CABLE-TEC GAMES
HANDBOOK
Revised October 2004
140 Philips Rd.
Exton, PA 19341
800-542-5040
Fax 610-363-5898
www.scte.org
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section One: General Rules
Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 4
Event Planning List ................................................................................................................ 5
Room Requirements ............................................................................................................... 7
Notes for the Host Chapter ..................................................................................................... 8
Event Host Requirements ....................................................................................................... 9
Cable-Tec Games Contacts .................................................................................................... 10
Section Two: National Cable-Tec Games Competitions
Participant Policy ................................................................................................................... 13
General Rules ......................................................................................................................... 14
Scoring ................................................................................................................................... 14
Event Hosts ............................................................................................................................ 14
Section Three: Event Descriptions
Event Description/Hosts ........................................................................................................ 17
Cable Splicing - .500 Cable ................................................................................................... 18
Fiber Splicing.................................................................................................………………..25
Meter Reading/Black Box ...................................................................................................... 27
Metallic Time Domain Reflectometer (MTDR) .................................................................... 28
Cable Jeopardy ....................................................................................................................... 30
Past/Potential Games .............................................................................................................. 33
Section Four: Forms
Award Medallions Order Form .............................................................................................. 34
Event Planning Checklist ....................................................................................................... 35
Waiver, Release and Indemnity Agreement ........................................................................... 36
On-Site Registration Form ..................................................................................................... 37
Sample Score Sheet ................................................................................................................ 38
Final Results Form ................................................................................................................. 40
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SECTION ONE:
General Rules
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Introduction
The Games
Cable-Tec Games is a competition among CATV system personnel centering around technical tasks.
Support for the first games came from Paul Levine of CT Publications (Phillips Business Information,
Inc.) and he also developed the initial design of the award medallions. Contributions were made by
NCTI and industry sponsors.
The Cable-Tec Games, originally called Cable Games, were first held in 1989 by the SCTE Rocky
Mountain Chapter. Cable-Tec Games competitions have been held annually at the Colorado Cable
Television Association’s annual convention and coordinated by the Rocky Mountain Chapter. The
games have been a part of SCTE’s Cable-Tec Expo® since 1991.
SCTE Chapters and Meeting Groups have hosted Cable-Tec Games at all levels of the organization.
Local, state and regional competitors participate to determine who will represent the chapter or region
at the National Cable-Tec Games in the “Super Bowl” of telecommunications.
Single events in the games have evolved and been defined by participation, practice and interest in the
skill they measure. Event Hosts and sponsors have played a tremendous part in this evolution and are
most generous in their support of events during the competitions. Without this dedication, the games
“do not go on.” Materials, equipment and officials are provided by Event Host organizations. Their
support of the Society’s training goals displayed through these games is appreciated. Sponsors provide
refreshments, publicity, and support that give the games a special flavor.
The medallions given in the games are a symbol of the training that creates winners in the workplace.
Competing in an event that is also your job places a spotlight on how you do your job and gives an
additional measure of importance to participating. It is the hope of the Society that all members are
provided with the opportunity to be a part of this process and to benefit from taking part.
Let the Cable-Tec Games begin!
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The Handbook
This handbook is provided to:
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Help local SCTE Chapters and Meeting Groups host Cable-Tec Games competitions.
Define the modifications necessary to hold a National Cable-Tec Expo Games.
Identify the responsibilities of an Event Host.
Describe the current, usable events for the games.
After reading through this handbook, identify four competitions for your Cable-Tec Games and use the
event planning checklist to identify the steps needed to host a successful Cable-Tec Games event.
Participation
Typically, the local Cable-Tec Games are held in conjunction with a state or regional function and
coordinated with the appropriate host association. Each event is sponsored by an Event Host (most are
identified and have contacts listed). Annually, at SCTE’s Cable-Tec EXPO, National Cable-Tec
Games are held. The contestants are the winners from local and regional competitions, selected by the
Regional Director.
Participants for chapter, state, or regional competitions must be current SCTE members to enter the
Cable-Tec Games. There is no cost to enter the games, but a one-day registration fee may be required
by the hosting chapter.
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Event Planning Checklist
Yearly Calendar Planning Process
1. Determine date and location with information you have about other chapter’s events, state or
regional vendor days and conferences. Include the date in your yearly calendar.
2. If working with a host association or conference, contact their representative to confirm your
chapter’s participation, date, time of day, space requirements and awards presentation. Generally
state associations are supportive of the Cable-Tec Games due to increased attendance and system
support. Work with the host association to reduce or eliminate any fees for the competitors.
3. Identify events and contact Event Hosts (see Event Host Requirements, p.11). This process may
require time and energy to complete. Try to obtain a firm commitment from each sponsor early in
the process. You will need the complete name of each Event Host for the program and publicity
material for the conference.
4. Contact SCTE Headquarters (see p. 12) to have the date, location and contact number listed in the
SCTE “Events Calendar.”
5. Notify CT and other trade publications (see p. 12) for publicity and a listing in their events
calendar.
Ninety Days Prior
1. Contact the site manager or host association responsible for the conference to confirm scheduled
date, time and space requirements.
2. Confirm dates, times and responsibilities with your Event Hosts.
3. Obtain and determine:
• Sponsors for beverages, tee shirts and any prizes, etc.
• Need for any additional prizes, trophies or plaques in addition to medallions.
• What type of “thank you” and/or acknowledgment will be given to Event Hosts and
sponsors.
4. Confirm the number of medallions needed and order directly from the vendor (see Award
Medallions order form, p. 32).
5. Check the SCTE Web-site (http://www.scte.org) for calendar and contact information.
6. Notify your regional director of date and location of games.
Sixty Days Prior
1. Send out a mailer to chapter members about the games with date, time, schedule of events, and
registration information. Encourage participants to pre-register.
2. Arrange meeting room space (if part of a convention make arrangements with the host association).
Specify the number of tables, refreshments (if needed), audio-visual requirements, microphone and
podium equipment that is needed. Determine signal and electrical power needs and discuss with
the host association or site. Some convention facilities do not have cable feeds installed, so be sure
to check this ahead of time.
3. Contact your sponsors to confirm the date, time, location, equipment and any details that pertain to
the sponsor’s donation.
4. Obtain emcee(s) that like to talk, have an outgoing personality and a good sense of humor.
5. Provide information to local system operators (send copies to the SCTE Chapter Support
Department).
