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When I first went to basic training, I had no idea how far this Cable TV technology would evolve in the future. To all you Audio Technicians and Cable Technicians still in the field, take care and be cautious while handling business and providing Internet Services now.
I created this channel to showcase Kansas City and provide some educational insights. My background is in the professional realm of certified cable technicians and installers, where I gained 100 percent certification. Although I am no longer in the field, I want to give back what I can. My hope is that someone can learn and grow to reach their best potential in areas like internet services and audio technology. Having solid knowledge is invaluable.
This video focuses on routers and Ethernet cables, essential for both Audio Technicians and Cable Technicians who work in Internet Services.
This video is about Klein toners and is particularly useful for audio technicians and cable technicians alike. I made this video to demonstrate how to locate cables inside a home, featuring a Klein tool known as a cable toner. I want to share how this tool can assist individuals in finding their cable lines, which is also helpful for providing internet services effectively.
This video is about being an Audio Technician and speaking to the new Techs out there, including Cable Technicians. Technology changes every year, and so, we need to learn something new continually. Think about how different Internet Services will be 10 years from now.
As an Audio Technician at an 8-way tap, I'm trying to explain how cable math works. For instance, if you start with 15 dB at the point of entry before the 8-way tap, and then you insert into the tap, it loses 11 dB. So, that leaves you with 15 dB - 11 dB = 4 dB. This understanding is essential for any Cable Technician working with Internet services.
I'm just showing you how to hook up the phone line as an Audio Technician. I'm here to explain the wires and guide you on how to check for voltage, much like a Cable Technician would do when setting up Internet Services.
I was just discussing the camera I purchased to accompany the DVR. It's a pretty good camera with night vision capabilities, allowing me to take pictures and use hand tilting and zoom. As an audio technician, I appreciate how it complements my setup, especially when I'm coordinating with a cable technician for seamless internet services.
This is the schematic of the Alarm. If you know your Electronics you can see how it works with the Zones.
This is a great book to have, even for those who want to learn something about working on your house, including tips that can benefit an Audio Technician or a Cable Technician. It's really a valuable resource. I picked mine up at Goodwill, and it has helped me a lot, even though I've been working on houses for years. There are still some things I learned that I didn't know before, making it a worthwhile read if you come across it, especially if you're in the business of providing Internet services or similar.
Digital Service Meter
These meters are great When you are in the field you will need one to check the signal. This is a must for all technicians.
I will be discussing technical aspects related to our business as an Audio Technician and Cable Technician, along with some insights I've gained while providing Internet Services.
Just talking about when I use to use these ports and what these ports did. I have not seen parallel ports on new computers. They use USB and other ways now. But I was just bringing out what this was used for.
Cable: Usually up to 25 wires including ground; optionally shielded
Pins: 8 data, 4 output control, 5 input control, 8 ground
Connector: DB-25, DB25F, "Centronics" 36-pin Amphenol, DC-37, others
Designed: 1970–1981
Width: Variable
Protocol: Application dependent
Signal: 0 to +5.0 volt DC
I had to do some work on this microwave. So here is a video to what it looks like inside.
Discussing the essentials of a splitter and cable math is crucial for any Audio Technician or Cable Technician working on Internet Services.
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