US $980.00
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Universal coding board for programming fiber optical transceivers SFP, SFP+, XFP, QSFP form factors, including SFP28 and QSFP28.
SFPTotal Plus New based on proprietary SFPTotal protocol which makes able to proceed flexible coding for variouse transceivers in SFP, XFP and QSFP form factor.
The device is full-compatible with official software SFPTotal Wizard. The kit includes a coding board Plus series and USB type C cable for PC connection.
Supported transceivers:
100BASE SFP
1G/10G SFP RJ45
1G SFP
2/4/8/16G Fiber Channel
32G FC
XFP
10G SFP+
25G SFP28
CWDM/DWDM
SONET/SDH
40G QSFP+
50G BiDi QSFP28
100G QSFP28
AOC
DAC
The coding board SFPTotal Plus NEW is evoluted hardware design of previouse revision programmer SFPTotal Plus. It supports XFP, SFP, SFP+, QSFP+ and QSFP28 transceivers, including SFP RJ45, PON OLT SFP, SFP28 and AOC/DAC cables.
The coding board contains 20-pin SFP port (SFF-8431), 30-pin XFP port (INF-8077i), 38-pin QSFP port (SFF-8636), USB type C port and power jack to connect external power supply 5V DC for optical transceivers with high power level consumption: more than 1.5 W.
SFPTotal Plus NEW device has an embedded software based on proprietary SFPTotal protocol and full-compatible with an official software SFPTotal Wizard, that make possible to proceed flexible coding for write-protected transceivers from diffrent manufacturers.
The hardware design provides for the presence pinouts for power supply control and access to main I/O lines of the transceiver ports, that could be required for coding hardware protected transceivers.
It contains everything needed to support multiple form factors transceivers. Simply connect it to a computer with a USB cable to get started.
Unlike the SFPTotal Plus programmer, the new revision does not contain a port for connecting GBIC form factor transceivers. GBIC port has been removed as outdated.
Compared with similar coding devices, SFPTotal Plus New has the following advantages:
SFPTotal Plus New programmer is used for the following tasks:
The coding board connects to PC using USB type C cable included to the kit. The operation system detects the device and intalls required Virtual Serial Port driver when device connected firstly. Follow simple steps to start:
The SFPTotal coding board manages through official software SFPTotal Wizard which provides user interface to operate the coding board for write and read code and get access to the main features. Тhere is no preliminary configuration is required to start working with the program. SFPTotal Wizard will automatically detect original coding board connected to the PC.
After installing the driver on some versions of Windows OS, a mandatory system reboot is required for the virtual serial port driver to work correctly.
SFPTotal Plus New is supplied with limited functionality which makes able to test the device before use, but the write function is limited. The activation is required to make sure the device will be run by end customer, but not a dealer or an agent.
That policy makes SFPTotal able to provide the best warranty conditions and service, helps to be sure the device has not been used before sale and it will work stable for a long time. Also, when the device has been activated, we count warranty date from the moment of activation key issue, not the purchase date.
The activation key is an unique value for every coding board and associated with its serial number. The key must be applied for the coding board to remove the functionality restrictions.
The activation key includes into the SFPTotal coding board kit: it issues after purchase the device and becomes available in customer account on the website.
If you bought SFPTotal coding board through dealer and didn't get an activation key, you can sign up on the website and get an activation key for your device free.
You don't need to repeat an activation procedure for the coding board when connect to another PC or reinstall operation system. The activation makes once and it is permanent for the device.
The most optical transceivers with unlocked memory contain EEPROM chip such as 24C02 which stores informtaion about transceiver form factor, wavelength, transmission technology, speedrate, encoding type, vendor name, serial number and etc. That solution presented in a lot of cheap gigabit transceivers and DAC which don't support DDM function. The memory of those transceivers can be rewritten normally without any restriction from the transceiver.
In such transceivers, as a rule, only the A0H page is available for reading, but reading the A2H page returns an error. You need just import a vendor code into the software or edit a generic code from the module, then press Write button to write to such modules. The coding board returns WRITE OK response when the write successfuly done.
You can use the transceiver with updated vendor code after that!
In accordance with the MSA SFF-8472 specification, DDM capable transceivers can be write protected and require entry a 4 byte password to unlock the memory before write any change.
Such modules operate under the control of a special microcontroller, which emulates an EEPROM chip and provides write functionality in I2C slave mode. Also, it can work as a buffer for EEPROM and control Write Protect pin of the memory chip. An attempt to write to such a transceiver without a password or with an incorrect password returns an error - WRITE FAIL.
The software SFPTotal Wizard supports the function to change a write settings and makes able to set a password value to unlock the memory before saving new changes. In addition, the software allows to create complex programming algorithms in the form of scripts. It makes possible to code transceivers that require factory coding method what is incompatible with specification MSA.