6. Determine and order the signs you will need to identify rooms, events, sponsors, etc.
Thirty Days Prior
1. Pre-register contestants.
2. Contact systems and system managers about their employees taking part, ask for a commitment on
the number of employees participating and observing.
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3. Make any last minute arrangements for meeting room, A/V supplies, refreshments and sponsors as
needed.
4. Designate host staff from your membership, including registration, scoring, runners and
refreshments. Make sure everyone understands their specific responsibilities.
5. Arrange for photo coverage. Make certain one chapter member is responsible for cameras, photos
and identifying people in the photos.
The most important rule for the Cable-Tec Games is REMEMBER TO HAVE FUN!
This is an opportunity for learning and friendly competition among peers and should be enjoyable for
the officials, contestants and audience.
After the Games
1. Review the games successes as well as areas that need improvement to plan for next year.
2. Request additional Event Host and sponsor certificates needed from the SCTE Director of Chapter
Support (see p. 12). Write thank-you notes to chapter members who donated time and energy.
3. Notify your regional director of winner(s) and determine how to help your winner(s) be the
representatives from your region (only two from each SCTE region may participate at Expo).
4. From the results and/or observations of the games, plan any training sessions needed to teach or
build skill levels.
5. Send pictures (with names of individuals pictured), required forms and a write-up of the event to
the SCTE Director of Chapter Support.
6. Pat yourselves on the back for a good job, well done!
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Room Requirements
Room
Allocate enough space to accommodate four events, with sufficient room for an audience for “Cable
Jeopardy.” A large room located close to the exhibitor floor usually works well, as does a portion of
the exhibitor floor with an adjacent room for “Cable Jeopardy.”
Tables
Tables (eight feet long) are required for contestants, at least two per event, for record keepers,
registration, and any refreshments, handouts or materials on display. Two tables are needed for
“Cable Jeopardy” contestants, plus a small table for projector and laptop computer.
Arrange the contestant tables in a “U” shape, with contestants inside the tables and observers on the
outside of the “U.” This set-up minimizes the possibility of the audience interfering with the
contestants, and allows the audience to view the activities underway.
Signal and Electrical
Power may be required for some events. At a minimum you will need electrical power for the
overhead projector and microphones. Some convention facilities do not have cable feeds installed, so
be sure to check this ahead of time. Cable splicing and fiber splicing sometimes require extra lighting.
Have a few desk lamps on hand.
Audio/Visual Needs
The following equipment may be needed:
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An overhead projector that will connect to a laptop computer.
Public address system with a wireless microphone for the emcee.
A podium with a microphone for the “Cable Jeopardy” announcer.
Six stopwatches (if not provided by Event Hosts).
Other
The following items may come in handy:
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Refreshments and serving materials.
Chairs for scorekeepers, registrars and contestants.
Trash containers.
Any traffic management system necessary, such as ropes, cones, signage (name of Event Host,
event, etc.).
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Notes for the Host Chapter
Entry
• The events are individual competitions, not team games.
• Competitors must be SCTE National members.
• Competitors must sign a "Waiver, Release and Indemnity Agreement" (see p. 34).
• There may be a maximum of 36 competitors - more people take more time. Twenty-four seems to
be the optimum of competitors for a two-hour competition. Increase the number of stations at
each event if there are a lot of competitors. “Cable Jeopardy” is usually the limiting event for
time. It takes about 15 to 20 minutes per round to run “Cable Jeopardy,” get it reset, and start a
new round of contestants.
• Registrants should be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Host chapters may want to limit some registrants (i.e., 25 percent of contestants from a single
system).
• Host chapters should consider accepting at least one competitor from each system wishing to
compete.
Registration
• Have a sign-up sheet/waiver available one hour prior to the games.
• Display medallions/pictures/traveling trophy if available.
• Hand out tee shirts at registration.
• Participants must sign up 15 minutes before the start of the games.
• Provide name tags for contestants. (You may want to place “Cable Jeopardy” group numbers on
name tags to help identify the contestants.)
Orientation
• Assign “Cable Jeopardy” group numbers for contestants.
• Start “Cable Jeopardy” with Group A.
• Keep Group B available for Cable Jeopardy.
• Start other events with Groups C, D, and E.
• Have Group F and others follow Group E and end with “Cable Jeopardy.”
• Keep all contestants close by throughout the events for their turn at “Cable Jeopardy.”
Scoring
• Running score and totals should be kept confidential until all events are completed.
• Score sheets from individual events will be collected periodically and provided to the master
scorekeeper.
• Master scorekeeper should be distracted as little as possible.
Awards
Olympic-style first-, second-, and third-place individual medallions are presented to the top finishers in
each event and overall. Please send information about the results to SCTE’s Chapter Support
Department (see p. 12) and your regional director.
Award presentations may be made in the room at the conclusion of the games (or at the banquet if one
is planned).
Watch for additional opportunities to honor the “overall winner” and the Society for supporting local
activities and training. Announcing the winner at other local events puts the SCTE name in front of
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management while promoting the skills of a local member of the cable telecommunications
community.
Staffing (14 minimum including Event Host personnel)
Several individuals are needed to help make the Games a success, including:
Master of Ceremonies (one) - Keeps the audience entertained and informed on
each of the competitions while “Cable Jeopardy” is changing groups. (Optional position.)
(Wireless microphone.)
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Registration Person (one) - Must register each contestant 15 minutes before start
of the games.
Master Score Keeper (one) - Fills in scores as events are completed.
Score Runner (one) - Collects scores from events.
Events need individuals assigned to that specific event (Event Hosts should provide).
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Event One (two judges, one per participant).
Event Two (two judges, one per participant).
Event Three (two judges, one per participant).
“Cable Jeopardy” - chapter is Event Host
ƒ Computer version – two staff needed (in addition to an NCTI representative)
- Announcer - Reads answers.
- Judge - Technical accuracy of response.
“Cable Jeopardy” props are the responsibility of the hosting chapter (the computer version requires an
LCD projector and a screen).
Props
Event Hosts should provide and update event description, rules, score sheets and props. Props must be
maintained in working order and should be updated annually.
