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The BlueOptics SPTSLP2SLCDF-BO is a QSFP28 fiber optic transceiver module designed for high-speed optical links up to 100000 Mbit/s. It uses a QSFP28 form factor with an LC Duplex connector and is intended for single‑mode fiber applications supporting 100GBASE‑DR protocols. The module integrates CWDM transmit and receive channels, supports Digital Diagnostics Monitoring (DDM/DOM) compliant with MSA SFF‑8472, and is engineered for compact installation with a lightweight silver housing of approximately 40 g.

Advantages

The transceiver delivers up to 100 Gbit/s data transfer in a QSFP28 form factor and includes CWDM optics for single‑mode fiber links. Built and tested to MSA standards, it provides DDM/DOM telemetry (voltage, laser bias current, output power, received power and temperature) for easier monitoring and troubleshooting. The compact design and low weight simplify installation and save rack space while offering long operational life and high reliability.

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How to use

Install the BlueOptics QSFP28 module into a compatible QSFP28 slot on switches, routers or other network devices that support 100GBASE‑DR modules. Connect LC Duplex single‑mode fiber patch cords to the module’s LC ports, observing proper polarity. If required, enable or verify DDM/DOM support on the host device to access real‑time diagnostic data. Follow vendor guidelines for hot‑plugging and electrostatic discharge protection during installation and removal.

Recommendations

To ensure optimal performance, use high‑quality single‑mode fiber patch cords and patch panels rated for 100G optical links and verify that the host device firmware supports the module’s DDM/DOM features. For troubleshooting, consult the diagnostic telemetry for supply voltage, laser bias, output/received power and temperature. Confirm compatibility with the specific hardware platform before deployment and, if possible, validate with a test sample in the actual network environment.