Certified Technology Specialist (CTS) Practice Exam

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What are two critical areas an AV professional should discuss with a client regarding building structure and AV services?

  1. Ensure adequate power source(s) and ensure AV program source access

  2. Choose the right type of cables and ensure proper installation

  3. Analyze the room acoustics and select display technology

  4. Confirm network stability and design the control system

The correct answer is: Ensure adequate power source(s) and ensure AV program source access

Discussing the adequacy of power sources and ensuring access to AV program sources are critical because they directly impact the functionality and reliability of AV systems. An AV professional must ensure that there are sufficient electrical outlets and appropriate power levels to support all AV equipment, as insufficient power can lead to malfunctions or equipment failure. Additionally, ensuring that clients have access to the necessary program sources, such as video conferencing platforms, streaming services, or other media, is essential for the effectiveness of the AV systems. Proper access supports seamless integration and operation, enabling the client to fully utilize the technology in their environment. While the other options address important aspects of AV design and functionality, they do not encompass the foundational requirements that power and access represent. Cables, installation, room acoustics, display technology, network stability, and control system design are all relevant, but without adequate power and source availability, the AV system cannot function as intended, thereby highlighting the primacy of these discussions.