Course Overview

The IP Voice course is comprised of four sections covering the delivery of telephone
service using Voice over Internet (VoIP) technology through broadband cable’s
managed network. The IP Voice course uses full-motion video and animation to
closely mirror a hands-on learning environment. The video provides detailed and
realistic demonstrations of the critical skills needed by an installer to successfully
deliver voice service. Learners ride along with an installer as he takes them step-bystep
through all the aspects of IP Voice service, including: preparation, installation
in single- and multi-dwelling units, homes with security systems, troubleshooting
and safety. This well-rounded approach to understanding IP Voice services ensures
learners comprehend both the how and why of the job they are performing.
The estimated completion time for this course is 8 hours. The maximum allotted time is four months from enrollment.
define and describe IP Voice service

describe and identify the tools and equipment used to deliver IP Voice service

identify types of wiring commonly used in IP Voice installations

describe the two basic types of house wiring schemes

describe what must be addressed before or during the installation of IP Voice

describe the process for installing and activating the embedded multimedia terminal adapter (EMTA) and connecting it into the existing premises wiring

explain how to install IP Voice in a customer premises with a monitored alarm system

explain basic rules of how to troubleshoot various IP Voice service problems
use this course to help prepare for SCTE’s Broadband Premises Installer certification

receive an industry-recognized Jones/NCTI® certificate of graduation

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