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Event Host Requirements
SCTE Cable-Tec Games are intended to serve as a friendly competition and a test of the cable
telecommunications technician’s skill and knowledge of a broad range of topics. Local SCTE
Chapters and Meeting Groups are encouraged to host or schedule Cable-Tec Games during state or
regional events like a training symposium, state convention or vendor day. At the national level, the
National Cable-Tec Games are held during the SCTE Cable-Tec Expo® and bring together
competitors from around the country to vie for the Gold Overall Medallion.
The individual events are typically hosted by cable telecommunications equipment manufacturers and
suppliers that volunteer their time and manpower to local SCTE Chapters and Meeting Groups. Event
Hosts are expected to provide all necessary equipment, props, staff and judges for their event.
The events must be generic in nature (not product-specific), and suppliers usually volunteer to sponsor
events that relate closely to their product lines. Currently, the events include “Cable Splicing,” “Meter
Reading (Black Box),” “MTDR usage,” “Fiber Splicing,” and “Cable Jeopardy.”
Ideally, each event will have two or more hosts that the chapters select. This is intended to allow
chapters and meeting groups to have a choice of Event Hosts and to insure that a single host is not
over-burdened and trying to attend every Cable-Tec Games competition around the country.
To be included as an Event Host, equipment manufacturers must agree to the following:
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Provide a single point of contact and phone number within the company that can be included in the
Event Host contact list.
Have available at least two complete sets of props and equipment for the event.
Provide at least one and preferably two adequately trained people to serve as fair and impartial
judges for the event. In the interest of time, many events require that two contestants be tested at a
time.
Participate as an Event Host for Cable-Tec Games when requested.
Props and equipment include:
Event rules
Score sheets
Sufficient equipment, tools and props for all competitors (enough for two
competitors to participate at the same time)
Stop watches
To become an Event Host, please contact the Director, Chapter Support (see p. 12) at SCTE
Headquarters or members of the Cable-Tec Games Subcommittee.
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Cable-Tec Games Contacts
SCTE Staff Contact:
Theresa Wilson
Director, Chapter Support
610-524-1725 x 227
[email protected]
Committee:
Allen P. Bierman
Thomas & Betts
Director of Sales - Western Region
9800 Pyramid Court, #400
Englewood, Colorado 80112
(720) 895-1916
(720) 895-1915 Fax
(901) 277-4285 Cell
[email protected]
Dale Mruz
Cox Communications
401 North 117th Street, Suite 101
Omaha, NE. 68154
402-934-0490 Office
402-510-0386 Cell
[email protected]
Dave Smith
Radiodetection
4036 Song Thrush Cr
Roswell, GA 30075
(770) 641-1270 office
(770) 331-7236 cell
[email protected]
Allen Butters
Corning Gilbert
5310 West Camelback Road
Glendale, AZ 85301
623-245-1050 Ext. 393
602-300-9842 Cell
[email protected]
Doc Thissen
Bresnan Communications
PO Box 640,
Laramie, WY 82073
307.745.7333 - O
307.761.0420 - C
[email protected]
Andy Bearden
AFL
864-433-5404 Office
864-431-7186 Cell
[email protected]
Doug Nolan
Comcast
408-494-7345
408-360-7769 Fax
[email protected]
Barry Smith
303-814-0450 Office
303-478-3193 Cell
[email protected]
Greg Renfroe
Vice President, Sales
Arris Telewire Supply
11528 East Lovejoy Road
Lovejoy, GA 30250
770-473-9410
770-330-2657 (mobile)
[email protected]
Bob A. Jackson
Trilithic
317-895-3600 Ext. 6608
[email protected]
Lauri S. Smith
Comcast
720-267-7563
720-267-7565 Fax
[email protected]
Jerry Chappell
Yokogawa Corporation of America
20420 Century Boulevard
Germantown, MD 20874
301-528-3313 Office
[email protected]
Mark A. Ortel
Acterna – Sales Support Eng.
5808 Churchman Bypass
Indianapolis, IN 46203-6109
317-614-8250 - Office
317-370-2676 Cell
[email protected]
Jerry Neese
NCTI
8022 Southpark Circle #100
Littleton, CO 80120
303-638-6609 Mobile
303-209-1346 Office
303-729-0130 Fax
[email protected]
Mark Webb
Trilithic
317-895-3600
[email protected]
Jim Brown
AFL
717-335-3540 Office
215-680-7985 Cell
[email protected]
M. J. Jackson (Chair)
John Weeks Enterprises, Inc.
800-241-1232
800-329-8008 Fax
214-762-7676 Cell
[email protected]
Jim Fronk
Cox Communications
316-792-2574 Office
316-786-0773 Cell
[email protected]
Marshall Kurschner
Comcast
989-269-3382
989-269-9125 Fax
[email protected]
Jim Smith
Tempo
800-642-2155 Ext. 258
760-486-4900 Cell
[email protected]
Matt Mclure
Corning Cable Systems
312-879-9781 office
312-446-2870 mobile
[email protected]
Jon Lander
Trilithic
9710 Park Davis Drive
800-344-2412 Ext. 6607
317-895-3613
317-506-6424 Cell
[email protected]
Mike Phebus, BPS, BDS
NCTI
8022 Southpark Circle #100
Littleton, CO 80122-5658
(303) 209-1389 (direct)
(303) 324-2108 (cell)
(303) 209-0104
[email protected]
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315-263-6747, Cell
[email protected]
Mike Richardson
Director of Sales Acterna CND
5808 Churchman Bypass
Indianapolis Indiana, 46203
317-614-8282 office
317-370-9907 cell
[email protected]
Ron Stoneburner
Corning Gilbert
800-528-5567 Ext. 458
602-284-1037 Cell
[email protected]
Pam Nobles
Senior Director of Instructional Design,
Technical
Comcast University
1500 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
215-640-7074
215-450-3735 (cell)
215-981-7595 (fax)
[email protected]
Ronnie Dixon
3SAE Technologies, Inc.
5804 Deer Run Drive
McKinney, TX 75070
214-726-9165 Office
469-223-5614 Cell
[email protected]
Steve C. Allen,
BCE, BTCS, BPS, BDS
Sr. Broadband Technologist.
Kramer Firm, Inc
3361 Sundance Trail
Placerville, CA 95667
530-622-2856 Voice
530-622-2899 Fax
[email protected]
Randy J. Bunnell
Broadband Solutions, Inc.
