C-10G-Xtx Media Converter (Discontinued)

Electronic Dispersion Compensation (EDC) is an algorithmic method used to compensate for optical dispersion that occurs on high speed 10 Gigabit links. EDC mode settings are automatically configured by the media converter based on the information retrieved from the SFP+ or XFP module. This will enable proper operation for extended multimode 10GBase-LRM as well as active or passive copper cabling; In the default UP switch position the media converter will automatically set the 10G transceiver to match the EDC type declared by the SFP+ / XFP module to either to "linear" or "limiting"; In the event that there is a mismatch, setting the switch to the Down position on the media converter will flip the setting to that declared by the module.

When the Smart Link Pass-Through switch is enabled (default), each port will reflect the state of its port peer. In this mode, if a link loss is detected on one port, the transmit signal on the other port is disabled "passing through" the state of the failed link. This enables managed switches and other devices to report link failures to their network NMS; When the switch is in the down position, Smart Link Pass-Through is disabled. If a link loss is detected on one port, the transmit signal remains enabled on the other port.

On: Fiber link present; Blinking quickly: Fiber link present and receiving data.(including test data); Blinking slowly: Fiber link disabled because the other fiber link went down; Blinking 1 sec on 3 sec off - module shut down due to high temperature; Off: No fiber link present or no module inserted