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TP-Link Mc220l

TP-Link Mc220l


Question about TP-Link Mc220l

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sylvain.geinoz

2 years ago

I bought 2 boxes equipped with TP-Link TL-SM321B SFP modules. The aim is to create a very simple network to extend an RJ45 cable. So I have RJ45>MC220L> Fibre single mode LC> MC220L> RJ45. However, it's impossible to establish a connection between the two... the FX Link LEDs are always off. Of course, I tested with several different fibres. When I connect a box to the Swisscom fibre connection in my home, the LED lights up. I saw that on older hardware versions, there was a physical button on the back to force transmission to one side when using 2 MC220Ls together. But this is no longer the case on the V4 hardware... Does anyone have any clues? Thanks

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sylvain.geinoz

2 years ago • purchased this product

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In the meantime, the answer has been found: you need a TL-SM321B SFP module opposite a TL-SM321A SFP module. One transmits on 1310nm and reads on 1550nm and the other transmits on 1550nm and reads on 1310nm.
So it's logical that if you put the same SFP module at both ends, it won't work!
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patrikhadorn

2 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
Are the RJ45 patch cables or cross-over?