GE Security SFP1000LX-10KM, SFP1000SX-220, SFP100FX1310TSC20KM, SFP100FX1310TSC2KM User Manual

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SFP Transceivers User Manual

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Content

Chapter 1 Overview 1

Model List 2 Checklist 2 Introduction 2 Installing SFP modules 3

Appendix A Fiber Optic Cable Parameters 7

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