1886 Commerce Drive
DePere WI 54115
920-339-8056
920-339-8058 Fax
[email protected]
Steve Christopher
8541 W. Southgate Shores Circle
Tanarac, FL 33321
601.291.7000
954.722.3081 FAX
[email protected]
Rich LaPat
Technical Training Manager
Comcast University - Southern Division 4400
Belle Oaks Drive
N. Charleston, SC 29405
843.266.3230 office
843.870.3826 cell
[email protected]
Steve Johnson
Cox Communications
Oklahoma City, OK.
405-600-7803
[email protected]
Rick A. Young
Cisco
530-621-4692
408-525-0999 Fax
[email protected]
Todd D. Lubbers
University of Wyoming
Senior Technician
Outreach School
Laramie, Wyoming 82070
307-766-2151 Office
307-766-3445 Fax
[email protected]
Roger D. Mathews
Manager Applications Engineering
PPC
6176 East Molloy Road
East Syracuse, NY 13057
315-431-7514, Office
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Vicki Story
Radiodetection – Riser Bond
800-524-1739 Office
402-304-1713 Cell
[email protected]
Woody Cash
Comcast
408-918-3223
408-294-9572 Fax
[email protected]
William “Bill” Lutz
Corning Gilbert
623-245-1050 Ext. 474
601-684-6753 Cell
[email protected]
Press Releases
Communications Technology Magazine
Phone 301-354-1797
Jonathan Tombes ([email protected])
Laura Hamilton ([email protected])
Fax
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301-738-8453
SECTION TWO:
National Cable-Tec Games
Competitions
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SCTE National Cable-Tec Games
Candidates’ Selection Policy
I.
The National Cable-Tec Games will have a limit of 28 contestants.
A. These contestants should typically be winners from local games in their region, two
contestants (areas should identify one alternate who will only compete in the absence of that
area’s contestant) from thirteen areas; 12 regions and Canada, totaling 26 contestants.
B. The National Cable-Tec Games overall winner from the year before will participate as the 27th
player. Additionally, the local “host” region of the current EXPO will provide one contestant
and one alternate to compete on a team to complete 28 participants totaling 7 teams of 4
contestants each.
II.
Regional and International Directors must work with chapters in their region to identify
two contestants and one alternate to compete in the National Cable-Tec Games.
III.
If any region / international area does not submit contestants and alternates from that area
forty-five days before EXPO then those contestant slots will be awarded to local “host” region
of the current EXPO.
IV.
Overall first place winner of the previous year’s National Cable-Tec Games will receive a
subsidized trip to the current EXPO by SCTE National to defend his/her title. The package
includes: complimentary Cable-Tec EXPO registration, hotel room for four days, $500
maximum travel allowance.
V.
Contestants at the National Cable-Tec Games will receive complimentary full Cable-Tec
EXPO registrations.
VI.
All alternate contestants and spouses will receive complimentary registration to the Exhibit
Hall only. Optional full-attendee registrations may be provided by the local chapter (using
complimentary registrations won throughout the year) or by the contestant’s employer.
VII.
National Cable-Tec Games participants (contestants and alternates) at the year’s final
competition, held at Cable-Tec EXPO, will be required to:
a. Be active National Members of SCTE.
b. Be named by their Regional Director as a contestant.
c. Register and turn in to SCTE Headquarters, thirty days before the competition, the
following signed documents;
i. SCTE Cable-Tec Games Liability Waiver
ii. Registration Form
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General Rules
The National Cable-Tec Games area will be set up and ready one hour before the games begin.
All contestants must be “checked in” 30 minutes prior to the games. NO late registrations will be
accepted.
Contestant participation begins 1 hour before the start of the games with orientation and instruction.
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Contestants’ orientation will allow participants to familiarize themselves with each of the events
before the games begin. (Events will be set-up and available 1 hour prior to start of competition.)
Contestant instruction will be done 15 minutes prior to the start of the Games. (Attendance at the
instruction period is mandatory.)
Once the Games begin there will be NO equipment or event training.
Contestants will NOT be critiqued on their individual performance during the games.
Scoring
Running score and totals should be kept confidential until all events are completed.
Score sheets from individual events will be collected periodically and provided to the master
scorekeeper. The master scorekeeper should not be distracted.
Medallions for first-, second- and third-place in each event plus an overall category will be awarded by
the SCTE Chairman, President or SCTE Engineering Committee Chairman.
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Event Hosts
ONLY Event Hosts who have provided significant support to local and regional Cable-Tec Games
throughout the year will be considered for hosting the National Cable-Tec Games. Event Hosts should
have participated in at least five local Cable-Tec Games throughout the previous year. A company that
sends in a few tools or parts will not be listed or promoted as a National Cable-Tec Games Event Host.
Opportunities for participation as an Event Host or as a sponsor may be available, so contact the
Director of Chapter Support at SCTE Headquarters or members of the Cable-Tec Games
Subcommittee for information. (See Cable-Tec Games Contacts, p.12)
New events that have not been tried at local and state competitions will not be used at the National
Cable-Tec Games.
All events will be set up and ready one hour before the start of the games for orientation. Event Hosts
and Event Host staff must be on site before, during and at the conclusion of the National Cable-Tec
Games. Staffing needs must be coordinated before the start of the games.
Games orientation will be done during the hour prior to the start of the games. NO product training or
orientation will be done at the events once the games begin.
All Events for the National Cable-Tec Games will be designed and prepared to facilitate at least two
contestants at a time. This may require two manufacturers co-hosting a single event. Coordination
between two Event Hosts must be done before the start of the games. The Cable-Tec Games
Subcommittee will try to have two sponsors for each event.
Event Hosts must provide completely for their event’s requirements including:
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Setting up their event and assisting in the games location preparation
Equipment (including safety glasses)
Tools (not all-in-one tools or automatic drills)
Props
Sufficient lighting
Score sheets
Stop watches
Staff as needed
Event judge (At local chapter Cable-Tec Games competitions, event judges will be qualified
individuals appointed by the event hosts. At the National Cable-Tec Games competition, event
judges must be company employees, no manufacturer’s reps or system personnel.)
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SECTION THREE:
Event Descriptions
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EVENT DESCRIPTIONS / HOSTS
For all events except “Cable Jeopardy,” the Event Host will provide all necessary equipment, tools,
props, score sheets, timers, and staffing to run the event.
For “Cable Jeopardy” only, the host chapter is responsible for putting on the event, including staffing,
scoreboard, and lockout box with visual/audible indicator. NCTI will provide the answers and
questions only.
