Abstract: A scheme is described for remote control of the output power of a transmitter in a smart SFP (or SFP+, or XFP) duplex (or BiDi, or SWBiDi) transceiver in a communication system using an operating system with OAM and PP functions, an OAM, PP & Payload Processor, a transceiver, an optical power meter (optional), a BERT, and an optical link in the field.

Abstract: A scheme is described of remote control of the slicing level of a receiver in a smart SFP (or SFP+, or XFP) duplex (or BiDi, or SWBiDi) transceiver in a communication system using an operating system with OAM and PP functions, an OAM, PP & Payload Processor, a transceiver, a BERT, and an optical link in the field.

Abstract: A latch type optical communication module is easily mounted to and detached from a system port having a cage by means of a latch. The optical communication module is provided with a latch. The latch is rotated around a hinge shaft fixed to both sides of a receptacle and engaging latch holes of ends of the latch. When rotated the latch moves latch drivers to force a slider upward, the slider raises a groove engaging a fixing tap of the optical communication module thereby allowing the optical communication module to be detached from the system port. The optical communication module can be detached from the system port without a tool or influence or adjacent an optical communication module.

Abstract: An optical communication module is provided with a platform to provide an accurate axial alignment with optical transceiving subassemblies. In the optical communication module, axes of the optical transceiving sub-assemblies are aligned by virtue of previously established axial alignment of the platform, and the platform is fixed to a main body by inserting an insertion jaw of a cover into an insertion groove formed on an upper surface of the platform. After the optical transceiving subassemblies are inserted into the platform having the axial alignment required for a system, a bonding agent is filled into spaces defined in the platform, thereby preventing the axes from deviated by an external force.

Abstract: A latch type optical communication module, designed to9 be easily mounted and detached to a system port having a cage by means of a latch. The optical communication module is provided with a latch: The latch may be rotated around a hinge shaft fixed to both sides of a receptacle while being inserted into latch holes penetrating both ends of the latch. When the latch is rotated and then allows latch drivers to force a slider upward, the slider raises a fixing tap of the optical communication module inserted into the system port, thereby allowing the optical communication module to be detached from the system port. With the construction of the optical communication module, the plurality of additional components are not required for the optical communication module, thereby lowering manufacturing costs, and the optical communication module can be detached from the system port without any tool and any influence against adjacent optical communication module.

Abstract: An optical communication module is provided with a platform to provide an accurate axial alignment with optical transceiving subassemblies. In the optical communication module, axes of the optical transceiving sub-assemblies are aligned by virtue of previously established axial alignment of the platform, and the platform is fixed to a main body by inserting an insertion jaw of a cover into an insertion groove formed on an upper surface of the platform. After the optical transceiving subassemblies are inserted into the platform having the axial alignment required for a system, a bonding agent is filled into spaces defined in the platform, thereby preventing the axes from deviated by an external force.