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       FAQs You May Ask When Using 1000BASE-LX/LH SFP
       By: AnnieHunter Date: August 16, 2018, 12:46 am
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       There are many forms of fiber optic transceiver used in fiber
       optic transmission. 1000BASE-LX/LH SFP, one of the typically
       used optical transceiver, is now widely used in optical
       community structures. Here are some common questions we might
       have when the use of Cisco 1000BASE-LX/LH SFP (GLC-LH-SM or
       GLC-LH-SMD) transceivers. And from the solutions, we would have
       a deeper knowledge of the use of these fiber optics.
       Q1: Can 1000BASE-LX compatible with 100BASE-LX?
       A1: 1000BASE-LX and 100BASE-FX are very exclusive standards.
       1000BASE-LX SFP (GLC-LH-SMD) and 100BASE-LX SFP (GLC-FE-100LX)
       are 2 module types, one for GE and one for FE slots. The
       GLC-LH-SMD will no longer operate at 100Mbps. You will need to
       apply a 100Mb module to connect to some other device at 100Mb.
       Check optical transceiver compatibility with your system by
       means of reviewing the Cisco Fast Ethernet SFP module
       compatibility record and pick out the one it says is well
       matched.
       Q2: What is the difference among LH and LX modules?
       A2: Long Haul (LH) denotes longer distances while Long
       Wavelength (LX) denotes much less power which is obviously
       shorter distance. Before it was standardized 1000BASE-LX10
       become essentially already in substantial use through many
       companies as a proprietary extension known as either
       1000BASE-LX/LH or 1000BASE-LH.
       Q3: Does 1000BASE-LX SFP work with 1000BASE-LH SFP? What does it
       infer if a module says like "Cisco 1000BASE-LX/LH SFP"?
       A3: Yes, the 1000BASE-LX will paintings with the 1000BASE-LH.
       For example, Cisco 1000BASE-LX/LH SFP is either made for single
       mode (long distance) / multimode (brief distance). But this
       module may be used for each Single-mode and Multimode. The Cisco
       1000BASE-LX/LH SFP, well suited with the IEEE 802.3z 1000BASE-LX
       widespread, operates on trendy single-mode fiber-optic hyperlink
       spans of up to 10 km and as much as 550 m on any multimode
       fibers. When used over legacy multimode fiber kind, the
       transmitter need to be coupled via a method conditioning patch
       cable.
       Q4: What about Mode Conditioning Patch cords (MCP)?
       A4: When choosing an optical transceiver, watch the
       transceiver’s consumer documentation for while a MCP ought to be
       used (see previous hyperlink for MCP records). They are
       occasionally required whilst your community’s set up optical
       cable is OM1 or OM2 rated multimode fiber (MMF). In quick, the
       MCP is an optical jumper that transitions the transmit fiber
       from a unmarried mode fiber (SMF) to a multimode fiber.
       Q5: GLC-LH-SM SFP to 1000BASELX GBIC may not link over MMF?
       A5: Cisco compatibility document says: "Some customers might be
       tempted to attach 1000BASE-LX/LH devices over brief reaches of
       MMF jumper cables with out MCP cables. There is a threat
       associated to this sort of nonstandard deployment, specifically
       when the jumper cable is an FDDI-grade or OM1 kind. In such case
       the power coupled at once into a sixty two.5-micron fiber may be
       as high as some dBm (typically 5 to 6 dBm), and if the jumper
       cable is short, the adjoining receiver might be saturated,
       causing excessive bit errors fee, and eventually irreversibly
       broken. We propose using MCP, however if the customer remains
       reluctant to the deployment of MCP, a five-dB attenuator for
       1300nm need to be used and plugged on the transmitter of the
       optical module on every aspect of the hyperlink."
       Q6: Does GLC-LH-SMD working with GLC-LH-SM?
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