CABLE SPLICING
(Created by Gilbert Engineering, Phoenix, AZ)
The contestant will be expected to prepare both ends of a length of .500 cable and connectorize one
end with a .500 pin connector. Judging will be based on quality of workmanship and final results.
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Timed Event: All tools supplied, (may bring own tools). No drills.
HOST: Corning Gilbert (800) 528-0199 Bill Lutz, E-mail: [email protected]
HOST: Corning Gilbert (623) 245-1050 Allen Butters, E-mail: [email protected]
HOST: PPC: Roger D. Mathews (315) 431-7514, E-mail: [email protected]
HOST: LRC: Allen P. Bierman (720) 895-1916, E-mail: [email protected]
OPTICAL CABLE SPLICING
(Created by 3SAE Technologies, Franklin, TN)
The contestant will be expected to prepare both ends of a length of fiber optic cable, fusion splice the
ends together, install optical splice protector sleeve, clean splicer and cleaver and properly discard
shards. Judging will be based on SAFTY, quality of workmanship and final results.
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Timed Event: All equipment and tools will be supplied.
HOST: 3 SAE Technologies, Ronnie Dixon (214) 726-916, E-mail: [email protected]
HOST: Corning, Matt Mclure (312) 446-2870 Cell, E-mail: [email protected]
HOST: AFL, Paul Kaplan (303) 241-1192 Cell, E-mail: [email protected]
HOST: Gemini, Kim Leaming, (800) 443-6462, E-mail: [email protected]
METER READING
(Created by TCI Training Center, Denver, CO)
Measure and record the input and output levels of a "Black Box", (box has a tap, DC, & splitter inside).
Determine tap and DC values, and match “Black Box” to the appropriate schematic.
•
Timed Event. Analog and digital meters will be available, (may bring own meter).
HOST: Acterna (800) 428-4424 Mike Richardson, E-mail: [email protected]
HOST: Acterna (317) 614-8520 Mark Ortel, E-mail: [email protected]
HOST: Trilithic (800) 344-2412 Bob Jackson, E-mail: [email protected]
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CABLE JEOPARDY
(Created by NCTI, Denver, CO)
Similar to the game show. Four or five categories, four contestants, points scored for correct questions,
points are subtracted for incorrect questions
HOST: NCTI (303) 797-9393 Jerry Neese, E-mail: [email protected]
MTDR
(Created by Riser Bond & TCI, Denver, CO)
Measure a number of lengths of drop cables determine, termination and velocity of propagation.
• Timed Event
HOST: Riser Bond/Radiodetection,Vicki Story (402) 304-1713 Cell, E-mail:
[email protected]
HOST: Riser Bond/Radiodetection (770) 641-1270 Dave Smith, E-mail:
[email protected]
HOST: Tempo, Jim Smith (760) 486-4900 Cell, E-mail: [email protected]
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Cable Splicing - .500 Cable
(Created by Gilbert Engineering, Phoenix, AZ)
Description:
The contestant will be expected to:
1) Prepare both ends of a length of .500 cable
2) Complete installation of one .500 pin connector
Staffing:
Two judges
Time Limit:
Timed event - 5 min. limit
Props:
Connector installation instructions
.500 cable
.500 three-piece pin type connectors
cable cutters
utility knife
jacket striping tool
tubing cutter
core only tool
core/strip tool
lineman’s pliers
center conductor cleaner
water pump pliers (2)
crescent wrench (2)
diagonal cutters
needle nose pliers,
first aid kit
stop watch
score sheet
safety glasses
Contestant may bring their own tools.
NO DRILLS ALLOWED. NO ALL-IN-ONE TOOLS ALLOWED.
Competition: Prepare both ends of a piece of .500 cable (may be jacketed) and connectorize one end
of the cable following the manufacturer’s recommended installation instructions. Judging will be based
on quality of workmanship and final results, not on system or MSO splicing policies and procedures.
One judge per contestant, usually two judges and two contestants at a time. Scoring is done
while splicing. Critiquing, if any must be quick. Connectors will be removed later.
Scoring:
- 100 points possible
- Ten guidelines for evaluating
- Maximum 10 points per guideline check, 1-10 points based on
quality per judge’s observation
- Winner based on total points scored
- Time is the tie-breaker
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Cable Splicing - .500 Cable
Score Sheet
Objective:
The contestant will be expected to:
1. Prepare both ends of a length of unflooded jacketed .500 cable
2. Complete installation of one three piece .500 pin connector
Equipment
Supplied:**
3 piece 500 Pin Connectors .500 Cable
Prep Tools
Tubing Cutter
Scale
Coring Tools
Crescent Wrenches
Diagonal Cutters
Cable Cutters
Lineman's Pliers
Needle Nose Pliers First Aid Kit
Installation instructions
Utility Knife
Score sheets
Gloves
Safety Glasses
** Contestants may bring their own tools, gloves & safety glasses.
No drills or all-in-one tools allowed!!!
Scoring:
10 points maximum for each correct application
Maximum points: 100
Start:
Everything on Table after contestant organizes. Start on judges verbal “go”.
End on contestants’ verbal “finish”.
Preparation of Cable (50% of score per end)
Points
Possible
Points
Awarded
10
____
-5 points/end > 5”
10
____
-5 points/end
10
10
10
10
____
____
____
____
-5 points/end
-5 points/end
-5 points/end
-5 points/end
10
____
All or nothing
10
____
-5 wrong sequence
-5 using channel locks
-10 not tight
10
____
-5 pt. No protective
10
____
-5 pt. If blood drawn
All or nothing
1. Appropriate length of & removal of cable jacket
No more than 5” below conn.
2. Correct trim of outer conductor
(Burrs, nicks & evenness)
3. Proper removal of dielectric from center conductor
4. Center conductor length (+/- 1/16”)
5. Center conductor trim “pyramid cut” or “beveled”
6. Proper coring of both ends of cable
Installing the Connector
7. Connector integral sleeve completely seated
(As per instruction sheet)
8. Proper use of wrenches/tightening sequence
Safety/Time
9. Safe installation
eye gear
10. Installation time (Limit 5 minutes)
Stop @ 5 minutes, score what’s completed.
