIT PROGRAMMING DIP SWITCH SETTINGS CC-500 programming is designed to be uncomplicated. There are two 10 position DIP switches on the front panel: SW1 and SW2. The ten switches located in SW1 are used to program the Control Unit. SW2 is reserved for sister board and other settings. See Section 5, Sister Board. Switch SW1 position 1 and 2 are used to program the backhaul and mode. The backhaul can be an electrical T1 or SM point-to-point fiber optic. Only one backhaul may be used at a time. When using point-to-point fiber, one of the two ends of the channel must supply the clocking. This clock source is called the Master. The unit not supplying the clock is referred to as the Remote. When implementing po...
FAIL. The Instructor has not achieved all the elements in the Practical and/or Written Assessment. The Instructor cannot become qualified.

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