StarTech.com SFP+ Transceiver Module - 10GBASE-SR - Multi Mode Fibre
This StarTech.com SFP+ transceiver module (J9150D-ST) is compatible with HPE J9150D and provides 1...This StarTech.com SFP+ transceiver module (J9150D-ST) is compatible with HPE J9150D and provides 10GbE connectivity over multi-mode fiber cables. It supports 10GBASE-SR standards with an 850nm wavelength and a maximum transfer distance of up to 300m. The module features an LC female connection, is hot-swappable, and has a data transfer rate of 10Gb/s. It also supports Digital Diagnostics Monitoring (DDM) and consumes less than 1.3W of power. Backed by a lifetime limited manufacturer warranty, this MSA compliant module is also compatible with switches from Ubiquiti, D-Link, Netgear, Supermicro, and TP-Link that accept uncoded modules.
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Product Information
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This StarTech.com SFP+ transceiver module (J9150D-ST) is designed for network administrators and IT professionals seeking reliable 10GbE connectivity over multi-mode fiber. Its key benefit is ensuring seamless integration with HPE equipment and other MSA-compliant switches, offering a cost-effective alternative to proprietary modules. A potential caveat is its multi-mode fiber limitation, restricting its use to shorter distances compared to single-mode transceivers. The module supports 10GBASE-SR standards, operates at an 850nm wavelength, and connects via an LC port, supporting distances up to 300m. It features hot-swappable capability, Digital Diagnostics Monitoring (DDM), and a low power consumption of under 1.3W.
All features
Series
SFP+
Model Part Number
J9150D-ST
Brand
StarTech.com
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Is this module compatible with single-mode fiber?
No, this module is designed for multi-mode fiber (MMF) and supports the 10GBASE-SR standard, which has a maximum distance of 300 meters. Single-mode fiber is used for longer distances.
What does 'hot-swappable' mean for this module?
Hot-swappable means you can install or remove the SFP+ module from a network device while the device is powered on and the network is operational, without needing to shut down the system.
How do I check the DDM information?
DDM information is typically accessed through the command-line interface (CLI) or graphical user interface (GUI) of your network switch or router. Consult your network device's manual for specific commands or navigation paths.
What is the warranty period for this module?
The StarTech.com J9150D-ST SFP+ module is backed by a lifetime limited manufacturer warranty.
Can I use this module with non-HPE switches?
Yes, this module is MSA compliant and designed to work with a variety of network switches from brands like Ubiquiti, D-Link, Netgear, Supermicro, and TP-Link, provided they accept uncoded SFP+ modules.
What is the wavelength of this SFP+ module?
The wavelength of this module is 850 nm, which is typical for 10GBASE-SR multi-mode fiber transceivers.
What is the maximum data transfer rate?
The maximum data transfer rate supported by this module is 10 Gbps (Gigabits per second).
Troubleshooting
Module not recognized by the switch
Ensure the module is fully seated in the SFP+ port. Verify that the switch firmware is up-to-date. Check if the switch specifically requires coded modules if this one is uncoded. Try the module in a different port or switch to isolate the issue.
No network link or intermittent connectivity
Check the fiber optic cable connection at both ends for a secure fit. Inspect the cable for damage. Ensure the correct type of multi-mode fiber is used. Verify that the SFP+ module and the port on the other end are configured for the same speed and duplex settings.
Slow data transfer speeds
Confirm that both the SFP+ module and the connected device port are operating at 10Gb/s. Check for any bottlenecks in the network path. Ensure the fiber optic cable is not damaged and is clean.
DDM values are out of range
Investigate the specific DDM reading. For example, low optical output power could indicate a dirty connector or a failing module. High temperature may suggest inadequate ventilation. Consult your switch's documentation for acceptable DDM ranges.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides reliable 10GbE connectivity.
Compatible with a wide range of networking equipment, including HPE and other MSA-compliant switches.
Hot-swappable design minimizes network downtime during installation or replacement.
Digital Diagnostics Monitoring (DDM) offers valuable insights into module performance.
Backed by a lifetime limited manufacturer warranty for peace of mind.
Cons
Limited to 300m distance due to multi-mode fiber technology.
Requires specific multi-mode fiber cabling.
May not be compatible with switches that strictly require uncoded modules (though stated as compatible with uncoded).
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the network switch or router port is powered off or in a state where hot-swapping is supported.
Remove the protective cap from the SFP+ module's connector.
Gently insert the SFP+ module into the designated SFP+ slot until it clicks into place.
Secure the module using its retaining mechanism (e.g., bail clasp or slide).
Power on the port or device if it was powered off.
The module should be recognized by the network device automatically. Refer to your network device's documentation for specific configuration steps if necessary.
General Compatibility: MSA-compliant switches and routers from brands including Ubiquiti, D-Link, Netgear, Supermicro, and TP-Link that accept uncoded modules.
Fiber Type: Requires Multi-Mode Fiber (MMF) cables with LC connectors.
Standard: 10GBASE-SR.
Care:
Avoid touching the optical port or the gold contacts with bare fingers. Use a lint-free cloth if cleaning is necessary.
Keep the protective caps on the module when it is not installed in a device to prevent dust and contamination.
Operate the module within its specified temperature and humidity ranges. Refer to the product specifications for exact limits.
Regularly inspect fiber optic cables and connectors for damage or dirt, as this can affect performance and module longevity.