Notes
In case of tie, best time will be used to determine winner
Name ______________________________
Total Points: ______
System _____________________________
Time: ______
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Optical Cable Splicing - 250 micron Optical Cable
(Created by 3SAE Technologies, Franklin, TN)
Description:
The contestant will be expected to:
1) Prepare both ends of a length of 250-micron optical cable
2) Complete installation by fusion splicing both ends together with
optical splice protector sleeve installed
Staffing:
Two judges
Time Limit:
Timed event - 5 min. limit
Props:
Fusion splicer installation instructions
250-micron cable
Optical splice protector sleeve
Safety glasses
Optical cable cleaning tool
Alcohol
Lint free Kim wipes
ACT Cleaning tips
Stopwatch
Score sheet
Light Source
Competition: Prepare both ends of a piece of 250-micron cable (may be 900-micron) and install splice
protector sleeve on one end of the cable before following the manufacturer’s recommended installation
instructions. Judging will be based on quality of workmanship and final results, not on system or MSO
splicing policies and procedures.
There will be One judge per contestant, usually two judges and two contestants at a time.
Scoring is done while splicing, Critiquing, if any must be quick.
Scoring:
- 100 points possible
- Eleven guidelines for evaluating
- Maximum 20 points per guideline check, 1-10 points based on
quality per judge’s observation
- Winner based on total points scored
- Time is the tie-breaker
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OBJECTIVE:
The participant will be expected to proficiently execute the following:
A) Prepare both ends of a length of fiber optic cable
B) Fuse two fiber optic ends together
C) Complete installation of one fiber optic protective sleeve
SUPPLIED:
● Fusion Splicer
● Preparation tools
● Alcohol dispenser
● Protective sleeves
● Miller Stripper
● Safety glasses
● Kim Wipes
● Cleaver
● Light Source
RULES AND REGULATIONS
DECRIPTION
POINTS
Preparation of Cable
Wearing of Safety glasses
Appropriate length of, and removal of outer protective coatings
Appropriate cleaning of optical cable
Correct cleave of optical cable
Correct cleave length of optical cable
POINTS
POSSIBLE
20
10
10
10
10
FUSION SPLICE
Obtaining a 0.00 / 0.01 / 0.02 dB loss estimate results in maximum score
Obtaining a 0.03 / 0.04 / 0.05 dB loss estimate results in maximum score
10
5
Proper installation of splice protection sleeve
10
Appropriate cleaning / inspection of fusion splicer for chards
5
Appropriate cleaning / inspection of cleaver for chards
5
Installation Time (5 minute time limit)
Maximum of Points to be earned
In case of point “tie” –The fastest time will be used to determine winner
10
100
NAME: __________________________________ TOTAL POINTS: ________________________
SYSTEM: ________________________________ TIME: __________________________________
SCTE Score sheet for fusion splicing 102104
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Meter Reading
Sample Score Sheet
Objective:
1. Measure/record the input level of the box (5 points)
2-8. Measure/record seven output levels of the box (5 points each)
9. Determine the value of the tap (20 points)
10. Determine the value of the DC (20 points)
11. Match the “Black Box” to its schematic (20 points)
Supplied:
Box #_________
Meter Type __________
Scoring:
5 points for each correct measurement (40) (#’s 1 - 8).
20 points each for correct tap & DC value (#’s 9 - 10).
20 points for correct schematic (#11).
Time is tie breaker.
Points
Points
Measurement
Value
Possible
Awarded
1. Input level
_____dB
5
______
2. Output "A"
_____dB
5
______
3. Output "B"
_____dB
5
______
4. Output "C"
_____dB
5
______
5. Output "D"
_____dB
5
______
6. Output "E"
_____dB
5
______
7. Output "F"
_____dB
5
______
8. Output "G"
_____dB
5
______
9. Tap Value (+/- 2dB)
_____dB
20
______
10. DC Value (+/- 2dB)
_____dB
20
______
11. Matching Schematic
_____
20
______
Identify the schematic that matches your “Black Box”
A
C
B
D
Name ______________________________
Total Points: ______
System ____________________________
Time:
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____
MTDR - Metallic Time Domain Reflectometer
(Created by TCI Training Center, Denver, CO)
Description:
Determine length and termination of cables and velocity of propagation.
Staffing:
Two judges/timers
Time Limit:
Timed event - 5 min. maximum
Equipment
Supplied:
TDR CABLE BOX with four cables:
1) Each cable is accessible through test port with (supplied) jumper cable.
2) Measure and record length and termination of each cable test port. Determine
location of splice as required.
3) Change Velocity of Propagation on each test port as given.
Metallic Time Domain Reflectometer
Score Sheets
Stopwatches
Contestants may bring their own meter.
Competition:
Contestants who have not competed should NOT watch.
Measure and record length and termination of four cable samples.
One judge per contestant, usually two judges and two competitors at a time.
Scoring:
100 points possible
Winner based on total points scored
Time is the tiebreaker
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MTDR - Metallic Time Domain Reflectometer
Sample Score Sheet
(Test developed by Riser-Bond Instruments)
Objective:
1) Each of four cables is accessible through test port with (supplied) jumper
cable.
2) Measure and record length and termination of each test port. Determine
location of splice as required.
3) Change Velocity of Propagation on each test port as given.
Supplied:
Box #_________
Meter
Scoring:
10 points for each correct “Velocity of Propagation” measurement (80)
20 points for bonus distance to splice
Winner based on total points scored
Time is tiebreaker
Measure and record length and termination.
Test Port 1: Using VOP of 80
Total Length __________________
Termination: Open ____ Short ____
Incorrect _____
Incorrect _____
Correct _____ (10 pts.)
Correct _____ (10 pts.)
Test Port 2: Using VOP of 88
Total Length __________________
Termination: Open ____ Short ____
Incorrect _____
Incorrect _____
Correct _____ (10 pts.)
Correct _____ (10 pts.)
Test Port 3: Using VOP of 90
Total Length __________________
Termination: Open ____ Short ____
Incorrect _____
Incorrect _____
Correct _____ (10 pts.)
Correct _____ (10 pts.)
Test Port 4: Using VOP of 83
Total Length __________________
Termination: Open ____ Short ____
Incorrect _____
Incorrect _____
Correct _____ (10 pts.)
Correct _____ (10 pts.)
Bonus: Distance to Splice _____________
Incorrect _____
Correct _____ (20 pts.)
