Why must BiDi wavelengths be paired?
Each endpoint must transmit on the wavelength received by the opposite endpoint.
WDM and BiDi Transmission Solutions
Use CWDM, DWDM, BiDi and Compact SFP directions to reuse fiber resources with a controlled wavelength, channel, pairing and budget plan.
Delivery FAQ
Each endpoint must transmit on the wavelength received by the opposite endpoint.
They use different channel spacing and must match the deployed MUX/DEMUX passband.
No. Also review wavelength, insertion loss, dispersion, OSNR, errors, FEC and alarms.
Not by default. Center wavelengths, channel spacing, thermal method and passive components can differ; confirm the system design, P/N and MUX/DEMUX passband.
Check Tx/Rx wavelengths, endpoint direction, module P/N, MUX/DEMUX channel and patch path, then compare optical power, errors, FEC and alarms.
Core Capabilities
Match modules to CWDM/DWDM channels and deployed MUX/DEMUX devices.
Confirm complementary Tx/Rx wavelengths and both endpoint directions.
Evaluate single-fiber and multi-wavelength options without losing traceability.
Separate CWDM, DWDM, LWDM and MWDM by wavelength, spacing, thermal control and MUX/DEMUX plan.
Delivery Process
Record fiber count, MUX devices, interfaces and current wavelengths.
Define site, direction, wavelength and module for every endpoint.
Check power, loss, alarms, FEC/errors and service stability.
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