WIRELESS: SFP For Single Fibre Cable on FSII-BASE-II to FSII-SPL

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Last updated: Sept 09, 2024 by ernie addow
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Question: Are there any SFPs for FSII-BASE-II which allow just one fiber cable with RX/TX to FSII-SPL (Free-Speak Splitter)?
Answer:
For FSII splitter and base station you could use a single strand fiber module if you can find one that operates at 125 Mbps.  
Example:https://www.arris.com/globalassets/resources/data-sheets/87-10244-revd_tfb1550-tf17_sfp-transceiver.pdf ftp://ftp.romsat.ua/pub/Lan/AURORA/datasheets/87-10244-RevB_TFB1550-TF17_SFP-Transceiver.pdf

The above have NOT been tested by CC engineering but they do meet the specification required, Single strand fiber SFP working at 125Mbps (Fast Ethernet) 

 For the new IP transceiver (IPT) and IPA card, you should be able to use single strand fiber, but these are 1 GPS compatible. They have NOT been tested by CC 

 

Please see standard duplex SFP chart from Clear-Com https://www.clearcom.com/DownloadCenter/manuals/SFP_Chart/SFP_Chart_for_Clear-Com_Products.pdf

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