Name ______________________________
Total Points: _________ (100 points possible)
Team ______________________________
Time:
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_________ (tiebreaker)
“CABLE JEOPARDY”
(Created by NCTI, Denver, CO)
Description:
Similar to the game show. Five categories, four contestants, points scored for
correct questions, points are subtracted for incorrect questions.
Staffing:
Announcer - Read answers/questions
Technical Judge - Interprets response/challenges
Scorekeeper (Scorekeeping functions are included in the computer version)
Time Limit:
Limit 10 minutes per round - Up to 24 contestants use five answer categories. (It
typically takes about two hours for 24 contestants.)
Props:
Host chapter may wish to build a four button lock-out response system with audio
and visual indicators. Ten second response time with remote reset.
NCTI can provide the Jeopardy Game on CD for chapter meetings.
The “Light system” with (4) hats and boxes can be requested. Shipping will depend
upon the availability of the system.
Request for CD made to NCTI 45 to 60 days prior to chapter meeting.
“Cable Jeopardy” Competition
Groups:
Four contestants at a time. Selected by random assignment in
groups of four, i.e..1a, 1b, 1c, 1d, 2a, 2b, etc. For scoring purposes
each round should have the same number of contestants.
Procedure:
“Cable Jeopardy” is conducted in the following manner:
• Contestant "a" starts the round and selects a category/point value.
• The appropriate category/point value is chosen
• The answer is presented on screen.
• Announcer reads answer.
• EARLY BUZZER - Stop answer, allow question.
• RIGHT question > next answer. (Contestant who gave
correct question selects next category and point value.)
• WRONG question > subtract points > complete answer > any
other contestant may respond.
• REGULAR BUZZER
• RIGHT question > next answer.
• WRONG question > subtract points > any other contestant
may respond.
• NO CORRECT QUESTION
• Announcer reads correct question.
• JUDGEMENT ON QUESTION
• If contestant’s question does not match the announcer’s
question, announcer must seek technical judge’s ruling.
• Technical judge determines accuracy of response.
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•
Judged correct, contestant with correct answer selects next
category.
• Judged incorrect, contestant attempting to answer loses points
and contestant with last correct response selects
category/point value.
Continue the above until the board is cleared, or time has expired.
Scoring:
Scoring is based on the following:
• Point values awarded for correct responses.
• Points are deducted for incorrect answers.
• Tie scores - Ties will broken by lowest combined time of all other events.
A running score for each round will be kept for each contestant. After the round each contestant’s
score is recorded and sent to the master scorekeeper.
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“Cable Jeopardy” Answers/Questions Order Form
The “Cable Jeopardy” questions and answers are provided by the National Cable Telecommunications
Institute and MUST REMAIN CONFIDENTIAL. We ask that the “Cable Jeopardy” questions and
answers be sent only to the Chapter President or representative and returned to NCTI immediately after
the Cable-Tec Games, this also includes the CD. Host chapter must provide the screen and projector.
Please fill out the following information and send to NCTI.
Games Title:
________________________________________
Date Required:
________________________________________
Chapter Name:
________________________________________
Chapter President:
________________________________________
Address:
________________________________________
________________________________________
Phone:
________________________________________
Items Requested:
____
Computer version-NCTI staff operates the game.
____
CD version-Local Chapter operates the game.
____
Light System
_________________________________________________________________________
Please fax/send this Cable Jeopardy Order Form to:
NCTI - CABLE JEOPARDY
Attn: Jerry Neese
801 W. Mineral Avenue
Littleton, CO 80120-4501
Phone: 303-797-9393 ext 130
Fax:
303-797-9394
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Other Past/Potential Games
NAME THAT DISTORTION
Competitors identify a number of picture distortions from a video tape.
Suggestions for video tape include:
Leading ghost
Over modulation
Hum modulation
Satellite noise
Excessive Y/C delay
Ingress
Trailing ghost
Low signal
Sixty cycle noise
Sync buzz
Cross/inter modulation
Excessive signal
MULTIMETER
This should be a fair event, with the host providing both an analog and digital meter, or allowing the
competitor to bring their own meter.
CONVERTER TOSS
Toss converters into large trash cans or shoot hoops.
GO FETCH
FIBER SPLICING (Mechanical)
Emergency restoration. Safety may be a concern.
FASTEST REMOTE OPERATOR (Created by US Electronics)
A “Dual” with remote in holster and batteries in belt…Draw, load and shoot.
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SECTION FOUR:
Forms
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Award Medallions Order Form
Gold, silver, and bronze award medallions have the SCTE logo, engraving, and red, white, and blue
neck ribbon. Delivery for medallions - allow 2-3 weeks.
Date Required:
________________________________________
Typical Engraving Layout:
Chapter/Games Title:
Year:
Event Name:
Rocky Mountain Cable-Tec Games
1996
Cable Splicing
(Please print clearly.)
Game Title:
___________________________________________
Year:
___________________________________________
Events:
1. _________________________________________
2. _________________________________________
3. _________________________________________
4. _________________________________________
5. Overall ___________________________________
Three medallions are required for each event listed above, one of each type
(1st Place - Gold medal, 2nd Place - Silver medal, 3rd Place - Bronze medal).
_________________________________________________________________________
Ship to:
Chapter Name
________________________________________
Contact
________________________________________
System
________________________________________
Shipping Address
________________________________________
________________________________________
Phone
________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
Fax form to:
407-862-0651
Mail form to:
Logogram
600 Technology Park Dr
Suite 108
Lake Mary, FL 32746
Phone number: 800-442-5824
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Event Planning Checksheet
Schedule
Party Responsible/Individual
YEARLY CALENDER PLANNING
1. Select Games date/time
2. Contact host association
3. Select events and Event Hosts
4. Notify SCTE
Date Completed
Chapter/Assoc. ___________
Chapter/Assoc. ___________
Chapter
___________
Chapter
___________
_____________
_____________
_____________
_____________
Chapter/Assoc. ___________
Chapter/Assoc. ___________
_____________
_____________
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
___________
___________
___________
___________
___________
___________
_____________
_____________
_____________
_____________
_____________
_____________
Chapter
___________
____________
Arrange meeting room
Chapter
__________
____________
1.
2.
3.
4.
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter.
Chapter
___________
___________
___________
___________
_____________
_____________
_____________
_____________
THIRTY DAYS PRIOR
1. Pre-register Contestants
2. Contact system managers
3. Meeting room final check
4. Identify chapter staff
5. Arrange photo/media coverage
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
___________
___________
___________
___________
___________
_____________
_____________
_____________
_____________
_____________
AFTER THE GAMES
1. Review process/revise
2. Thank-you to sponsor/members
3. Notify Regional Director
4. Plan any training needed
5. Send pictures/names to SCTE
6. Commend your chapter
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
___________
___________
___________
___________
___________
___________
_____________
_____________
_____________
_____________
_____________
_____________
NINETY DAYS OR EARLIER
1. Contact site manager/host
2. Contact Event Host
3. Obtain sponsors for:
Beverages
Prizes (if needed)
Other _______________
4. Order Medallions from Logogram
5. Check www.scte.org for event
6. Notify Regional Director
SIXTY DAYS PRIOR
Send out mailer
(events & participants)
Contact sponsors
Obtain Emcee(s)
Publicity to local sources
Make signs as needed
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Waiver, Release and Indemnity Agreement
In consideration of the participation of the undersigned in the Society of Cable Telecommunications
Engineers Inc.’s (SCTE) Cable-Tec Games to be held on or about:
_________________________________________________________, 20_____ at the
Date of competition
the undersigned agrees and acknowledges that his or her participation in said games is voluntary and is
not undertaken under duress. The undersigned agrees to assume all risks related to his or her
participation in these games.
The undersigned waives any and all cause(s) of action which he or she may have against SCTE, its
employees, agents, servants, or representatives, and/or which may arise as a result of the undersigned’s
participation in the Cable-Tec Games.
The undersigned agrees to release, indemnify and hold harmless the Society of Cable
Telecommunications Engineers Inc., its employees, agents, servants, or representatives, from and
against any and all loss, damages, costs, or expenses which he or she may suffer, incur, be put to, or
pay, or any liabilities or claims which may arise, as a result of the undersigned’s participation in these
games.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned, intending to be legally bound hereby, has hereunto set his
or her hand this
__________________ day of ________________________________________, 19_____ .
Name:
Witness:
_____________________________
Signature
_____________________________
Signature
_____________________________
Print
_____________________________
Print
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On-Site Registration Form
Conference Name: _________________________________ Date of Event: ____________
Host Chapter: _____________________________________________________________
Chapter Contact: ___________________________________________________________
Events:
Name
Hosts:
____________________________
_________________________
____________________________
_________________________
____________________________
_________________________
____________________________
_________________________
System
SCTE Number
A 1 ________________________________ ______________________ _______________
B 2 ________________________________ ______________________ _______________
C 3 ________________________________ ______________________ _______________
D 4 ________________________________ ______________________ _______________
E 5 ________________________________ ______________________ _______________
F 6 ________________________________ ______________________ _______________
G 7 ________________________________ ______________________ _______________
H 8 ________________________________ ______________________ _______________
A 9 ________________________________ ______________________ _______________
B 10 _______________________________ ______________________ ________________
C 11 _______________________________ ______________________ ________________
D 12 _______________________________ ______________________ ________________
E 13 _______________________________ ______________________ ________________
F 14 _______________________________ ______________________ ________________
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Name
System
SCTE Number
G 15 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
H 16 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
A 17 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
B 18 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
C 19 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
D 20 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
E 21 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
F 22 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
G 23 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
H 24 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
A 25 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
B 26 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
C 27 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
D 28 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
E 29 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
F 30 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
G 31 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
H 32 _______________________________ ______________________ _________________
Fax to SCTE Chapter Support Department, 610-363-5898.
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Sample Overall Score Sheet
To keep any single event score from unfairly weighting the final results, the overall winner will be
determined by adding up the individual’s place standing for each event. The contestant with the best
overall place standing (lowest combined place total) places highest.
Total combined time will be used as the tie breaker.
NAME
Jim
Chuck
Dave
Sam
Mike
Robert
GO FETCH
SPLICING
METERS
SCORE
TIME
(sec.)
TIME
(sec.)
TIME
(sec.)
100
100
100
90
80
90
105
96
119
125
90
110
PLACE SCORE
2
1
3
5
6
4
100
100
100
98
95
98
125
183
138
129
135
140
PLACE SCORE
1
3
2
4
6
5
100
100
90
100
100
90
190
198
204
212
175
185
JEOPARDY
PLACE SCORE
2
3
6
4
1
5
400
460
440
380
350
310
OVERALL
PLACE
PLACE
TOTAL
TIME
(sec.)
PLACE
3
1
2
4
5
6
8
8
13
17
18
20
420
477
461
466
400
435
1
2
3
4
5
6
Timing:
Recording the time of each event in seconds makes adding the total
time easier.
Overall:
Once each event has been completed by all contestants and their place standing for each
event has been established, add the place standing numbers together for overall place
standing.
Winner:
Lowest place standing score is overall winner.
Cumulative time is tie breaker.
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Final Results Form
Conference Name ____________________________________ Date _________________
Host Chapter ______________________________________________________________
Chapter Contact ____________________________________Phone #_________________
WINNERS OF EACH EVENT
Event ____________________________________
1st Place Name ____________________________
2nd Place Name ____________________________
3rd Place Name ____________________________
Host __________________________
System _________________________
System _________________________
System _________________________
Event ____________________________________
1st Place Name ____________________________
2nd Place Name ____________________________
3rd Place Name ____________________________
Host __________________________
System _________________________
System _________________________
System _________________________
Event ____________________________________
1st Place Name ____________________________
2nd Place Name ____________________________
3rd Place Name ____________________________
Host __________________________
System _________________________
System _________________________
System _________________________
Event ____________________________________
1st Place Name ____________________________
2nd Place Name ____________________________
3rd Place Name ____________________________
Host __________________________
System _________________________
System _________________________
System _________________________
Event ____________________________________
1st Place Name ____________________________
2nd Place Name ____________________________
3rd Place Name ____________________________
Host __________________________
System _________________________
System _________________________
System _________________________
Overall ___________________________________
1st Place Name ____________________________
2nd Place Name ____________________________
3rd Place Name ____________________________
System _________________________
System _________________________
System _________________________
Jeopardy Scores of Overall Winners:
1st Place Name ____________________________
2nd Place Name ____________________________
3rd Place Name ____________________________
Fax to SCTE Chapter Support Department, (610) 363-5898
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Score _________________________
Score _________________________
Score _________________________